Asset and Wealth Management
Work with Ireland's largest provider of audit services in the industry.
A graduate career in assurance
Now accepting applications
Working in assurance
In our Assurance practice, you'll be part of a highly skilled and experienced team working with local and global clients across a wide range of industries, including many of Ireland's top 100 companies. Teamwork and technology will be central to everything you do. You'll build strong relationships with your team and your clients, as well as with our counterparts across the global PwC Assurance network.
Closing date
14 October 2020
Entry requirements
Final-year graduate and postgraduate university students on track to achieve a 2.1 minimum.
Locations
Cork, Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick, Waterford and Wexford.
Which business area will you choose?
Banking, Insurance and Aviation Finance
Be part of the solution for financial organisations at a time of transformation.
Domestic and International Outbound
Look outward with clients as they seek new opportunities and markets abroad.
Foreign Direct Investment
Get invested in helping clients make their presence and success in Ireland stronger.
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What professional qualifications will I study for?
If you join our assurance practice, you will study for your Association of Chartered Accountants (ACA) qualification. You can achieve this through three entry routes which are dependent on the exemptions that your college course gives you.
We also have opportunities for a number of graduates within risk assurance to pursue further study in areas that complement our specialisms such as data analytics and IT.
ACA qualification routes
Direct entry
This is the route you take if you are joining PwC directly after college. Some degrees will entitle you to exemptions from the first set of exams (CAP1) and you will start with CAP2 exams. If your degree doesn't entitle you to any exemptions, you will sit three sets of exams.
Benefits include
- CAP 1, CAP 2 and FAE course fees paid (first attempt only)
- Exam fees paid (first attempt only)
Sponsored Master in Accounting
For this entry route, you must have full CAP1 exemptions when you join the firm. You will start your exams at CAP2.
Benefits include
- €7,600 towards the course fees
- A bursary of €2,500 (taxable)
- Laptop
- Book allowance up to €575
If you've already started a masters in Accounting we will pay you a bursary of €2,500.
Professional Diploma in Accounting
This is a conversion course that is mainly for students that have completed a non-accounting degree. It will give you exemptions from CAP1. You will then join the firm and start your exams at CAP2.
Benefits include
- €7,600 towards the course fees
- A bursary of €2,500 (taxable)
- Book allowance up to €575
If you've already started a Professional diploma in Accounting we will pay you a bursary of €2,500
Benefits include
- CAP 1, CAP 2 and FAE course fees paid (first attempt only)
- Exam fees paid (first attempt only)
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