Trainee Accountant

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GPC Finance is proud to partner with a progressive accounting firm based in Dublin. They are an established practice with years of experience, providing their vast database of clients with quality chartered accountancy services. They are currently seeking a Trainee Accountant to join their dynamic finance team. The successful Trainee Accountant will work alongside the team to provide a broad range of accounting services to their clients.

Role

• Develop an understanding of our clients and their businesses.
• Understand from your manager the scope of tasks allocated and objectives to be achieved.
• Keep seniors and managers fully informed of any issues and problems.
• Make full use of the resources and people available to find answers to queries before handing work on to the manager.
• Accurately complete and maintain timesheets to ensure proper billing for clients.
• Ability to interact with clients and obtain necessary information.
• Taking responsibility for regular jobs and for finishing work that may come back to you following review or client clarifications.
• Ad hoc accounting and administrative work as required.

Requirements

• Accountancy or Business Degree
• Must plan to pursue ACA/ACCA/CPA/CIMA qualification.
• Have strong problem-solving and excellent verbal & written communication capabilities.
• Strive to continually improve and deliver quality.
• Have the ability to multi-task, prioritise and manage change successfully.
• Proficiency in Excel would be a distinct advantage.

Salary & Benefits

• Full Study Package
• Bonus – after 6 months of successful service
• Early Finish Fridays

If you are a  Trainee Accountant considering a career move, please feel to send your  CV or contact Rion Gallagher for a confidential discussion. GPC Finance will not send any applicants’ CVs to clients without a full discussion and prior consent.  All conversations will be treated in the strictest of confidence.