Pwc UK
Advancing Social Mobility - Legal Services - National
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Advancing Social Mobility
We’re committed to improving socio-economic diversity across our organisation and this programme is designed to inspire and support students from lower socio-economic backgrounds seeking experience in professional services. Come and meet people from diverse backgrounds who have built successful careers at PwC.
Legal Services
PwC has one of the most extensive legal services networks in the world. Because of the way our business is structured, we’re able to provide our clients with rounded solutions, incorporating multidisciplinary advice from our wider business areas. So you’ll train in a stimulating, multifaceted environment and learn from exceptional people with expertise across law, business and finance.
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What you’ll need
You are in the first year of an undergraduate degree in any subject;
Or in your second year of a four-year degree in any subject.
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When you apply, we’ll also ask for your location preference. If you successfully complete the recruitment process, we’ll then let you know which office you’ll be based in during the three-day programme. Please be aware that we may not be able to offer you your first-choice office location.
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