Abilities Talent Insight programmes

Audit is the largest of our UK practices. Put simply, audit is about examining organisations and ensuring their published accounts provide a ‘true and fair’ view of their financial position and results. The work we do makes a meaningful difference to businesses and communities. It is critical to the everyday working of society, helps build trust in the economy and supports companies as they grow.

This programme is aimed primarily at students who have a disability or long term condition, seeking an insight into a career in Audit. Disability covers a broad range of conditions, both visible and non-visible, including some which people may not automatically regard as disabilities. Some of the conditions covered under this definition include autism spectrum conditions, ADHD, cancer, cerebral palsy, depression, diabetes, dyslexia, dyspraxia, hearing impairments, HIV, IBS, limb loss, lupus, ME, MS, spinal column injury, stroke and visual impairments.

The programme will be offered to students with a disability or long term health condition who are in their first year of study. Whilst on the programme, you’ll have the opportunity to take an assessment, and if successful, you could secure a position on one of our 2025 Audit vacation programmes, which may lead to a potential 2026 graduate offer.

Our Tax experts are doing more than just advising individuals and businesses, they make a meaningful difference to society, by helping to solve some of the biggest challenges facing our country. The scale and breadth of tax implications is so wide-reaching, and at the same time, new regulations mean that this landscape is becoming increasingly complex. Our tax specialists work alongside clients to help them understand the intricacies of tax across the globe – from energy sector companies, to online food businesses, banks and high-net worth individuals. They support clients in complying with relevant regulations so they can operate responsibly, sustainably and ethically.

This programme is aimed primarily at students who have a disability or long term condition, seeking an insight into a career in Tax. Disability covers a broad range of conditions, both visible and non-visible, including some which people may not automatically regard as disabilities. Some of the conditions covered under this definition include autism spectrum conditions, ADHD, cancer, cerebral palsy, depression, diabetes, dyslexia, dyspraxia, hearing impairments, HIV, IBS, limb loss, lupus, ME, MS, spinal column injury, stroke and visual impairments.

The programme will be offered to students with a disability or long term health condition who are in their first year of study. Whilst on the programme, you’ll have the opportunity to take an assessment, and if successful, you could secure a position on one of our 2025 Tax vacation programmes, which may lead to a potential 2026 graduate offer.