You-Shaped Opportunities
At WHK we recognise that finding your first employer is a big decision. As a star graduate you will be seeking the right opportunity, not only for your first role but to also position yourself for your future.
We provide a stimulating and client-focused working environment where the shape of your career is up to you. At WHK we match you with a team that suits you. From day one you will be part of a graduate training programme and then move into a high performing client team where you will be exposed to the various facets of business services. You will interact with clients early on, be challenged and always have the support, tools and infrastructure of the firm behind you.
As an approved training organisation (ATO) for NZICA, you will be provided with the right training and financial support to pass your Foundations (formerly called PCE1), PAS and PCE2 exams. Your future is our future.
Benefits of Working at WHK:
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First class career opportunities in New Zealand and overseas
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Mentor programme
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Overseas secondments
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Employee assistance programme
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Comprehensive WHK induction
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Open door Principal policy
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Social clubs
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Structured learning and development programmes
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Continuing professional development
Who are we Looking for?
We are seeking successful, passionate, motivated candidates who consider themselves top performers. For the best people we offer not only a great environment but one that is extremely rewarding. You will be a strong communicator, a practical thinker and thrive in a team environment. Most importantly, we look for those with an ability to forge relationships, as well as an embracing attitude to change.
You are likely to be in your final year at university, completing a degree in either Accounting, Business, Commerce, Economics or Finance. Achieving a B Grade average or higher, your degree should also meet NZICA or CPA requirements.
Visit our friendly team at your University's Accounting and Finance Expo:
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University of Auckland - Tues 9 March 2010
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Waikato University - Fri 12 March
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Massey Palmerston North - Mon 15 March 2010
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Victoria University - Tues 16 March
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Lincoln University - Wed 17 March (am)
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University of Canterbury - Wed 17 March (pm)
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University of Otago - Thurs 18 March