As a management consulting intern I spent 1 week training/completing an induction, and then 2 and a half weeks on a project in the Government & Health sector, and another 2 and a half weeks on a project in the Private sector. Day to day tasks can vary...
The role was very project based - I'd be given tasks to complete throughout the week on the projects I was rescourced on. Additionally, it was encouraged to network throughout the team. I would book coffee intros/catch ups with team members to get to know...
I was in the Business Risk and Controls Commercial and Governance business unit within PwC UK's Risk line of service. My role involved understanding the risks facing clients and the controls they already had in place. Subsequently, we tested these control...
On a day to day basis, I worked for various auditing engagement teams for multi-million pound external clients. I was involved in completing various EGAs. I also participated in a project, where I was developing a business and marketing strategy for a soc...
My role was to get involved with the team, and receive some coaching, to learn some of the everyday activities on an audit. I was then able to complete client work, whilst being able to obtain regular, quality advice from more senior members on the team. ...
Overall the internship was split over three weeks and all online. The first week consisted of company based training for the first three days and audit specific training. This consisted of the principles of accounting and getting familiar with the technol...
My internship was a short 3-weeks due to COVID restrictions. It took place entirely online. PwC worked to seamlessly transition us into a virtual working experience. I was given the opportunity to work on Internal Audits for clients, my day-to-day involve...