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Deloitte Audit daily tasks help please!!!

Hi, anyone who is/has been a Deloitte Audit gap year intern/graduate could you please outline what you do on a day to day basis in Audit
Any gap year interns on the scholars programme, is what you do daily similar to a graduate of that role?
Please go into as much detail as possible
Many thanks, help is much appreciated! :smile:

Reply 1

purple*

I take it you're applying for the scholars scheme this year then :P? As this is one of the questions on the application form. Make sure you do some research!
x

Reply 2

abkfdjhskjhdn

purple*

I take it you're applying for the scholars scheme this year then :P? As this is one of the questions on the application form. Make sure you do some research!
x

Yep I am, this is what my research is! I can't find anything on the internet apart from people profiles, which I'm looking through now..
Where did you find your information? And did you focus it on your first choice service line??
Also silly question but for the bullet point format is it ok if they are still sentences
And is it ok to leave a gap between the lines?

Reply 3

Gazumped

KPMG have a section here:
http://www.kpmgcareers.co.uk/Graduates/Audit--AuditProgramme--In-depth_(119).aspx?pg=119
I'm applying for a graduate placement right now in audit, so I don't actually have any experience myself.

Reply 4

Nabster_88

snoopyx

Descriptions of what people do are on the website, look into the grad section if you haven't already. In audit on a daily basis you go out to the client and complete different section of the audit which include cash, debtors, creditors etc... Just different types of testing. Expect to be gathering, sorting lots of information, using excel and communicating with other Deloitte employees in your team and clients.

Let me know if you have any other q's

Reply 5

abkfdjhskjhdn

Nabster_88

Descriptions of what people do are on the website, look into the grad section if you haven't already.

Could you possibly post a link for this as I'm finding it hard to find what you're talking about! Many thanks

Reply 6

Nabster_88

snoopyx

Could you possibly post a link for this as I'm finding it hard to find what you're talking about! Many thanks

It's a bit different now but i've found some stuff on audit people profiles which will help http://careers.deloitte.com/united-kingdom/students/meetus.aspx?FunctionID=1&CountryID=146

The answers are basically given to you here http://www.deloitte.co.uk/scholars/scheme-details.cfm

Reply 7

The Enchanted Milkman

Nabster_88

When visiting clients. Do you know if the auditor would go by him/her self or with other fellow colleagues?

Reply 8

abkfdjhskjhdn

For the Deloitte scholars scheme, is it not necessary to declare your GCSE grades?

Reply 9

Nabster_88

The Enchanted Milkman

When visiting clients. Do you know if the auditor would go by him/her self or with other fellow colleagues?

Depending on the size of the client, you can go in teams of 2/3 or 8-10. It's rare that as a scholar you would go by yourself but it can happen.

Reply 10

Nabster_88

snoopyx

For the Deloitte scholars scheme, is it not necessary to declare your GCSE grades?

you probably should..

Reply 11

abkfdjhskjhdn

Nabster_88

you probably should..

but there is no section on the application form where you declare your grades.. should I upload my CV?

Reply 12

Nabster_88

Is there not an education section where you can enter your school, qualification, subject and grade down ??

Reply 13

The Enchanted Milkman

Nabster_88

Depending on the size of the client, you can go in teams of 2/3 or 8-10. It's rare that as a scholar you would go by yourself but it can happen.

No I mean in a full-time graduate job.

It would seem very boring if one would have to visit clients by himself if you know what I mean.

Reply 14

rscully

Instead of making a new thread every time you have a question about the application form, try keeping it to one of the threads already going on about these things. Better yet, do some research and stop expecting everyone else to do the leg work for you. The answers are out there if you bother to look.