Hi Maryam - the nature of working in assurance & audit involves working with numbers a lot of the time, and so basic numeracy is very important. However, more complicated maths that you may have studied previously is unlikely to be important.For example: a strong understanding of percentages, ratios, and powers is useful, but a detailed understanding of linear algebra is not!

14 June, 2024 11:36

^in addition to this response, I would also respond that being able to interpret numbers & understand the story they tell is more important that understanding complicated equations. For example, if you are able to plot graphs to understand trends then this will help you a long way.

14 June, 2024 11:38

Thank you Alex!

14 June, 2024 11:40