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PwC Private Wellington is seeking graduates for its 2026 Intern/Graduate Programme, commencing Feb 2027 in Pōneke/Wellington. Join advisors delivering advisory and compliance services across industries, with training, mentoring and a culture focused on development and collaboration.
You’ll work on financial analysis, performance improvement and growth initiatives, supported by technology and AI-enabled tools.
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PwC Intern & Graduate Programme 2026
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At PwC, our purpose is clear: to build trust in society and solve important problems. Join our diverse whānau, where you’ll be empowered to unlock your potential. We equip you with the latest technology, tailored coaching, and the confidence to make a real impact from day one.
Our culture is centred around our people because we believe your development is paramount. You’ll take on meaningful challenges, learn from experienced professionals, and build a rewarding career in a supportive and collaborative environment. Alongside competitive pay, we support your professional growth through a wide range of benefits, including:
Dress for your day: Embrace a dress code that adapts to your agenda.
Graduate Wellbeing: Annual wellbeing allowance.
Graduate Sign-on Bonus: A competitive sign-on bonus when you join us as a Graduate.
PwC-funded Professional Qualifications: Support towards CA ANZ, CPA and other business-related qualifications.
Study and Exam Leave: Paid leave to support your professional studies, including graduation leave.
Latest Technology and AI Tools: Work with cutting-edge technology and receive a laptop to help you succeed.
Professional Development: Access mentoring, coaching and learning programmes to develop your technical and human skills.
Discounted Health Insurance: Access affordable health coverage.
Life and Income Insurance: Comprehensive coverage for added peace of mind.
Exclusive Discounts: Personal travel, accommodation and retail discounts.
Social Club: Connect with colleagues through sport, culture, food and social events.
People Networks: Connect with diverse groups including Manukura, Pacific Village, Shine (LGBTQ+) and more.
PwC Foundation: Volunteer and give back to the community in meaningful ways.
We’re looking for Graduates to join our PwC Private team inPōneke/Wellington, commencing in February 2027.
OurPwCPrivateteam works alongside a diverse range of clients, from family-owned businesses and fast-growing startups to well-known New Zealand brands, helping them solve challenges, unlockopportunitiesand achieve long-term success.
As a Graduate,you’llwork alongside experienced business advisers, building trusted relationships with clients while gaining exposure to a broad range ofcompliance andadvisory services.
From financial analysis,business performanceimprovementandgrowth initiatives,to accounting and tax compliance, financetechnologyand business transactions,you’llhelp solvereal businesschallengesand,contribute to meaningful client outcomes.You’llalso learn how we use data,automationand AI-enabled tools to work at thecutting edgeof technology, generateinsightsand help clients make better decisions.Along the way,you’lldevelop the commercial judgement, digital capabilityand relationship-building skills that will set you up for a successful career.
No two days are the same.You’llbuild meaningful relationships, tackle complex businesschallengesand gain exposure to a wide variety of industries, giving youa strong foundationfor your career. Ifyou’recurious, ambitious, enjoy problem-solving and want to make a genuine impact,you’llthrive in our team.
Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business, majoring in Accounting (CA pathway preferred).
Be in your final year of study or have recently graduated.
Intention to complete the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) or Certified Public Accountant (CPA) qualification.
Strong academic performance.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
A proactive attitude, curiosity and willingness to learn.
The ability to build strong relationships and work collaboratively with clients and colleagues.
Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities.
Demonstrated leadership through work, sport, volunteering or extracurricular activities.
Applications are open to New Zealand or Australian citizens and permanent residents. Candidates on student or work visas may only apply for roles in our Audit, Centre of Innovation and Technology (CIT), and Internal Audit & GRC teams, provided they meet specific eligibility criteria. For more information, please visit pwc.co.nz/studentcareers
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