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Durham County Council is offering a Financial Management Apprenticeship based at Rivergreen, Aykley Heads, Durham, with flexible, home and office working options. You will learn from skilled professionals while being supported to study towards a recognised qualification with a college/university/training provider.
The apprenticeship provides real time work experience across Corporate Finance and Commercial Services and a pathway to the Accounts/Finance Assistant Level 2, then Assistant
Earn. Learn. Qualify. Do you want to earn while you learn, with the chance of progression once you qualify? Do you want the opportunity to grow, develop and be the best version of yourself? Then why not build the foundations of your career with an Apprenticeship at Durham County Council.
Durham County Council is a fantastic place to work but if you need convincing, we’ve asked some of our apprentices to share their own stories at Apprenticeships at Durham County Council. You can also hear from John Hewitt, our Chief Executive, and how his career started with an apprenticeship.
Are you a problem-solver with an eye for detail? This could be the apprenticeship for you!
As a Financial Management Apprentice with Durham County Council, you will learn from and work alongside some amazing and talented people, develop your skills and grow as a person and professional.
This role will provide you with the opportunity to open up your own career path from Financial Management Apprentice to potential future leader, with invaluable experience provided from across our Service and Strategic Finance teams. It will also enable you to gain a broad and fascinating insight into local authority functions.
Our Corporate Finance and Commercial Services Development Mentoring Programme provides tailored support in an open and inclusive environment with a strong focus on wellbeing as well as technical experience.
You will work across the Service and Strategic teams within Corporate Finance and Commercial Services and will gain real time work experience whilst studying to towards the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) Qualification.
You will be based at Rivergreen, Aykley Heads, Durham with the opportunity of flexible, home and office working when appropriate.
By undertaking both on the job, and qualification based training you will be given the opportunity to gain career enhancing skills and competencies that will enable you to support the robust Financial Management Framework within the Council.
In this role you will (via a supported training plan):
You will study towards the Accounts/Finance Assistant Level 2 standard progressing to Assistant Accountant Level 3 standard with a trusted training provider.
You must either have or expect to achieve 2 GCSEs at Grades 9-4/A*-C including Maths and English or hold an equivalent qualification, together with good communication, IT and numerical skills and the ability to work as part of a team.
Further information?
We encourage you to contact Lauren Graham, Principal Accountancy Assistant via email lauren.graham@durham.gov.uk if you have any questions about this opportunity.
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