PwC - High School Leavers Scheme, Nicosia & Limassol

At PwC, we are giving you great professional opportunities to start your career as a Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA), right after finishing High School. You don’t necessarily need a degree to succeed in the business world and accelerate your career at PwC or beyond. You just need to never stop learning!

The team

Join ACCA Professional Training Scheme ACCA and start your career with one of the world’s leading professional services firms.

What we are looking for
Private High School Leavers:

• 3 A Levels with minimum grade BBB or ACC (one of which should be Mathematics)
• GCSE English or equivalent with minimum grade C or IELTS with minimum grade 6/9
• LCCI Higher (Merit+) will be considered an advantage

Public High Schools Leavers:

• Leaving Certificate with minimum grade 17/20
• Advanced Mathematics (Μαθηματικά Κατεύθυνσης) with minimum grade • • 16/20 or Core Mathematics (Μαθηματικά Κοινού Κορμού) with minimum grade 19/20
• GCSE English or equivalent with minimum grade C or IELTS (Minimum Grade: 6/9)
• LCCI Higher (Merit+) will be considered an advantage

Other Skills

• Strong IT Skills
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Team oriented
• Commercially aware

Benefits

Hybrid working model

A competitive remuneration package with a 13th salary

Provident Fund

Medical Insurance (optional)

Life Insurance

FlexMenu (such as FlexDay, FlexWeek, FlexPlace and many more)

Summer 4-day working schedule (July/August)

‍♂️ Friday afternoon off

Wellness Initiatives like physio sessions & nutritionist

Dress for the Occasion

️Free parking

Global mobility opportunities

For more information and applications please follow the link below:

*Application Process

Please note that in order for your application to be processed, you need to upload your so-far academic transcript, indicating clearly your grades per subject, along with your CV in the section “My Experience” of the application form.

All applications will be treated in the strictest confidentiality