Audit apprentice Review

I process invoices and credit notes, manage supplier setups, approve expenses, and prepare BACS payments. I handle finance queries, post journals, calculate depreciation and prepayments, and perform bank reconciliations. I track on-hold invoices, present updates weekly, and use FinancialForce to support accurate and timely financial operations.

Yes, I’ve developed my communication skills by verifying bank details over the phone and presenting in weekly meetings. I’ve also strengthened my technical skills by using FinancialForce, posting journals, and handling bank reconciliations.

I really enjoy my programme as it allows me to build both technical and professional skills in a hands-on environment. I find the work varied and engaging, and I appreciate being part of a supportive team.

The programme is well-structured, with clear responsibilities and a good balance of training and hands-on tasks. It provides consistent support and opportunities to develop both technical and soft skills.

I receive a decent amount of support from my employer, including guidance from my team and regular check-ins to help me develop and stay on track with my responsibilities.

I receive a decent amount of support from my training provider, with regular progress reviews and helpful feedback to stay on track with my qualifications. They’re approachable and available whenever I need guidance.

My qualification supports my role well by helping me understand the theory behind key finance processes, which I can then apply in my day-to-day tasks. It adds valuable context to the work I do.

Yes, there are plenty of extra-curricular activities at work, including various social events, professional networking opportunities, and access to different associations and sports clubs, which help build connections and create a great team environment.

Yes

I’d recommend the company because it offers great support, a well-structured programme, and a friendly team environment. There are also plenty of opportunities for learning, development, and getting involved beyond just work.

Research the NAO and understand what they do. Be clear about why you’re interested in public sector audit. Show enthusiasm for learning and teamwork. Prepare examples that show your attention to detail and communication skills. Be yourself – they value authenticity.