Accountancy Apprentice: AAT to ACA with Full Training

PKF Francis Clark; Truro; Hybrid; GBP 23,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Group pension

Life assurance

Income protection

Health cash plan

Volunteer day

Family benefits

Gifts for milestones

Wellbeing webinars

Francis Clark Foundation

Job summary

PKF Francis Clark is offering a blended apprenticeship starting with the AAT qualification and advancing to ACA. You will gain hands-on audit experience while supporting client work, underpinned by strong training support and study time.

The role includes a pathway through Agriculture and other specialist teams, with salary progression and a commitment to work-life balance. The firm funds qualifications from day one and encourages development within a supportive, diverse, and nearly 1,000-strong

Qualifications

• No previous accountancy experience required; potential, enthusiasm and willingness to learn.
• Minimum of 112 UCAS points (three A Levels or equivalent)
• GCSE Maths and English grade 4 or above

Responsibilities

• Join the Business Advisory department, supporting a wide range of clients including small local businesses and private individuals.
• Learn accounting basics: prepare financial information, support client queries, and collaborate with tax, audit and financial planning teams.
• Develop professional skills in a structured apprenticeship aimed at ACCA/ACA qualifications.

Skills

Critical thinking

Problem solving

Communication

Teamwork

Initiative

Numerical skills

Analytical

Resilience

Job description

PKF Francis Clark is offering a blended apprenticeship starting with the AAT qualification and advancing to ACA. You will gain hands-on audit experience while supporting client work, underpinned by strong training support and study time.

The role includes a pathway through Agriculture and other specialist teams, with salary progression and a commitment to work-life balance. The firm funds qualifications from day one and encourages development within a supportive, diverse, and nearly 1,000-strong