Moore Kingston Smith
Moore Kingston Smith is an accredited professional training firm focused on developing talent through quality education and mentorship. This three-year apprenticeship programme combines practical audit experience with structured study toward your ACA qualification and ICAEW Chartered Accountant status, working across diverse business sectors.
What you’ll do
- Conduct audit work for clients ranging from sole traders to larger enterprises
- Provide accounts and tax advisory services as part of integrated client solutions
- Develop technical competency across audit, accounts, tax and related disciplines
- Deliver quality client service whilst building your professional foundation
- Support cross-functional team delivery of advisory solutions to varied client bases
Eligibility
- Committed to pursuing ACA qualification and ICAEW Chartered Accountant designation
- Able to commit to a three-year apprenticeship programme
- Interested in audit and accountancy with exposure to multiple service areas
- Ready to work collaboratively in a supportive training environment
Key facts
- Salary: £30,000
- Location: Not specified
- Deadline: 18 August 2026
- Graduate / entry-level role
Prepare for this role — free
Get ready before the deadline with tools built around this scheme: reshape your CV to Moore Kingston Smith’s criteria, practise the aptitude and situational-judgement tests employers use, and rehearse competency interview answers — all in your free CareerBrae account.
You’ll sign in (or create a free account) to use the prep tools.
CareerBrae is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Moore Kingston Smith. Always confirm dates, stages and eligibility on their own official application page.
Open the official Moore Kingston Smith pageYou’ll sign in (or create a free account) to open the employer’s page.
CareerBrae is a community interest company. Paid places on our tools help fund free support for people facing barriers to work — the cycle calendar and reminders here are free for everyone.
Report an inaccuracy