Moore Kingston Smith

This is a 4-year Tax Apprenticeship where you train to become both an: ICAEW Chartered Accountant (ACA) and Chartered Tax Advisor (CTA)At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. As an accredited training firm, we’re committed to providing first-class professional development in a supportive and friendly environment. Over four years, you’ll gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills, and build the foundation for a successful career in corporate tax. You’ll work with businesses across a wide range of sectors while earning your CFAB, ACA and CTA qualifications, to become an ICAEW Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Advisor.We’re all about working together to realise ambitions. So, our Corporate and Business Tax team provide their clients practical, commercially driven, risk-assessed advice. They’ve been helping businesses with every aspect of their taxes for over 80 years, from managing risk, to employment tax, to navigating partnerships and LLPS and beyond. From the get-go, you’ll work with all kinds of clients, from large corporate groups to single entities. Our clients choose us because we understand them so well, so you’ll get to know our corporate clients and their owners, uncovering the obstacles they face, their preferences and the ways their industries work. The experience is varied. Some projects last a few days, others a few weeks. We encourage you to take responsibility early on, and you’ll get to grips with all aspects of the role. You’ll predominantly work with our Corporate and Business Tax team which provides a range of services to clients of the wider firm and tax only clients. Key responsibilities of the role for the first 12 months include: Managing your time and communicating effectively with those you work as you typically working on around three projects a week, picking up ad-hoc tasks along the way. Making a direct impact on your clients’ business with tasks ranging from the annual tax compliance cycle (including a growing portfolio of large, complex international clients), tax audit, and working on bespoke tax advisory projects. Understanding a company’s financial statements and information, inputting relevant data into Alphatax, the software used for the preparation of corporation tax returns. Developing knowledge and understanding of tax legislation and adjustments required in a tax computation in order to calculate a company’s liability to tax.  Receiving training across corporate tax such as transfer pricing, R&D and creative tax. You’ll receive support and guidance in all your tasks, as you gain exposure across the wider business and learn the different ways we support and engage with our clients.  Whatever path you choose, we have clear progression routes, and there’s plenty of opportunity to take your career in the direction you desire at Moore Kingston Smith. In fact, many of our partners started our as trainees here and through hard work, commitment and drive have gone on to leadership roles. Your path to qualificationIn this role you will be completing a structured four-year training contract, starting on a Level 4 apprenticeship to achieve the CFAB qualification, before progressing onto a Level 7 apprenticeship to complete the ACA and CTA qualifications.  What this means for you: In year one, you will start by completing the ICAEW Certificate in Finance, Accounting and Business (CFAB) which covers six core modules. You will then progress onto the ICAEW ACA professional level exams while starting the CTA pathway, which includes a bridging paper and ethics requirements. Entering years three and four, you will complete ACA professional papers before progressing to ACA Advanced Level exams and CTA specialist papers, ultimately achieving dual qualification with ICAEW and CIOT.  You will gain 450 days of relevant work experience, supported by on-the-job learning and guidance from your manager. You will develop key professional skills through structured training and development. You will be accountable for maintaining your ICAEW training file. You will follow a planned schedule of work and study, with regular revision and training sessions leading up to key exams during the year. We’ll be providing comprehensive support throughout, including: You will attend in-person tuition with our trusted training provider during set study blocks. Paid study leave. Ongoing support from a Buddy, Training Manager and Training Partner, with regular feedback and development reviews. Access to wellbeing resources and a supportive network to help you thrive. We understand that completing a training contract is a significant commitment, requiring time management and a proactive mindset. That’s why we’re here to support you every step of the way. In return, you will work towards a globally respected qualification within an internationally recognised network and build a strong foundation for a rewarding career in audit and beyond. Who are we looking for?Our Tax Apprenticeship Programme is open to students from a range of backgrounds, whether straight out of college, or someone looking for a career change or return to work, but it does not require you to have a university degree. You’ll be provided with training and support throughout your career with us, and the CFAB - ACA/CTA qualification pathway has a structured study and exam programme to allow you to prepare proactively, so you don’t need to have prior technical knowledge or experience, but we do look for is: A clear motivation to pursue a career in corporate tax, supported by an understanding of the CFAB, ACA and CTA qualifications Enthusiasm for building strong relationships and collaborating with clients and colleagues, with close support from your manager. A proactive, results-driven attitude, ensuring excellent client service and a commitment to delivering high-quality work with integrity and professionalism. A dedication to ethical standards, ensuring your work aligns with professional guidelines and best practices. Strong commitment and reliability, enabling you to balance your studies and exams (with paid study leave) alongside your full-time role and responsibilities. A growth mindset and adaptable approach, with a willingness to continuously acquire new skills and knowledge, supported by your manager, learning coach and dedicated early talent team. A commitment to understanding, built on respect, collaboration, and active listening. In order to be eligible for the programme, you will also need: Have obtained at least 112 UCAS points from three A-Levels, or equivalent qualifications Be permitted to work in the UK, for at least 4-years from the start date of the programme.About Moore Kingston Smith At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. Working with small, medium and large clients, we are a multi-disciplinary advisory, tax and audit firm with expertise across multiple sectors, uniquely positioned to help people realise their ambitions. Our London and regional teams deliver quality results locally and nationally, and worldwide alongside the Moore Global network. Through respect, collaboration and active listening, understanding is at the heart of everything we do with our clients, colleagues and communities. We value people and projects that promote positive change for the future. Come and join us to make a difference.

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This is a 2-year Level 4 Audit Apprenticeship where you work in audit while studying for the AAT qualification, with a pathway to become a Chartered Accountant (ACA via ICAEW).At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. As an accredited training firm, we’re committed to providing first-class professional development in a supportive and friendly environment. Through our Level 4 Audit Apprenticeship, you will gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills, and build the foundation for a successful career in audit. You will work with businesses across a wide range of sectors, delivering exceptional client service while earning a Level 4 Diploma in Professional Accounting from the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT).Our Advice, Audit & Accounts team is trained to have broad experience across a range of disciplines, from audit and accounts through to tax and other advisory services, so we can support our clients with cross-discipline solutions. These teams work with clients who vary in size, from sole traders to medium and large businesses, across a wide range of sectors including financial services, hospitality, real estate and technology. From the outset, you will work with our clients, who choose us because we understand them so well. So, you will get to know their businesses, uncover the obstacles they face and become familiar with their sectors. The experience is varied. Some projects last a few days, others a few weeks. We encourage you to take responsibility early on, and you will get to grips with all aspects of the role and audit process. With support and training, key responsibilities in the first 12 months will include: Develop a strong understanding of accounting principles, financial reporting standards, and auditing guidelinesAttend client offices and represent the firm professionally as part of the audit teamAssist in planning audits, including reviewing prior year information and preparing lead schedulesPerform audit testing on key financial areas such as income, expenses, assets, and liabilitiesCheck the accuracy of financial schedules and ensure figures agree with supporting recordsPrepare financial statements in line with relevant standards and legal requirementsDraft corporation tax computations and support tax-related audit proceduresLiaise with clients to gather documentation, clarify queries, and support audit progressMaintain accurate and well-organised working papers in line with internal proceduresReview and update client data in accounting and tax software systemsIdentify and suggest improvements to client systems and internal processesSupport the preparation of audit close-out meeting materials and discussion pointsCommunicate effectively with internal teams, including technical and tax departmentsHelp manage client expectations and meet deadlines throughout the audit processAs you develop experience and confidence, you will start to take more ownership of audit sections and communicate more directly with clients. You will begin mentoring newer team members, contributing to planning discussions, and handling more complex technical areas. As you near completion of the AAT apprenticeship, you will be considered for progression onto the Association of Chartered Accountants (ACA) pathway, which after 2 further years of study, would lead to becoming a fully qualified Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Charted Accountants England and Wales (ICAEW). We have clear progression routes, and there’s plenty of opportunity to take your career in the direction you desire at Moore Kingston Smith. In fact, many of our partners started out as trainees here and through hard work, commitment and drive have gone on to leadership roles.Your path to qualificationIn this role you will be completing a structured two-year training contract and Level 4 apprenticeship programme, during which time you will study towards the Level 3 and Level 4 AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) professional qualifications. It’s designed to give you a strong foundation in accounting while gaining valuable hands-on experience.What this means for you:You will complete 10 AAT exams across key areas such as bookkeeping, financial statements and taxYou will gain relevant work experience, supported by on-the-job learning and guidance from your managerYou will develop key professional skills through structured training and developmentYou will be accountable for maintaining your apprenticeship fileYou will follow a planned schedule of work and study, with regular revision and training sessions leading up to key exams during the yearWe’ll be providing comprehensive support throughout, including:In-person tuition with our trusted training provider during set study blocksPaid study leave Ongoing support from a Buddy, Training Manager, and Training Partner, with regular feedback and development reviewsAccess to wellbeing resources and a supportive network to help you thriveWe understand that completing a training contract is a significant commitment, requiring time management and a proactive mindset. That’s why we’re here to support you every step of the way. In return, you will work towards a globally respected qualification within an internationally recognised network and build a strong foundation for a rewarding career in audit and beyond.Who are we looking for?The AAT training programme is open to students from a range of backgrounds, whether straight out of college, or someone looking for a career change or return to work, but it does not require you to have a university degree.You will be provided with training and support throughout your career with us, and the AAT qualification pathway has a structured study and exam programme to allow you to prepare proactively, so you don’t need to have prior technical knowledge or experience, but we do look for the following:A clear motivation to pursue a career in audit, supported by an understanding of the AAT qualification and the role auditors play in supporting businessesEnthusiasm for building strong relationships and collaborating with clients and colleagues, with close support from your managerA proactive, results-driven attitude, ensuring excellent client service and a commitment to delivering high-quality work with integrity and professionalismA dedication to ethical standards, ensuring your work aligns with professional guidelines and best practicesStrong commitment and reliability, enabling you to balance your studies and exams (with paid study leave) alongside your full-time role and responsibilitiesA growth mindset and adaptable approach, with a willingness to continuously acquire new skills and knowledge, supported by your manager, learning coach and dedicated early talent teamA commitment to understanding, built on respect, collaboration, and active listeningIn order to be eligible for the programme, you will also need:To have obtained, or be on track for 112 UCAS points from three A-Levels, or equivalent qualificationsYou do not need a degree to apply for this apprenticeship. However, if you have completed a degree, we can only accept applications from candidates who achieved a 2:2 in a subject not related to accounting or finance. Candidates with a 2:1 or above would need to apply to our graduate programme instead.To be permitted to work in the UK, for at least 2-years from the start date of the programmeAbout Moore Kingston Smith At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. Working with small, medium and large clients, we are a multi-disciplinary advisory, tax and audit firm with expertise across multiple sectors, uniquely positioned to help people realise their ambitions. Our London and regional teams deliver quality results locally and nationally, and worldwide alongside the Moore Global network. Through respect, collaboration and active listening, understanding is at the heart of everything we do with our clients, colleagues and communities. We value people and projects that promote positive change for the future. Come and join us to make a difference.

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This is a 3-year graduate training contract in Private Client Tax where you work with individuals and clients on personal tax matters while studying for ATT and CTA qualifications to become a Chartered Tax Advisor.At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. As an accredited training firm, we’re committed to providing first-class professional development in a supportive and friendly environment. Over three years, you’ll gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills, and build the foundation for a successful career in private client tax. You’ll work with a range of clients, while earning your ATT and CTA qualifications, to become a Chartered Tax Advisor. We’re all about working together to realise ambitions. So, our growing Private Client Tax team is comprised of experts who advise clients with every aspect of their tax finances, including personal tax, estate planning, private office and financial services.From the get-go, you’ll work with our clients, who choose us because we understand them so well - and we want to help them reach their aspirations. So, you’ll build a rapport with them, getting to know their goals, affairs and challenges. We encourage you to take responsibility early on, and you’ll get to grips with all aspects of the role. In addition to internal and external training, you’ll learn on the job through a range of key responsibilities while supporting senior colleagues with the annual tax compliance cycle. These responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:Analysing and processing information provided by clientsPreparation and submission of tax returnsLiaising with clients and colleagues outside the Private Client team on client mattersSpeaking to and dealing with HMRCJoining client meetings and callsAs you progress in your role, you can expect to be given more responsibility, including dealing with all day-to-day requirements of a portfolio of clients (often being their first point of contact) and having the opportunity to assist on bespoke tax advisory projects.You’ll receive support and guidance in all your tasks, as you gain exposure across the wider business and learn the different ways we support and engage with our clients. Whatever path you choose, we have clear progression routes, and there’s plenty of opportunity to take your career in the direction you desire at Moore Kingston Smith. In fact, many of our partners started out as trainees here and through hard work, commitment and drive have gone on to leadership roles.Your path to qualificationThis role is a three-year training contract, during which time you will study towards the ATT and CTA qualifications. What this means for you:To obtain the ATT and CTA qualifications, you’ll complete 9 exams in total. The first 6 exams are for the ATT qualification, which gives you a strong grounding in UK tax. Then you will move onto CTA, where you develop advanced advisory and application skills through a further 3 exams.You will develop key professional skills through structured training  and development.You will follow a planned schedule of work and study, with regular revision and training sessions leading up to key exams during the year.We’ll be providing comprehensive support throughout, including:You will attend in-person tuition with our trusted training provider during set  study blocks.Paid study leave.Ongoing support from a Buddy, Training Manager and Training Partner, with regular feedback and development reviews.Access to wellbeing resources and a supportive network to help you thrive.We understand that completing a training contract is a significant commitment, requiring time management and a proactive mindset. That’s why we’re here to support you every step of the way. In return, you will work towards a globally respected qualification within an internationally recognised network and build a strong foundation for a rewarding career in audit and beyond.Who are we looking for?Our Tax Graduate Programme welcomes applicants from all degree backgrounds - whether you're a recent university graduate, changing careers, or returning to work. You’ll be provided with training and support throughout your career with us, and the ATT/CTA qualification pathway has a structured study and exam programme to allow you to prepare proactively, so you don’t need to have prior technical knowledge or experience, but we do look for is:A clear motivation to pursue a career in private client tax, supported by an understanding of the ATT and CTA qualificationsEnthusiasm for building strong relationships and collaborating with clients and colleagues, with close support from your manager.A proactive, results-driven attitude, ensuring excellent client service and a commitment to delivering high-quality work with integrity and professionalism.A dedication to ethical standards, ensuring your work aligns with professional guidelines and best practices.Strong commitment and reliability, enabling you to balance your studies and exams (with paid study leave) alongside your full-time role and responsibilities.A growth mindset and adaptable approach, with a willingness to continuously acquire new skills and knowledge, supported by your manager, learning coach and dedicated early talent team.A commitment to understanding, built on respect, collaboration, and active listening. In order to be eligible for the programme, you will also need:Have obtained at least 112 UCAS points from three A-Levels, or equivalent qualificationsHave achieved a 2:1 or above, from a degree in any disciplineBe permitted to work in the UK, for at least 3-years from the start date of the programmeAbout Moore Kingston Smith At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. Working with small, medium and large clients, we are a multi-disciplinary advisory, tax and audit firm with expertise across multiple sectors, uniquely positioned to help people realise their ambitions. Our London and regional teams deliver quality results locally and nationally, and worldwide alongside the Moore Global network. Through respect, collaboration and active listening, understanding is at the heart of everything we do with our clients, colleagues and communities. We value people and projects that promote positive change for the future. Come and join us to make a difference.

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You will work in personal and private client tax services, helping individuals manage their taxes, estates, and financial planning while training toward ATT and CTA Chartered Tax Advisor qualifications over 3 years.At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. As an accredited training firm, we’re committed to providing first-class professional development in a supportive and friendly environment. Over three years, you’ll gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills, and build the foundation for a successful career in private client tax. You’ll work with a range of clients, while earning your ATT and CTA qualifications, to become a Chartered Tax Advisor. We’re all about working together to realise ambitions. So, our growing Private Client Tax team is comprised of experts who advise clients with every aspect of their tax finances, including personal tax, estate planning, private office and financial services.From the get-go, you’ll work with our clients, who choose us because we understand them so well - and we want to help them reach their aspirations. So, you’ll build a rapport with them, getting to know their goals, affairs and challenges. We encourage you to take responsibility early on, and you’ll get to grips with all aspects of the role. In addition to internal and external training, you’ll learn on the job through a range of key responsibilities while supporting senior colleagues with the annual tax compliance cycle. These responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:Analysing and processing information provided by clientsPreparation and submission of tax returnsLiaising with clients and colleagues outside the Private Client team on client mattersSpeaking to and dealing with HMRCJoining client meetings and callsAs you progress in your role, you can expect to be given more responsibility, including dealing with all day-to-day requirements of a portfolio of clients (often being their first point of contact) and having the opportunity to assist on bespoke tax advisory projects.You’ll receive support and guidance in all your tasks, as you gain exposure across the wider business and learn the different ways we support and engage with our clients. Whatever path you choose, we have clear progression routes, and there’s plenty of opportunity to take your career in the direction you desire at Moore Kingston Smith. In fact, many of our partners started out as trainees here and through hard work, commitment and drive have gone on to leadership roles.Your path to qualificationThis role is a three-year training contract, during which time you will study towards the ATT and CTA qualifications. What this means for you:To obtain the ATT and CTA qualifications, you’ll complete 9 exams in total. The first 6 exams are for the ATT qualification, which gives you a strong grounding in UK tax. Then you will move onto CTA, where you develop advanced advisory and application skills through a further 3 exams.You will develop key professional skills through structured training  and development.You will follow a planned schedule of work and study, with regular revision and training sessions leading up to key exams during the year.We’ll be providing comprehensive support throughout, including:You will attend in-person tuition with our trusted training provider during set  study blocks.Paid study leave.Ongoing support from a Buddy, Training Manager and Training Partner, with regular feedback and development reviews.Access to wellbeing resources and a supportive network to help you thrive.We understand that completing a training contract is a significant commitment, requiring time management and a proactive mindset. That’s why we’re here to support you every step of the way. In return, you will work towards a globally respected qualification within an internationally recognised network and build a strong foundation for a rewarding career in audit and beyond.Who are we looking for?Our Tax Graduate Programme welcomes applicants from all degree backgrounds - whether you're a recent university graduate, changing careers, or returning to work. You’ll be provided with training and support throughout your career with us, and the ATT/CTA qualification pathway has a structured study and exam programme to allow you to prepare proactively, so you don’t need to have prior technical knowledge or experience, but we do look for is:A clear motivation to pursue a career in private client tax, supported by an understanding of the ATT and CTA qualificationsEnthusiasm for building strong relationships and collaborating with clients and colleagues, with close support from your manager.A proactive, results-driven attitude, ensuring excellent client service and a commitment to delivering high-quality work with integrity and professionalism.A dedication to ethical standards, ensuring your work aligns with professional guidelines and best practices.Strong commitment and reliability, enabling you to balance your studies and exams (with paid study leave) alongside your full-time role and responsibilities.A growth mindset and adaptable approach, with a willingness to continuously acquire new skills and knowledge, supported by your manager, learning coach and dedicated early talent team.A commitment to understanding, built on respect, collaboration, and active listening. In order to be eligible for the programme, you will also need:Have obtained at least 112 UCAS points from three A-Levels, or equivalent qualificationsHave achieved a 2:1 or above, from a degree in any disciplineBe permitted to work in the UK, for at least 3-years from the start date of the programmeAbout Moore Kingston Smith At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. Working with small, medium and large clients, we are a multi-disciplinary advisory, tax and audit firm with expertise across multiple sectors, uniquely positioned to help people realise their ambitions. Our London and regional teams deliver quality results locally and nationally, and worldwide alongside the Moore Global network. Through respect, collaboration and active listening, understanding is at the heart of everything we do with our clients, colleagues and communities. We value people and projects that promote positive change for the future.

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You will join the audit team focused on non-profit organisations (charities, schools, associations), working toward becoming a fully qualified ICAEW Chartered Accountant (ACA) over 3 years.At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. As an accredited training firm, we’re committed to providing first-class professional development in a supportive and friendly environment. Over three years, you will gain hands-on experience, develop essential skills, and build the foundation for a successful career in audit. You will work with a wide range of our nonprofit clients, delivering exceptional client service while earning your ACA qualification and becoming an ICAEW Chartered Accountant.Our award-winning Nonprofit group deliver a comprehensive range of auditing and accounting services, as well as specially tailored offerings for the nonprofit sector. We focus on charities, education and trade associations and membership bodies. According to the data collated over the last 10 years from the Charity Finance’s Audit Survey our charity team has consistently ranked first for overall service among the top 10 charity specialist firms in England.As part of our nonprofit team, you will gain valuable experience working with a diverse range of charities and independent schools, as well as corporate exposure through engagement with trading subsidiaries and corporate membership organisations. With a team of over 70 professionals, we are deeply committed to growth, development, and supporting trainees every step of the way. From the outset, you will work with our clients, who choose us because we understand them so well. You will get to know their businesses, uncover the obstacles they face and become familiar with their sectors. The experience is varied. Some projects last a few days, others a few weeks. We encourage you to take responsibility early on, and you will get to grips with all aspects of the role and audit process. In this role, you will predominantly work on clients within the nonprofit sector but will also gain exposure to other teams and sectors. With support and training, key responsibilities in the first 12 months will include: Develop a strong understanding of accounting principles, financial reporting standards, and auditing guidelinesAttend client offices and represent the firm professionally as part of the audit teamAssist in planning audits, including reviewing prior year information and preparing lead schedulesPerform audit testing on key financial areas such as income, expenses, assets, and liabilitiesCheck the accuracy of financial schedules and ensure figures agree with supporting recordsPrepare financial statements in line with relevant standards and legal requirementsDraft corporation tax computations and support tax-related audit proceduresLiaise with clients to gather documentation, clarify queries, and support audit progressMaintain accurate and well-organised working papers in line with internal proceduresReview and update client data in accounting and tax software systemsIdentify and suggest improvements to client systems and internal processesSupport the preparation of audit close-out meeting materials and discussion pointsCommunicate effectively with internal teams, including technical and tax departmentsHelp manage client expectations and meet deadlines throughout the audit processAs you develop experience and confidence, you will start to take more ownership of audit sections and communicate more directly with clients. You will begin mentoring newer team members, contributing to planning discussions, and handling more complex technical areas. As you approach qualification in your third year, you will be able to further enhance the breadth of your experience by supporting the facilitation of internal training, and by learning more about other services and sectors in the business with the opportunity for a secondment. Following qualification, many of our trainees continue their careers within their original teams, whilst others have moved into other departments including tax, corporate finance and digital transformation. Whatever path you choose, we have clear progression routes, and there’s plenty of opportunity to take your career in the direction you desire at Moore Kingston Smith. In fact, many of our partners started out as trainees here and through hard work, commitment and drive have gone on to leadership roles.Your path to qualificationThis role is a three-year training contract, during which time you will study towards the ICAEW’s ACA (Associate Chartered Accountant) qualification. What this means for you:You will complete 14 exams across three levels: Certificate, Professional, and Advanced, plus additional specialised learningYou will gain 450 days of relevant work experience, supported by on-the-job learning and guidance from your managerYou will develop key professional skills through structured training and developmentYou will be accountable for maintaining your ICAEW training fileYou will follow a planned schedule of work and study, with regular revision and training sessions leading up to key exams during the yearWe’ll be providing comprehensive support throughout, including:You will attend in-person tuition with our trusted training provider during set study blocksPaid study leaveOngoing support from a Buddy, Training Manager and Training Partner, with regular feedback and development reviewsAccess to wellbeing resources and a supportive network to help you thriveWe understand that completing a training contract is a significant commitment, requiring time management and a proactive mindset. That’s why we’re here to support you every step of the way. In return, you will work towards a globally respected qualification within an internationally recognised network and build a strong foundation for a rewarding career in audit and beyond.Who are we looking for?Our Audit Graduate Programme welcomes applicants from all degree backgrounds - whether you're a recent university graduate, changing careers, or returning to work. While recent changes have been made to Level 7 apprenticeship funding, there are no upper age limits for joining any of our programmes. You will be provided with training and support throughout your career with us, and the ACA qualification pathway has a structured study and exam programme to allow you to prepare proactively, so you don’t need to have prior technical knowledge or experience, but we do look for: A clear motivation to pursue a career in audit and to work with our nonprofit clients, supported by an understanding of the ACA qualification and the role auditors play in supporting businesses.Enthusiasm for building strong relationships and collaborating with clients and colleagues, with close support from your managerA proactive, results-driven attitude, ensuring excellent client service and a commitment to delivering high-quality work with integrity and professionalismA dedication to ethical standards, ensuring your work aligns with professional guidelines and best practicesStrong commitment and reliability, enabling you to balance your studies and exams (with paid study leave) alongside your full-time role and responsibilitiesA growth mindset and adaptable approach, with a willingness to continuously acquire new skills and knowledge, supported by your manager, learning coach and dedicated early talent teamA commitment to understanding, built on respect, collaboration, and active listening In order to be eligible for the programme, you will also need:Have obtained at least 112 UCAS points from three A-Levels, or equivalent qualificationsHave achieved a 2:1 or above, from a degree in any disciplineBe permitted to work in the UK, for at least 3-years from the start date of the programme

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