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Does the university you go to matter that much for getting a job in EY tax?

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  • Author: Sanit K.
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  • Anonymous

    Hi Sanit, not at all! If you don't mind me asking, are you currently applying for university?

    If so, have you considered applying to the school leaver programme?

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    Nadya K. Candidate

    Hi sorry for jumping in, I have a bachelor's degree from a university outside the UK and I have about a year of experience as Transfer Pricing Junior Associate outside the UK. I am really interested to work at EY UK. Am I eligible to apply for the Transfer Pricing role at EY UK? What programme would be recommended for me to apply? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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    Sean F. Supervising Associate, Student Talent Attraction And Acquisition

    Hi Nadya, you are eligible for our Tax Graduate programme which you can here: https://www.ey.com/en_uk/careers/students/programmes/graduates/tax-graduate-programme-options. You may also be eligible to apply for expierienced hire roles but the requiremnets for this may vary. You can explore these on the EY experienced hire website here: https://www.ey.com/en_uk/careers/what-you-can-do-here/experienced-programmes
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