Unlocking Career Potential: PwC's 2024 Graduate Internship Programme

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 PwC: Graduate Internship Programme 2024



Our Graduate/Internship Programme spans three years, offering hands-on training and invaluable real-world business experience. Throughout your journey with us, you'll collaborate with a dynamic, supportive team in a lively yet professional atmosphere. Expect exceptional mentorship, challenging projects, and early exposure to international opportunities.

You'll engage in diverse projects across various sectors, including life insurance, short-term insurance, banking, employee benefits, and analytics.

Explore the following Graduate Opportunities:

Forensics: Graduate/Intern

Seeking candidates with qualifications in LLB Law, BCom Law (Honours), BCom Accounting (Honours) - Non-CA route, BCom Forensic Accounting (Honours), BCom Internal Audit (Honours), BCom Risk Management (Honours), BCom Economics/Econometrics (Honours), BCom General (Honours), BA Criminology (Honours), or Forensic Science and Technology.

Deals (Edge): Graduate/Intern

Open to those with honours degrees in Commerce or Finance, Investment Management, Mathematics, Statistics or Mathematical Science, Data Science or Data Analytics, Financial Science or Financial Modelling, Economics or Business Science, Quantitative Finance or Actuarial Science, LLB or Com Law, or Information Systems or Computer Science.

Quantitative Risk​​​​​​​​​​​​​​: Graduate/Intern

Considering degrees in Financial Modeling, Financial Engineering, Mathematical Finance, Mathematics, Quantitative Risk Management, Actuarial Science, or Mathematical Statistics.

Actuarial Science​​​​​​​​​​​​​​: Graduate/Intern

Applicants should be in their final year of an Actuarial Science degree at an accredited tertiary institution.

Financial Services Risk & Regulation: Graduate/Intern

Suitable for those completing or having completed an honours degree in Risk Management, Management Accounting, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Science, or Bcom LLB.

Digital Trust (IT Audit): Graduate/Intern

Seeking candidates pursuing or having completed an undergraduate degree, with a preference for honours or higher, in Computer Science, BCom (IT), Engineering, Mathematics, Accounting, IT (BSc or BCom), Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Management Accounting, Internal Auditing, Business Science, Risk Management, or Economics.

Digital Trust (Cyber Security): Graduate/Intern

Ideal candidates hold a degree, preferably with honours, in IT (BSc or BCom), Computer Science, Informatics, Information Systems Security, BSc - Engineering, Mathematics, or Data Science.

SAP: Digital Trust: Graduate/Intern

Looking for candidates with degrees, preferably with honours, in Computer Science, BCom (IT), or Accounting, IT (BSc or BCom), Management Accounting, Internal Auditing, Business Science, Risk Management, or Engineering.

Tax (SAIT): Graduate/Intern

Open to those completing or having completed postgraduate studies in Tax.

To view more information use the following links: [https://www.pwc.co.za/en/careers/students.html]


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