Come prepared to talk about a business issue that interests you, as you could be asked to discuss this in detail during your interview
As part of getting ready to apply to PwC, be ready to tell us why you’ve chosen us and which part of the business you want to work with.
To apply, you’ll need all the usual stuff (CV, academic transcript etc) for your application form, but we’ll also want to know all about you. Success at PwC isn’t just about your grades - let us know about your hobbies, your achievements and the things that you’re passionate about.
Please read the Summer Internship or Graduate Programme FAQs before applying. It's important that you don't apply for more than one role. We'll ask you for your first, second and third choices.
Check out which part of the business you want to work with to find out further information about the business units before applying.This will give you a really good understanding of what each area does.
Our roles fill quickly so please get your application in as soon as possible.
At this step, depending on the requirements of the role you have applied for, we may ask you to do some online testing and a video of yourself answering some questions.
For the video interview we recommend using the STAR
Situation - clearly set the context and provide a brief description of a situation where you demonstrated a specific capability.
Task - provide a brief description of the task that you were required to undertake to address the situation.
Action - describe the actions that you took to resolve the situation. This is the most important part of your answer.
Results - an achievement statement provides the evidence that your actions were effective and should include the outcome.
And don’t forget to breathe - you got this!
Please complete these steps of the application process as soon as possible.
The final step will be a conversation with a business leader. This is about making sure that we’re a good fit for each other.
As much as we’re interviewing you, you’re also interviewing us - so make sure you have your questions ready, particularly about the business area you want to work with.
For the interviews we recommend using the STAR method.
Just be yourself - you got this!
If we’re a good match, we'll verbally offer you a role and then send you a contract - woohoo!
If you're unsuccessful after the business leader interview, then we’ll let you know and give you the opportunity to ask for feedback. We know you’ve invested time in our process and we do appreciate it.