FAQs
What is the duration of the Internal Audit Analyst Graduate Programme?
The programme is targeted as a 1-2 year fast-track opportunity focused on developing specialist technical expertise.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this programme?
To be considered for this programme, you must be motivated with a strong degree or expected degree in any area.
Will I receive training during the programme?
Yes, you will start with several weeks of intense training covering product and business knowledge, as well as essential skills needed for a successful start with Barclays Internal Audit.
How many rotations will I have during the programme?
You will have the chance to participate in two 12-month rotations with different audit teams covering a variety of business and functional areas.
What are the key responsibilities of an Internal Audit Analyst?
Responsibilities include planning audits, completing audit fieldwork, discussing audit issues with the team, writing high-quality issues, testing controls, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and Barclays’ policies.
Where is the programme based?
The programme is based in London, specifically in Canary Wharf, at Barclays' global headquarters in the financial district.
Are there opportunities for networking during the programme?
Yes, you will have the opportunity to build relationships with industry experts and other colleagues, contributing to your professional network.
What skills and traits are ideal for candidates?
Ideal candidates should have an analytical mind, the ability to build relationships, eagerness to learn, willingness to take on challenges, and efficient time and resource management skills.
Is diversity appreciated in the candidate selection process?
Yes, Barclays welcomes applications from people from all walks of life and values diversity in its workforce.
How does Barclays support career development for graduates?
Barclays offers structured programmes that provide the necessary skills to be a successful auditor and create a solid foundation in Risk and Controls knowledge relevant to a career in Financial Services.