Hints & Tips

Whichever opportunity you're applying for, there are some things that you should be thinking about - so we've put together some hints and tips for you.

Wherever possible, you should be able to demonstrate and highlight how you match our requirements.

Before you apply

Remember what we're looking for throughout the process - we'll be looking for you to show awareness and evidence of the skills and qualities you need to succeed in our business. Wherever possible, you should be able to demonstrate and highlight how you match our requirements.

Do your research

We'll expect you to be able to talk coherently and confidently about PwC, the position you're applying for, the business world in general and yourself. The more you know about these things, the more prepared you'll be, so you'll have to get researching.

You can use our Gradcracker Hub to research PwC and our opportunities. If you're applying for a role that will require you to undertake a professional qualification, please make sure you research this fully.

PwC Employability Hub

To help you navigate the application process, PwC has developed the Employability Hub, a comprehensive space containing the tools to support you every step of the way.

Here are some of the useful resources you’ll find:

• Interactive e-learns that provide support at each stage of the selection process
• Let’s chat careers advice - podcast series
• ‘Audit - give it a go’ exercise

Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or you already know what you’d like to apply for, make sure to visit PwC’s Employability Hub for support in developing your employability skills.

Application Form

Remember first impressions count so the application form is your opportunity to sell yourself. Before you complete the form, you should gather accurate details of your academic and employment history including any work experience placements.

While completing the form, remember to:

• read and follow instructions carefully
• proof read everything you write including checking grammar and spelling
• be concise as you can elaborate at interview stage
• don't be vague or lie about your results as we'll check your academics at a later stage in the process.