Graduate Finance: Global Rotations & Mentorship

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc; Staines-upon-Thames; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentor programme

Relocation support

Learning & Development plan

25 days holiday

Job summary

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc is launching a 2027 Finance Graduate programme in the United Kingdom. You will complete four 6-month rotations across different finance areas, working with GB Finance, Corporate Finance and the Shared Service Centre.

International exposure includes a rotation to Bulgaria. Graduates must have a Finance-related or STEM degree, 2:1, and a commitment to pursuing a professional accountancy qualification.

Qualifications

• Graduates from the last 2 years with a Finance-related or STEM degree (Math, Stats, Data Science, CS, Engineering).
• Minimum 2:1 degree classification.
• Committed to working towards a professional accountancy qualification.
• Able to travel to Europe for meetings and relocate to Bulgaria for rotations (relocation support provided).

Responsibilities

• Participate in 4 rotations across different areas of our Finance function, each lasting ~6 months.
• Collaborate with GB Business Unit Finance, Corporate Finance, and Shared Service Centre.
• Gain exposure to key projects and build leadership capabilities.
• Join the 2027 Graduate global Finance cohort with peers across Europe.
• Relocate to Bulgaria for placement rotations with relocation support.

Skills

Excellent communication

Fluent English

Geographic mobility

Willing to relocate

Eligible to work in UK

Education

Finance-related or STEM degree

Minimum 2:1 degree classification

Job description

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc is launching a 2027 Finance Graduate programme in the United Kingdom. You will complete four 6-month rotations across different finance areas, working with GB Finance, Corporate Finance and the Shared Service Centre.

International exposure includes a rotation to Bulgaria. Graduates must have a Finance-related or STEM degree, 2:1, and a commitment to pursuing a professional accountancy qualification.