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Audit & Accounts Junior / Semi Senior - London
- UK - London - London
- £18000 - £23000 study + overtime + bens
- Full-Time Permanent
- Accountancy - Accounting
- SF Group
- 03-11-08
Job Description
This 6 partner firm in the centre of London is looking for an AAT or ACA part qualified candidate to join their growing audit & accounts department. Your role will be mixed between audit, accounts, tax and even some corporate finance, with clients from exciting sectors such as media, fashion and entertainment.
You must be either doing your AAT or ACA exams, and currently carrying out a mixed role within a practice firm. You must now be ready to step up to a firm that will offer you a higher calibre of client, as well as first class support through your exams.
In this firm of 35 staff, you can expect to achieve not only an interesting and varied role, but also an excellent work life balance as well as a supportive and enjoyable place to work while completing your exams.
Only applicants with a suitable amount of UK based finance experience and who have a legal right to work within the UK will be considered.
You must be either doing your AAT or ACA exams, and currently carrying out a mixed role within a practice firm. You must now be ready to step up to a firm that will offer you a higher calibre of client, as well as first class support through your exams.
In this firm of 35 staff, you can expect to achieve not only an interesting and varied role, but also an excellent work life balance as well as a supportive and enjoyable place to work while completing your exams.
Only applicants with a suitable amount of UK based finance experience and who have a legal right to work within the UK will be considered.
- Ben Vickers
- bav104202
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