Accounting
Accountancy Apprenticeship – AAT/ICAEW
Orbis
Location
London
Salary
Competitive
Level
Level 3 – Advanced
Qualification
Level 6
Vacancy reference
JR592
Apprenticeships are open from age 16, once you have finished Year 11 (S4 in Scotland).
About the role
An opportunity to earn while you learn first-hand what a career in financial control would entail. You will work as a key member within a team charged with various aspects of financial control. If you are eager to make a meaningful contribution as part of your training curriculum, this opportunity may be worth exploring.
Requirements
A self-starter with high standards, perseverance, and a "can-do" attitude. You pay close attention to detail, with a focus on accuracy, and take a thorough approach. A desire and ability to learn key business processes, including technical and financial terms. Proactive, organised, and flexible – always thinking ahead and problem solving. Able to switch between routine and more complicated projects and will be adaptable to changing needs and requirements. A good communicator who proactively engages with colleagues.
Working week
Full time
Skills
Invoice processingExpense claim processingPayment processingFinancial reconciliationAttention to detailProblem solvingCommunicationOrganisational skills
Training & development
AAT/ICAEW accountancy apprenticeship training covering financial control, invoice processing, expense management, payment processing, month-end accounts, reconciliations, and annual financial statements.
Future prospects
Gain practical experience in financial control and earn an AAT/ICAEW qualification while working as part of the finance team.
Company benefits
Culture focused on core values and collaboration. Autonomy in work and projects. Support for continuous learning and development. Agile work environment balancing personal needs with team and client needs. Philanthropy opportunities and programmes.
About Orbis
Orbis is committed to core values including intellectual curiosity, individualism, collaboration, autonomy, growth opportunities, agile working environment, and philanthropy initiatives.
If this one works out
This role is in London. If you'd be moving for it, a room in a shared house there typically runs £900–£1,400 a month.