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Has anybody applied for Digital and Technology Sollution Degree with PwC? How did the admission process go? Have you been made any offer? 😊
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I've got an interview day in just over a week. Granted I applied right near the deadline so everyone has already done their interview days but I'm not sure if they've got an offer yet or if PwC is waiting for the final day to make any decisions.
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I think they don’t w8 till the end, the unis said they would give you the results a couple of days after the interview. I applied for both Birmingham and Leeds, and got accepted to an asessment day at both (28 feb and 7 march). Hope I’ll see you there, and I wish you all the luck! 😊
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(Original post by RalucaA)
I think they don’t w8 till the end, the unis said they would give you the results a couple of days after the interview. I applied for both Birmingham and Leeds, and got accepted to an asessment day at both (28 feb and 7 march). Hope I’ll see you there, and I wish you all the luck! 😊
I think they don’t w8 till the end, the unis said they would give you the results a couple of days after the interview. I applied for both Birmingham and Leeds, and got accepted to an asessment day at both (28 feb and 7 march). Hope I’ll see you there, and I wish you all the luck! 😊
I may see you at the Birmingham one but I'm still waiting on a response from them to confirm an interview day.
You too, this is definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity
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(Original post by 0xFFFFail)
That's actually not reassuring at all! Is it possible PwC has already made their minds up about the 40 people they're going to accept at each uni?
I may see you at the Birmingham one but I'm still waiting on a response from them to confirm an interview day.
You too, this is definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity
That's actually not reassuring at all! Is it possible PwC has already made their minds up about the 40 people they're going to accept at each uni?
I may see you at the Birmingham one but I'm still waiting on a response from them to confirm an interview day.
You too, this is definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity
However, I don’t think pwc would assess us for nothing... I believe they make an offer to a limited number of applicants per assessment session.
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(Original post by RalucaA)
Well, I didn’t mean to be reassuring at all, i’m just as stressed as you are 😂😂😂.
However, I don’t think pwc would assess us for nothing... I believe they make an offer to a limited number of applicants per assessment session.
Well, I didn’t mean to be reassuring at all, i’m just as stressed as you are 😂😂😂.
However, I don’t think pwc would assess us for nothing... I believe they make an offer to a limited number of applicants per assessment session.
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You will be put into groups and have to complete 2 exercises for the university itself (these don’t get assessed) and 2 for the PwC apprenticeship which you get assessed on. I did my assessment day on the 7th February ( which was a Wednesday) and I got offered a place the following Monday so they don’t make you wait very long.As long as you do your research beforehand you shouldn’t have anything to worry about. If you haven’t already do some of the psychometric assessments on the PwC website as they are an indicator of what the assessment will be like. I found that they really helped.Good luck and I hope this helps you prepare.
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(Original post by ft.413)
You will be put into groups and have to complete 2 exercises for the university itself (these don’t get assessed) and 2 for the PwC apprenticeship which you get assessed on. I did my assessment day on the 7th February ( which was a Wednesday) and I got offered a place the following Monday so they don’t make you wait very long.As long as you do your research beforehand you shouldn’t have anything to worry about. If you haven’t already do some of the psychometric assessments on the PwC website as they are an indicator of what the assessment will be like. I found that they really helped.Good luck and I hope this helps you prepare.
You will be put into groups and have to complete 2 exercises for the university itself (these don’t get assessed) and 2 for the PwC apprenticeship which you get assessed on. I did my assessment day on the 7th February ( which was a Wednesday) and I got offered a place the following Monday so they don’t make you wait very long.As long as you do your research beforehand you shouldn’t have anything to worry about. If you haven’t already do some of the psychometric assessments on the PwC website as they are an indicator of what the assessment will be like. I found that they really helped.Good luck and I hope this helps you prepare.
Massive congrats on getting offered a place
Did you feel you were the best out of your group?
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(Original post by 0xFFFFail)
Wow thanks a lot!
Massive congrats on getting offered a place
Did you feel you were the best out of your group?
Wow thanks a lot!
Massive congrats on getting offered a place
Did you feel you were the best out of your group?
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Had the assessment day on the 7th and just got an offer!
Good luck to those still waiting to hear
Good luck to those still waiting to hear
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(Original post by lukewood42)
Had the assessment day on the 7th and just got an offer!
Good luck to those still waiting to hear
Had the assessment day on the 7th and just got an offer!
Good luck to those still waiting to hear
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(Original post by lukewood42)
I was in group 4!
I was in group 4!
glad to hear I'm going to see other people from the applicant day in September
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Hey, Raluca. It's Tim, we met at Birmingham and Leeds at the assessments days. I was looking for info about the course and I found your post! Did you get an offer?
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(Original post by tim_critt)
Hey, Raluca. It's Tim, we met at Birmingham and Leeds at the assessments days. I was looking for info about the course and I found your post! Did you get an offer?
Hey, Raluca. It's Tim, we met at Birmingham and Leeds at the assessments days. I was looking for info about the course and I found your post! Did you get an offer?
Anyways, it looks to me like you’ve got accepted since you’re doing further research on this. Many congrats! Hope you’re doing well!
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Hi, I've done a lot of numerical reasoning tests and the normal interview prep. Do they do these tests on the day and what are the assessments like?
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(Original post by RalucaA)
I think they don’t w8 till the end, the unis said they would give you the results a couple of days after the interview. I applied for both Birmingham and Leeds, and got accepted to an asessment day at both (28 feb and 7 march). Hope I’ll see you there, and I wish you all the luck! 😊
I think they don’t w8 till the end, the unis said they would give you the results a couple of days after the interview. I applied for both Birmingham and Leeds, and got accepted to an asessment day at both (28 feb and 7 march). Hope I’ll see you there, and I wish you all the luck! 😊
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Hello. If anyone is currently doing the PwC Computer Science (Digital and Technology Solutions) degree apprenticeship, I would really appreciate some help.
I am in Year 12 doing A Level maths, further maths, physics and economics. I am thinking about doing that apprenticeship after year 13 in Leeds or Birmingham.
I was wondering how you are finding it.
E.g. what kind of things do you do everyday?
Do you do some economics related work, or just computer science?
How much programming and computer science knowledge did you have before you applied?
How much time do you spend at university compared to working?
Does it involve a lot of maths?
Do you think it may be a better option than a maths university degree?
Thanks so much.
I am in Year 12 doing A Level maths, further maths, physics and economics. I am thinking about doing that apprenticeship after year 13 in Leeds or Birmingham.
I was wondering how you are finding it.
E.g. what kind of things do you do everyday?
Do you do some economics related work, or just computer science?
How much programming and computer science knowledge did you have before you applied?
How much time do you spend at university compared to working?
Does it involve a lot of maths?
Do you think it may be a better option than a maths university degree?
Thanks so much.
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