Staff/Assistant Review

Support professionals throughout EY's Supply Chain Services with tasks/projects, all whilst learning and applying the work to studies with training provider.

I've learned how to use many tools and applications, and developed my communication and leadership skills.

The work is very interesting and so diverse that there is always something new and exciting to take part in.

During initial stages the structure of the programme wasn't really there as SCS apprentices were completely new to the organisation, but as time has gone on, the link between learning and our work has become very clear.

I receive plenty of support when it comes to the work that I do as well as the time that I require to make sure I pass exams. I can also reach out to seek professionals within the organisation who can provide expertise which I lack.

See previous answer.

As EY's Supply Chain Services is so broad, and CIPS focuses more on traditional procurement and supply practices, I wouldn't say it helps me perform much better.

There are many networking events throughout the year, many communities and sports clubs to join.

Yes

The opportunity to gain experience at a Big 4 firm whilst also being able to earn professional qualifications. Also, the people within the organisation are very supportive and friendly.

For the final interview, do as much research as you can on the organisation's values and goals for the future, as well as reading up on role/service-line specific projects/news articles on the EY website. Show that you've made an effort.