Flying start degree programme Review

My role was to complete the tasks given to me after being coached and given the relevant knowledge for it. These involved mastering PwC software and checking if a lot of numbers were correct using a determined materiality level.

Many digital skills including: Using excel, using PwC tools such as Aura, connect, SIRA, and more. I also developed better team skills such as communication and how to approach team members/clients in a professional manner.

A lot! A lot of opportunity and everyone is really friendly. The work is difficult but beneficial.

The training was hard to follow before going off to the office, because of too many people in a packed space. But in the office we were given plenty of information and it gave lots of time to adjust to professional life.

A lot! In the office I had plenty of connections such as a career coach, a connected develop, team members, and friends also on my course to help when needed.

A lot.

It helped a lot with being professional, learning software, etc. And therefore helped with performing better in my role.

there were events but a lot of them take place throughout the year so I could not be involved in many of them as I was only there for a short period. Some of them include table tennis, awards, and sports day.

Yes

Because it helps you evolve at a fast pace with difficult work pushing you to your limit. Even though it can be tough, you come out of it feeling very strong in what you do at the firm and how it helps society.

Write things down if anybody coaches you!