Ernst & Young

Ernst & Young is a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services. Worldwide, our 135,000 people are united by our shared values and an unwavering commitment to quality. We make a difference by helping our people, our clients and our wider communities achieve their potential.

What we offer

Simply, a great career from day one. We’re committed to helping you achieve your potential from the moment you join us. Early on, you’ll be given clear responsibilities and the opportunity to run with specific projects.

Regardless of whether your career lies in providing assurance services to leading ASX-listed companies, GST insights to entrepreneurial start-ups or transaction advice on public private partnerships, the on-the-job and formal learning you’ll receive will give you the skills and insights you need to make a difference — from the day you join us.

Achieving your potential

At Ernst & Young, we take a well-rounded view of your development. We’ll help you define your goals and put plans in place to achieve them. We do this through formal training, on-the-job support, coaching and challenges that will stretch you.

We’ll empower you to use your skills and experience in a range of areas — not just within the different parts of our business, but also in other Ernst & Young offices around Australia and the world.

Making a difference to communities

We recognise our responsibilities to our wider communities — it’s important to us that we do the right thing and we know it’s important to the people who work here. In 2007, our people volunteered more than 5500 hours to causes that were important to them. You can do this too — because we’ll aim to give you the flexibility and support you need to make a contribution.

We are looking for:

• people with a commitment to excellence and quality
• people keen to make their mark on the business world.

Further information
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