Trainee Auditor Review

Everyday looks different, some days I am facing clients and preparing for meetings and other days I am with the team on office day. Everyday, involves learning new things and speaking to new people. In a week you can work flexibly and may be on client site, in the office or working from home.

You will learn many new skills from people skills and increasing your own confidence, to developing the skills you learn in university. As you progress you will see what you learn in university really help in day to day life at PwC.

I believe that the flying start programme is a very good programme. It is difficult but definitely rewarding. Because it is challenging it makes everyday different and enjoyable.

The uni side of the degree is very structured, with attending uni for some part of the year and then you attend placement at PwC for a set amount of time. This means you know exactly when you are at uni and placement which produces a very organised and structured degree.

You receive a lot of support as you have a career coach and a buddy. All of which are always on hand to help out and answer any questions you may have. Your managers and seniors are also always on hand to answer questions. Whilst also still having the support from uni.

You receive a lot of support while at uni through receiving all the materials you need for free and also through lectures, workshops and office hours. University also support you while you are on placement and will always be on hand if you need help.

It helps as you can put into practice what you learn at university and put it into practice at work. Learning all of this helps further develop what you learnt in university too, as while on placement you even learn about a wider range of topics and areas.

There are many socials and even one firm one day which you can get involved in. This means that there are always things at work for you get involved in. There are also many different events that are on during the year at the office.

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I believe it is a very supportive environment to work with and such a good way to get involved with the day to day life of an auditor and learn everything you learn at university into practice.

When applying to PwC you first have to apply to university that offers the programme, you should always be yourself.