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A leading food production company in the UK is offering a Finance Graduate Programme designed for early career professionals. This structured programme includes rotations through key finance areas like Accounts Payable, Payroll, and Accounting, with support for obtaining professional accounting qualifications. The ideal candidates have a degree in Finance or a related field and are eager to learn about the food production sector. The starting salary is £28,000, increasing to £29,500 in the second year.
The Finance Graduate Programme is designed to give early career professionals the foundation they need to thrive in an operational finance environment. Over the course of the scheme, graduates rotate through key areas such as Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Payroll, Accounting, and Commercial Finance. By the end of the programme, participants will have gained hands‑on experience across the finance function, with a pathway toward a formal accounting qualification.
Graduates receive support to complete professional accounting exams, with the expectation of qualifying within three years.
Working Style: The environment is fast moving and requires adaptability, especially during early week deadlines. Work may expand or shift based on business needs.
Stakeholder Interaction: The role involves regular contact with colleagues across the UK and Ireland, as well as customers, suppliers, and internal departments.
This is a three year structured programme.
The programme suits motivated graduates who want to build a career in a busy, hands on finance environment. Candidates must be comfortable travelling between sites in the UK and Ireland when required.
Education: A degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Maths, or a related discipline.
Experience: Any previous experience in finance, such as internships or part time roles, is helpful but not essential.
Skills: Knowledge of accounting principles, confidence using Excel and finance systems, and familiarity with account management tasks.
Industry Interest: An eagerness to learn about the food production sector and the financial demands of a complex supply chain.
This organisation operates across the food production sector, supplying beef, lamb, and a wide range of convenience products to retailers, foodservice partners, and international markets. Alongside its processing operations, it also develops well known ready‑to‑eat brands and works closely with farming partners to support sustainable and efficient production across Europe.
£28,000, starts at £28,000, rising to £29,500 at the beginning of year two.