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Early Career Programmes
Grades are only part of the story, but they’re still an important part of it. We believe that qualities like creativity, determination and curiosity tell us a lot about a person’s character, but the same can be said about their qualifications. They show the drive and dedication that can turn these qualities into a successful career.
We value both equally, so it’s important to check the minimum requirements before you apply.
Some important information
Closing deadlines
Please be aware, if a particular opportunity becomes oversubscribed, we will close it for applications before the stated deadline. We recommend you get your application in as early as possible.
- Graduate Programme, Summer Vacation Scheme and Industrial Placement for all career paths: 28th February 2022
- BrightStart Higher Apprenticeship Programme: November 2021 – 28th February 2022
- Entry Level Apprenticeship Programme: November 2021 – 28th February 2022
- Spring Into Deloitte: 1st November – 17th December 2021
- Career Shapers: 1st November 2021 - 14th January 2022
- SAICA Graduate Training Programme: 4 January 2022 – 7 March 2022
Have international or other equivalent qualifications?
Just because you don’t see your qualification listed below, doesn’t mean we don’t value it. As a global business we understand that qualifications come in all shapes and sizes, so don’t let that put you off applying. Enter them into your application form and our screening team will convert them into A Level equivalents for you. Then they’ll let you know if you meet the minimum UCAS points. If you’d like to know more, feel free to get in touch.
Narrowly miss the requirements?
If you’re only a few grades short of our requirements, we’d still encourage you to apply. We’ve designed our application process to assess everyone’s merits fairly and equally. Sometimes we do adjust the requirements based on personal circumstances, so you could still impress us and secure a place on your chosen programme. We can also take extenuating circumstances into account, so if there’s anything we should know please tell us about it on your application form (you’ll also need a letter from your head teacher or university tutor to back up your request).
Extenuating circumstances
If you’d like us to take anything into account, there’s a chance to tell us about it on your application form. You’ll need a letter from your head teacher or university tutor to back up your request.
If you require support or adjustments to the recruitment process, there will be an opportunity for you to let us know what you need once you begin the application process.
Requirements
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
For Year 11 (NI Year 12 and Scotland S4)
- Predicted: GCSE English language level 4
- Predicted: GCSE Maths level 5
For year 12 (NI 13 and Scotland S5)
- Predicted: 104 UCAS points
- GCSE English language level 4
- GCSE Maths level 5
Discover more on our Career Shapers programme.
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
Minimum requirements
5 GCSEs including at least a grade 4 (C) in English language and Maths.
Explore more on our Entry Level Programme.
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
Minimum requirements
- UCAS points 104 if 2017 or after / 260 if before
- GCSE English language level 4 if 2017 or after / C if before
- GCSE Maths level 5 if 2017 or after / B if before
View more on our BrightStart Scheme.
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
Minimum requirements
- Predicted degree classification of 2:1 or above in any discipline
- UCAS points 104 if 2017 or after / 260 if before
- GCSE English language level 4 if 2017 or after / C if before
- GCSE Maths level 5 if 2017 or after / B if before
Find out more on our Spring into Deloitte programme.
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
Most of the Summer Vacation Schemes have the following requirements:
- Predicted degree classification of 2:1 or above in any discipline
- UCAS points 104 if 2017 or after / 260 if before
- GCSE English language level 4 if 2017 or after / C if before
- GCSE Maths level 5 if 2017 or after / B if before
Find out more on our Summer Vacation Scheme.
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
Most of the Industrial Placements have the following requirements:
- Predicted degree classification of 2:1 or above in any discipline
- UCAS points 104 if 2017 or after / 260 if before
- GCSE English language level 4 if 2017 or after / C if before
- GCSE Maths level 5 if 2017 or after / B if before
Search more on our Industrial Placement Programme.
How you think and solve problems is just as important to us as your academic achievements. But you’ll need a certain level of education to show you’re able to study for your professional qualifications.
Most of the Graduate Programmes have the following requirements:
- Predicted degree classification of 2:1 or above in any discipline
- UCAS points 104 if 2017 or after / 260 if before
- GCSE English language level 4 if 2017 or after / C if before
- GCSE Maths level 5 if 2017 or after / B if before
Explore on our Graduate Programme.
SAICA Programme
- You will have passed your SAICA accredited undergraduate degree.
- You will be studying towards or already have complete a SAICA accredited postgraduate degree to allow you to complete your ITC exam in early 2023.
- You will be eligible to start your full-time employment as a new first year trainee in 2023.
