Azets set to welcome 201 new graduates and school leavers

Azets is set to welcome 201 new graduates and school leavers in Autumn, bringing the total of new entries to 333 during the year. In total, Azets UK will have 817 employees studying towards a professional qualification. Investment in the next generation of talented business advisors is a key strategy for Azets, as it continues to deepen its specialist expertise and expand its high-quality advisory services to ambitious businesses and their owners across all UK regions. The firm offers a varied career path for early-career professionals, with the option to work across different parts of the country and to develop specialist skills in diverse areas of accounting and business advisory, from general practice and tax to corporate finance, trade, and restructuring. As part of the international Azets Group, Azets UK also offers opportunities to collaborate with colleagues and clients across Europe. The school leaver route at Azets UK is a six-year programme which includes two apprenticeship programmes leading to the student becoming qualified in their AAT and then moving onto their chartered accountancy qualification (ACA, ACCA, CTA or ICAS). The graduate route is a three- or four-year programme where students study toward their chartered accountancy qualification (ACA, ACCA, CTA or ICAS). An apprenticeship with Azets and its training partners provides a bespoke programme that combines qualifications, skills, and behaviours training. Everyone gets a talent coach, and each new student gets a buddy and substantial amount of on-the-job training, giving them the opportunity to pave a career path for life. Agata Czop, joined Azets UK as an apprentice in 2023 and is now an associate in its national tax practice. She said: “The early careers programme at Azets has been a transformative experience for me. From day one, I’ve been supported with on-the-job training, mentorship, and the opportunity to pursue professional qualifications. The hands-on experience, combined with the guidance from experienced colleagues, has allowed me to grow both professionally and personally. “I’m proud to be part of a team that is dedicated to delivering exceptional service to our clients and to be part of a company that invests so much in its people.” Damien Russell, Azets UK chief people officer, added: "At Azets, we believe that nurturing young talent is fundamental to the future of our business and the success of our clients. Welcoming 333 new graduates and school leavers this year is a testament to our commitment to building a diverse and dynamic workforce. “Our tailored apprenticeship and graduate programmes are designed to empower the next generation with the skills, experience, and professional qualifications they need to flourish into fine advisors. We're excited to see the fresh perspectives and energy that these new colleagues will bring to our teams across the UK.”

Azets set to welcome 201 new graduates and school leavers

In total Azets UK will have 817 employees studying towards a professional qualification

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