FAQs
What is the role of a Graduate Trainee Consultant?
A Graduate Trainee Consultant analyzes large data sets, supports consultants in formulating client advice, and develops technical skills within a specific business area.
Is a specific degree required to apply for the Graduate Trainee Consultant Programme?
No, any university degree is acceptable, although applicants should have the ability to work well with numbers.
What type of training and support can I expect?
You will receive a generous study support package, mentoring opportunities, and access to our award-winning learning portal as you work towards qualification.
Are there opportunities for professional qualification?
Yes, depending on your aligned Business Unit, you will become a student member of either the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) or the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute.
What benefits are provided to employees?
We offer flexible employee benefits, a profit share bonus scheme, mental health and wellbeing support, paid volunteering leave, and a day off to celebrate your birthday.
How many offices does Hymans Robertson have?
We have four UK-based offices located in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, and Birmingham.
What is the working environment like?
We have a collaborative and supportive work environment that encourages innovative and independent thinking, along with regular social activities.
Are applications accepted year-round?
Yes, we recruit on a rolling basis, so early applications are recommended to avoid disappointment.
How does Hymans Robertson promote diversity and inclusion?
We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and are committed to improving our inclusive culture by employing diverse talent.
What values does Hymans Robertson uphold?
Our core values are friendly, confident, partnering, and straightforward, reflecting our commitment to our people, clients, community, and the environment.