PwC
Autumn sees new regional intake
PwC, one of the largest recruiters of graduates and school leavers across the country, has welcomed 25 graduates, higher apprentices and school leavers to its Milton Keynes offi ce as part of its autumn intake. With a further 152 recruits into PwC’s Birmingham offi ce and 29
into East Midlands, PwC’s total recruitment reaches a record 276 new joiners across the Midlands. From this, 54% are from non-selective state schools, 44% are from
minority ethnic backgrounds, 40% are female and 38% have come from households where neither parent has completed higher education studies. Nationally, the fi rm has recruited over 1,300 graduates. The recruitment figures also include 70 undergraduates onto
PwC’s degree programmes with the University of Nottingham and the University of Birmingham. 34 students joined the Flying Start programme - a degree course run in conjunction with PwC, ICAEW, University of Nottingham Business School, University of Reading, Newcastle University and the University of Manchester Business School. T e programme allows students to study at university, as well as gaining practical paid work experience with PwC. In addition, 36 students joined its fourth cohort of the technology
degree apprenticeship programme with the University of Birmingham, where students enjoy a fully funded degree, work placements with PwC and employment beyond.
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Sam Taylor Senior Partner PwC
Sam Taylor, Market Senior Partner, Milton
Keynes, PwC said: “We are delighted to welcome our annual intake of graduates, higher apprentices and school leavers in Milton Keynes. We are committed to off ering opportunities to those at the outset of their careers by helping them develop relevant skills for our changing economy. “We recruit local talent from a diverse range of
backgrounds, because we want to actively invest in the next generation of future leaders from our region. “We are committed to inspiring young people in
the region in an increasingly digital world, showing them the breadth of technology careers and how technology is used in all walks of life in a more inclusive way. T is also refl ects the critical and growing role of new technologies to our business and our clients and underscores our commitment to regional growth and supporting regional rebalancing. “It’s also pleasing to see how our Class of 2021
have already adapted so well to our new hybrid way of working.” PwC has created and continues to create new
jobs and training opportunities for generations of talented young people. T e fi rm’s work with educational institutions is
a long-term commitment and is at the heart of its social mobility strategy.
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