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HSBC Bank BIRM: C210


LIV: C170


Hushkeys BIRM: E70


IBM UK BIRM: D130


ICAEW BIRM: G130


LIV: B200


HSBC is one of the world’s largest banking and fi nancial services organisations serving some 46 million customers around the world. We aim to be the world’s leading international bank, and we will help deliver on this by recruiting talented students from all walks of life who share our vision. In the UK we serve our customers


through our global businesses, which are, in turn, supported by our global functions. We have many entry points for students and graduates who may be interested in starting their career at HSBC. Opportunities range from work experience and apprenticeships to internships, graduate programmes and entry-level positions. Anyone who performs well and


shares our values could become the future leaders of our bank. A world of possibilities is here for you.


www.hsbc.com/careers


Hushkeys is a new and exciting social media platform that is set to revolutionise social media use, injecting new levels of intrigue, fun and gamifi cation into the heart of public posting and direct messaging. It allows users to conceal parts of texts, images and video that can only be revealed by followers who are granted access with a key. Facilitating playful ways for users to engage with one another and to be creative, Hushkeys establishes a new form of social media: a new ‘social’ social media.


www.hushkeys.com


There is no other company like IBM and there is no business professional like the IBMer. We are experts in nearly every technical, scientifi c and business fi eld. We are citizens of, and apply our expertise in, more than 170 countries. Yet we are united by a single purpose: to be essential. We do that by creating the most advanced technology to change how our clients work and run their businesses. And through them, IBMers change how the world works. The world is at a major turning point: technology is enabling entirely new forms of business operations, business models, industries and outcomes. We have exponentially more power to reach the full potential of our life’s work than any humans before us. This is our vision for the future – our belief in the rise of you – this is: You to the power of IBM.


www.ibm.com/jobs/uk


At ICAEW, our members are more than accountants. They are leaders, creators, and innovators. They don’t settle for average, they strive for the best. That’s why 98 of the world’s 100 global leading brands employ ICAEW chartered accountants. We are a world-leading professional membership organisation that promotes, develops and supports over 147,000 members worldwide. Our qualifi cation, the ACA, opens up a world of opportunity across a diverse range of workplaces. From renowned professional service fi rms, to entrepreneurial startups and charities, there’s no end to where our qualifi cation will take you. To become an ICAEW chartered accountant, you need to train for, and successfully complete, the four components of the ACA qualifi cation. This is done on the job, so you’ll be able to earn a salary while studying. Want to fi nd out more? Visit our website.


www.icaew.com/career


Iceland BIRM: C260


Institute and Faculty of Actuaries BIRM: B180


LIV: B180


Interserve Learning & Employment BIRM: D110


J.P. Morgan BIRM: C190


LIV: C190


Iceland is one of Britain’s retail success stories with over 900 stores throughout the UK, recognised as the Best Large Company to Work For in the UK. With sales of over £2.7billion and employing more than 24,000 people, Iceland has staff who agree that working there feels like being part of a family. We believe that the key to success in retailing is looking after our customers properly, and that starts with looking after each other. While we naturally expect our employees to stand on their own two feet, they can also expect to be treated with respect by their colleagues, and to be part of a team where everyone is willing to roll up their sleeves and help out when support is required. We have always said that Iceland


is a great place to work – and we are delighted that this has been confi rmed by the annual Sunday Times Best Companies survey, having featured in the Top 25 for over a decade.


www.iceland.co.uk


Do you love maths? Are you good at solving problems? Does a career in data, banking, business, fi nance, climate change, risk, economics or investment sound appealing? Come and talk to the IFoA to learn more about where a career as an actuary could take you.


www.actuaries.org.uk/become- actuary


As one of the UK’s largest training and employment providers, Interserve Learning & Employment supports thousands of apprentices each year securing jobs with top-brand employers such as BT, Stagecoach, Virgin and Unilever. We have also helped over 30,000 people into long-term employment and supported 1,000 schools in the past fi ve years while also retaining our Grade 2 (Good) Ofsted provision; you’re in safe hands with us! Get in touch with our team today!


www.learning-employment.com


J.P. Morgan is one of the world’s premier fi nancial services and technology fi rms, employing around 250,000 people in more than 60 countries. Apprenticeships in both fi nancial services and degree apprenticeships in technology are available as well as graduate opportunities. Come and meet our team to discuss how we can help you build your career your way.


www.jpmorgan.com/careers


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