EY graduate scheme 2024

Did anyone else get a call from EY saying they’re reducing the salary? Apparently the salary in my offer letter wasn’t correct :// makes me want to choose an alternative firm :/

Did anyone else get a call from EY saying they’re reducing the salary? Apparently the salary in my offer letter wasn’t correct :// makes me want to choose an alternative firm :/

Has anyone applied for Law in Manchester?

It looks like i am awaiting a date for an experience day but its been the same now for a few months now. I have sent some emails and called on Monday asking for an update because i fear that i have slipped through as we are getting closer to September. They advised AC's are still running until April.

Anyone else still waiting for a date? Just hope it isn't just me! Really want an update tbh, checking my portal daily.

Hi all!

I am an international student and I genuinely NEED help. I am looking to apply for EY graduate role for the September 2024 intake and I want to know can my application get through if I apply now. Since I see that the EY Assessment Days on the websites are only scheduled until February 1st week.

Thank you for your help and guidance in advance.

vanessa1189 has said "They advised AC's are still running until April".

Hi guys, had anyone else’s “next steps” changed on the application portal when logging in?

Yes, it just says that for 30min on Wed I won't be able to access the portal. Perhaps it's a tech update?

Yes, it just says that for 30min on Wed I won't be able to access the portal. Perhaps it's a tech update?

yeh mine too i imagine it's the same for every applicant

Hi all.

I had come to do my Masters in 2021 and had got a full time sponsorship job even before graduating in Accounting in 2022. It was perfect until December when the company had laid off few graduates including myself (it is a smaller accounting firm but had a sponsorship license).

Since I am an international resident I was just left with 60 days to figure some thing out and was left with no option but to choose a short term course and switch to a student visa by paying additional fees for the course as well as the visa myself. I had tried to apply for few graduate schemes under the gun but was rejected because of my visa status then (skilled worker) and companies only are permitted to recruit people on "Student" visa or "PSW". Now I cannot reapply to them because of the 6 month rule and I am kind of running of out graduate scheme role options. I graduate in July so I am looking for ways to secure any graduate scheme roles in any company starting before end of July. I have student loans and need to support my family as well. And none of this was my fault but the implications have hit me hard. Considering all of this, I honestly cannot really financially afford to apply for a PSW.

I know everybody is trying to secure a job and I am no different. But if you can suggest any grad schemes to apply to, tips to perform well in any assessments, ways to find a sponsored job in Accounting or Finance or anything else that you think can help me in this situation, I would be BEYONG grateful to you.

Thank you so much in advance. I really hope the best for everyone!

That's tough, so if I understood it correctly you came to do your masters and graduated in 2022 and had a full time role but they laid you off. Did you speak to immigration about the situation before switching to the student visa (I presume you already did). Most grad schemes that are open now have start dates around August I believe

Hi all.

I had come to do my Masters in 2021 and had got a full time sponsorship job even before graduating in Accounting in 2022. It was perfect until December when the company had laid off few graduates including myself (it is a smaller accounting firm but had a sponsorship license).

Since I am an international resident I was just left with 60 days to figure some thing out and was left with no option but to choose a short term course and switch to a student visa by paying additional fees for the course as well as the visa myself. I had tried to apply for few graduate schemes under the gun but was rejected because of my visa status then (skilled worker) and companies only are permitted to recruit people on "Student" visa or "PSW". Now I cannot reapply to them because of the 6 month rule and I am kind of running of out graduate scheme role options. I graduate in July so I am looking for ways to secure any graduate scheme roles in any company starting before end of July. I have student loans and need to support my family as well. And none of this was my fault but the implications have hit me hard. Considering all of this, I honestly cannot really financially afford to apply for a PSW.

I know everybody is trying to secure a job and I am no different. But if you can suggest any grad schemes to apply to, tips to perform well in any assessments, ways to find a sponsored job in Accounting or Finance or anything else that you think can help me in this situation, I would be BEYONG grateful to you.

Thank you so much in advance. I really hope the best for everyone!

Hi all.

I had come to do my Masters in 2021 and had got a full time sponsorship job even before graduating in Accounting in 2022. It was perfect until December when the company had laid off few graduates including myself (it is a smaller accounting firm but had a sponsorship license).

Since I am an international resident I was just left with 60 days to figure some thing out and was left with no option but to choose a short term course and switch to a student visa by paying additional fees for the course as well as the visa myself. I had tried to apply for few graduate schemes under the gun but was rejected because of my visa status then (skilled worker) and companies only are permitted to recruit people on "Student" visa or "PSW". Now I cannot reapply to them because of the 6 month rule and I am kind of running of out graduate scheme role options. I graduate in July so I am looking for ways to secure any graduate scheme roles in any company starting before end of July. I have student loans and need to support my family as well. And none of this was my fault but the implications have hit me hard. Considering all of this, I honestly cannot really financially afford to apply for a PSW.

I know everybody is trying to secure a job and I am no different. But if you can suggest any grad schemes to apply to, tips to perform well in any assessments, ways to find a sponsored job in Accounting or Finance or anything else that you think can help me in this situation, I would be BEYONG grateful to you.

Thank you so much in advance. I really hope the best for everyone!