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Getting a job with one of the Big 4: my graduate career with PwC- AMA
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(Original post by rsj17)
Hi, any idea if giving a GMAT score along with application is compulsory this year?
Hi, any idea if giving a GMAT score along with application is compulsory this year?
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(Original post by Qxi.xli)
Hi Lisa!
Which A-levels did you do? Also, were there any examinations to get into Warwick? if so, how did you prepare? Also, how did you prepare for the interviews?
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Hi Lisa!
Which A-levels did you do? Also, were there any examinations to get into Warwick? if so, how did you prepare? Also, how did you prepare for the interviews?
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For postgrad I don't think there's any exam. I did take some English exam to prove that I meet the language requirement.
There was no interview, everything was on paper.
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#43
(Original post by TSR Talks: WBS)
Hey so I didn't do A-level, I finished my high school and undergrad in China.
For postgrad I don't think there's any exam. I did take some English exam to prove that I meet the language requirement.
There was no interview, everything was on paper.
Hey so I didn't do A-level, I finished my high school and undergrad in China.
For postgrad I don't think there's any exam. I did take some English exam to prove that I meet the language requirement.
There was no interview, everything was on paper.
thanks for your reply
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#44
(Original post by TSR Talks: WBS)
Hey so large companies normally have a career page on their official website to show what positions are available. Before you enrol there will be a session in around Jul time with WBS career service team to go through options you may want to consider and how to apply for them. I also did my own research from websites like efiancialcareers. For internships Warwick career page was helpful cause there are a lot of postings. I also recommend going through your social network to see if you get one from family friends or graduates in previous years. Referral is highly effective especially in short term internship.
For academic grades, most companies ask for a 2:1, but you could argue with a 2:2, or even a pass if you already got the offer.
Hope this helps.
Hey so large companies normally have a career page on their official website to show what positions are available. Before you enrol there will be a session in around Jul time with WBS career service team to go through options you may want to consider and how to apply for them. I also did my own research from websites like efiancialcareers. For internships Warwick career page was helpful cause there are a lot of postings. I also recommend going through your social network to see if you get one from family friends or graduates in previous years. Referral is highly effective especially in short term internship.
For academic grades, most companies ask for a 2:1, but you could argue with a 2:2, or even a pass if you already got the offer.
Hope this helps.
Also is it better to live in campus or off campus? Is it affordable living inside campus or outside and what are the standard weekly rentals for an apartment close to WBS.
could you suggest some more websites like efiancialcareers, for internships during the course.
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#45
(Original post by rsj17)
Thanks for the response. I meant MsC Accounting and finance.
Thanks for the response. I meant MsC Accounting and finance.
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#46
Do they care about your alevels ?
I did really well at GCSE, but I got CDD at alevel. But now I’m at Exeter uni and I’m doing well so I’m hoping for a 2:1 or a first, but I’m really worried my alevels will set me back when applying for jobs 😞
I did really well at GCSE, but I got CDD at alevel. But now I’m at Exeter uni and I’m doing well so I’m hoping for a 2:1 or a first, but I’m really worried my alevels will set me back when applying for jobs 😞
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Having come from a non-native English speaker background, could you please share your experience of taking online assessments especially the self recorded online interviews? I have found that quite challenging personally and always find that hurdle hard to cross. Is there any tips you could share for acing interviews in general? Like feeling confident etc. Thank you for the helpful advice so far.
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(Original post by MiracleLeaf)
Do they care about your alevels ?
I did really well at GCSE, but I got CDD at alevel. But now I’m at Exeter uni and I’m doing well so I’m hoping for a 2:1 or a first, but I’m really worried my alevels will set me back when applying for jobs 😞
Do they care about your alevels ?
I did really well at GCSE, but I got CDD at alevel. But now I’m at Exeter uni and I’m doing well so I’m hoping for a 2:1 or a first, but I’m really worried my alevels will set me back when applying for jobs 😞
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(Original post by Kasumi W)
Having come from a non-native English speaker background, could you please share your experience of taking online assessments especially the self recorded online interviews? I have found that quite challenging personally and always find that hurdle hard to cross. Is there any tips you could share for acing interviews in general? Like feeling confident etc. Thank you for the helpful advice so far.
Having come from a non-native English speaker background, could you please share your experience of taking online assessments especially the self recorded online interviews? I have found that quite challenging personally and always find that hurdle hard to cross. Is there any tips you could share for acing interviews in general? Like feeling confident etc. Thank you for the helpful advice so far.
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(Original post by Tyron Troy)
Thank you very much Lisa, this was really helpful
Also is it better to live in campus or off campus? Is it affordable living inside campus or outside and what are the standard weekly rentals for an apartment close to WBS.
could you suggest some more websites like efiancialcareers, for internships during the course.
Thank you very much Lisa, this was really helpful
Also is it better to live in campus or off campus? Is it affordable living inside campus or outside and what are the standard weekly rentals for an apartment close to WBS.
could you suggest some more websites like efiancialcareers, for internships during the course.
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#51
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for doing Q and As for us. I am quite lucky to receive an order from one of the big four. I achieved an 2:1 for undergraduate degree and a pass for my postgraduate degree. However, I resitted for one module during my postgraduate studies. I’m wondering if resitting a module for my postgraduate studies will cause me trouble during the pre screening stages before joining the company. Thank you.
Thank you for doing Q and As for us. I am quite lucky to receive an order from one of the big four. I achieved an 2:1 for undergraduate degree and a pass for my postgraduate degree. However, I resitted for one module during my postgraduate studies. I’m wondering if resitting a module for my postgraduate studies will cause me trouble during the pre screening stages before joining the company. Thank you.
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#52
(Original post by TSR Talks: WBS)
I need to check with colleagues about this cause I fill in overseas equivalent for all a-level questions. I don't think they confirmed my grades in high school but they did contact my undergrad uni to check my grades. Let me get back to you on this
I need to check with colleagues about this cause I fill in overseas equivalent for all a-level questions. I don't think they confirmed my grades in high school but they did contact my undergrad uni to check my grades. Let me get back to you on this
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(Original post by melodenver15)
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for doing Q and As for us. I am quite lucky to receive an order from one of the big four. I achieved an 2:1 for undergraduate degree and a pass for my postgraduate degree. However, I resitted for one module during my postgraduate studies. I’m wondering if resitting a module for my postgraduate studies will cause me trouble during the pre screening stages before joining the company. Thank you.
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for doing Q and As for us. I am quite lucky to receive an order from one of the big four. I achieved an 2:1 for undergraduate degree and a pass for my postgraduate degree. However, I resitted for one module during my postgraduate studies. I’m wondering if resitting a module for my postgraduate studies will cause me trouble during the pre screening stages before joining the company. Thank you.
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(Original post by TSR Talks: WBS)
Nope I don't think resitting will have an influence here.
Nope I don't think resitting will have an influence here.
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#57
Hi, I am studing in Bangor University in Business Management with Ac*****ng. I have a placement year in this year so I need a job for my placement. Is it possible to get job in PwC with a result of 2:2?
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#58
(Original post by tanzinchy50)
Hi, I am studing in Bangor University in Business Management with Ac*****ng. I have a placement year in this year so I need a job for my placement. Is it possible to get job in PwC with a result of 2:2?
Hi, I am studing in Bangor University in Business Management with Ac*****ng. I have a placement year in this year so I need a job for my placement. Is it possible to get job in PwC with a result of 2:2?
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#59
Hi,
I've received an offer for an audit graduate role for this autumn, Im worried that ill only achieve a 2:2. Will my offer be taken away?
I've received an offer for an audit graduate role for this autumn, Im worried that ill only achieve a 2:2. Will my offer be taken away?
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#60
(Original post by TSR Talks: WBS)
I joined in Spring. So some companies have Spring openings. I had friends who joined in Sep so it was not an issue when I graduated. I think Sep intake was actually late Sep, and our degree was done in early Sep.
I changed country so I think that 1 year with Warwick was essential for me to get used to the life here before starting to work here. I don't mind particularly that others are younger than me cause for me this is like overseas school and work experience.
I joined in Spring. So some companies have Spring openings. I had friends who joined in Sep so it was not an issue when I graduated. I think Sep intake was actually late Sep, and our degree was done in early Sep.
I changed country so I think that 1 year with Warwick was essential for me to get used to the life here before starting to work here. I don't mind particularly that others are younger than me cause for me this is like overseas school and work experience.
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