I just took the pathfinder assessment and it concluded that I would be a good fit for assurance but what actually is it?
What does it involve? Do I need to be good at maths? I study law at Warwick but I no longer want to study law, I want to work in a corporate setting and I am trying to figure out where I will fit in best.
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Assurance at EY can commonly encompass audit services, financial accounting advisory services and forensics. There is also another sub-service line under Assurance called Climate Change and Sustainability Services which may be of interest too. As a starting point, I would recommend looking into each of these and which industry you are keen to get involved with given that the pathfinder assessment is hinting that assurance would be a good fit for you.
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