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Graduate Recruitment (Audit and Assurance)

Vacancy Description

With RCi you'll develop skills in your chosen team and study towards either a chartered accountancy (ICAEW) or ACCA qualification. After that, you'll have the option to look for new challenges in others areas of the firm, or you could choose to stay put - whichever suits you best.

A full time position in the Audit and Assurance practice provides an opportunity to work within our biggest and longest established business.

• Graduates will conduct audits on client accounts, using our innovative auditing methodology, and provide additional business advisory services, including performance measurement and corporate reporting, to meet the needs of investors.
• Clients include middle market organisations and smaller fast growing companies.
• As part of the graduate programme you will undertake a blended learning programme involving; professional qualifications, gaining knowledge of the industry and market, self development, awareness and leadership skills.

Professional Qualifications

You will study towards the ACA qualification with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales (ICAEW).  If you prefer, we also offer the practical training towards an ACCA qualification.

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Who is this vacancy for?

So what does it take to cut it in audit and assurnace? Well, you'll need to demonstrate shrewd judgement, a commitment to delivering outstanding results for our clients, careful attention to detail, and good levels of numeracy. Your people and teamwork skills and personal effectiveness are also crucial.

It doesn't matter who you are, what your background is or whether you are about to graduate or did so years ago. As you'll no doubt have gathered by now, we believe diversity is our strength. However you must be academically strong - see below academic requirements.

Academic Requirements

A minimum of 280 UCAS points (22 using the old tariff). You must have, or be on course for, at least a 2.1 result in your degree, from any university. The subject of your degree is not important.

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Do you need a Work Permit?

Please note that from Autumn 2008, the Tier 2 Skilled Workers of the new Points Based System will replace the current Work Permit Scheme. Instead of "work permits" being issued by the Home Office, approved licensed employers will issue "Certificates of Sponsorship".

Please note that employers are required by law to confirm that their employees are eligible to work in the UK, and this check is carried out on the first day at work, if not before.

Internships & placements

We cannot obtain work permits for internships and fixed-term placements. However, if you're an overseas national in full-time education in the UK, current regulations allow that you don't need a work permit for these.