Assistant Tax Advisor Review

Have been at college for most of the last three months studying to be ICAS qualified. When in the office I have mostly been supporting others with their work and doing admin type tasks, whilst trying to gain a greater understanding of tax and the way the company operates in general.

Yes plenty of new skills. I have learnt masses from college, and then feel like I learn something new every day at work. Furthermore, I have learnt general office skills such as excel and other similar programs, as well as how to use more specific software for my role only.

I do enjoy my programme. I think it is a really good opportunity for me, and the company makes it enjoyable through socials etc.

Very well structured - there is a clear pathway that I can follow.

Lots of support - they have been very helpful through things such as college and illness, as well as general support around the office.

Pretty good support - although in my opinion too much of the teaching is provided online which makes it more difficult.

It helps a lot. Before I joined I had no relevant knowledge, so learning at college has made working possible.

Yes - there are networks, sports clubs and socials. The networks and sports clubs tend to be more prevalent in London.

Yes

Good place to work.

Show a keenness and willingness to learn - there is a lot to learn at the start and this positive attitude will help massively.