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PwC invites applicants to an entry-level internship in Advisory, designed to introduce you to consulting with a focus on solving real-world problems for major organisations. The programme offers structured learning, mentoring and exposure to diverse projects across industries.
It is the start of a fast-paced career at PwC in the United Kingdom. You will gain a solid foundation in business fundamentals and technology-enabled consulting, with clearly defined career paths and a supportive culture
Advisory
Not Applicable
Advisory - Other
Intern/Trainee
This is your introduction to an exciting career with PwC. Life here is fast-paced and full of potential. It’s also highly rewarding. Solving complex problems that have a real-world impact, you’ll have the opportunity to work with some of the world’s most significant organisations and recognisable global brands.
At PwC, you’ll get an incredible education in the fundamentals of business, and the potential of technology. We offer the clearly defined career paths, supportive culture and continuous learning to accelerate your development from wherever you are now to where you want your career to take you.
We help organisations of all kinds to think ahead, solve complex problems and deliver on their goals. We combine a deep understanding of how different businesses and industries work with knowledge of the ways in which technology can give organisations an edge over the competition.
From new markets to new technology, from people policies to sustainability strategies, from management to mergers and macroeconomics, PwC’s consultancy teams provide all kinds of insight and advice. But whichever aspect of consultancy or industry you specialise in, you’ll help clients rethink the way they do things, improving performance, increasing resilience, driving innovation, promoting agility and unlocking potential.
You must have at least a 112 UCAS tariff (excluding General Studies) from up to three full A-Levels (or equivalent), and a Grade C or 4 or above in GCSE (or equivalent) English Language and Mathematics.
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September 30, 2026