This is important to the work we do for our business, and our clients. These skills and behaviours make up our global leadership framework, the PwC Professional. The precise details of each stage will vary according to where you want to work, but the focus throughout will be on the qualities you need to do well. Having the right academic results is only part of it.
We’re aware that there are providers selling guidance and assistance on how to complete our recruitment assessments. We have no relationship with and do not endorse any of those providers. Our PwC Careers webpages offer access to hints and tips on our assessment process, opportunities to sign up to our events and talk to our recruiters and information on what we look for in our people. We encourage applicants to use the tools available on our channels.
We take candidate professional conduct very seriously. This means we undertake periodic reviews of candidate applications to identify activity we believe undermines the integrity of our recruitment process. This includes, but is not limited to, comparing candidate video interview responses, assessing if transcripts are identical and proactively looking for duplicate accounts across our systems. Where we find evidence of undermining our recruitment processes, you will be disqualified from our recruitment process.
You’re restricted to one application at a time for our roles with student recruitment. In addition, we’ll only consider one application from you every six months. If you’re unsuccessful or withdraw from our process, you’ll need to wait six months from the date you completed the first stage online assessment before re-applying.. For these purposes, the definition of an 'application' includes any roles that you’ve been made an offer for. Therefore if you’ve been offered or accepted a role, you can’t apply to another vacancy. Please take the time to check that you're able to make a new application to us now before you re-apply. Our employees act with honesty and integrity so we expect the same from you. If you already work at PwC, please ensure that you’ve contacted the Student Recruitment team to discuss your application before you proceed. We take any attempts to circumvent this policy very seriously.
Explore your own preferences and learn more about our different business areas.
You'll need to research our opportunities and apply to a job.
A series of online assessments that measure your cognitive skills, natural behavioural preferences and numerical reasoning abilities
The next stage of our process is a video interview.
The penultimate stage of our recruitment process is a virtual immersive assessment centre.
We’ll tell you whether we’d like you to join us
Our offer holder event
Congratulations you've accepted our offer
Before you join
Some of our roles have variations to the standard process and this will be made clear on individual job descriptions and by your local recruiter.
Applications for the majority of our Flying Start programmes must be submitted through UCAS using the specific course UCAS code. If your application is accepted by the university you’ll then complete the standard PwC recruitment process.
If you need any adjustments in relation to a disability or long-term condition, we’re happy to discuss this with you. Find out more on our applying with a disability page.
International applicants for a UK vacancy
Expenses for travel from outside the UK to attend our in person offer holder event won’t be reimbursed without prior agreement and only includes economy fares. If you're travelling from overseas, we request you don't book travel arrangements yourself, but to contact our recruitment helpdesk first on Freephone number 0808 100 1500 or +44 (0)1952 568470.
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