FAQs
What is the duration of the internship?
The internship is a summer placement for the year 2025.
What kind of tasks will I be working on during the internship?
You will assist with tasks related to multinational advisory projects, mergers and acquisitions advice, tax compliance, and researching business issues affecting clients' tax affairs.
Who will I be working with during the internship?
You will collaborate with experienced professionals and specialists in your chosen area within PwC's Core Tax practice.
What will I gain from the internship?
You will gain invaluable insights into PwC's business and culture, receive on-the-job training, build your professional network, and have the potential to secure a graduate role based on your performance.
What are the eligibility requirements for this internship?
You need to be in your penultimate year of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree, or in your final year of an undergraduate degree with a confirmed one-year postgraduate place. You should also be on track to pass your degree.
When is the deadline to apply for the internship?
Applications may close early if a high volume of interest is received, so prompt application is recommended.
Is there an online test as part of the recruitment process?
Yes, after submitting your application, you will have seven days to complete an online test, which is the first stage of our recruitment process.
Can I secure a graduate role after completing this internship?
Yes, there is potential to join one of the Graduate Programmes based on your performance during the internship.
Do I need to have the right to work in the UK for this internship?
Yes, you must hold your own right to work in the UK, which you'll need to maintain for the duration of your employment, including any potential graduate role.
Will I be rotating through different teams during the internship?
Yes, the Core Tax graduate programme offers comprehensive experience by rotating across the Direct and Indirect Tax teams during your first two years.