Career Pathways at EY UK at EY is listed on Apprentice Wizard from Springpod. It was last seen live on 18 October 2026. The closing date is listed as 4 June 2027. Confirm the closing date and entry requirements on the employer's application page before you apply.
EY
Location
Remote (UK)
Deadline
4 June 2027
Type
virtual simulation
Overview Curious about the different ways to start a career at EY? This course walks you through the entry routes on offer, and how each one could set you on the path to shaping your future with confidence. What's included Expect a mix of videos, interactive content and activities, all built to deepen your understanding of the different ways into a career at EY. Lesson overviews Introduction There's no single way into a career at EY. This lesson maps out the different routes on offer, from earning while you learn to structured apprenticeship and university programmes, so you can see where you might start. Apprenticeships Want to earn a salary while working towards a professional qualification? The business and degree apprenticeships at EY combine real client work with structured training. Some even lead to a qualification equivalent to a master's degree. This lesson covers how apprenticeships work, the entry requirements, and the qualifications you could gain. Graduate schemes Already have a degree and want a structured way into EY? Graduate schemes combine hands-on client experience with support towards professional qualifications. Many lead to a qualification like becoming a chartered accountant. This lesson covers how graduate schemes work, the entry requirements, and the qualifications you could gain. Internships Internships and placements at EY offer a shorter way to build skills, gain real experience and work out whether a particular career area is right for you. Application process Ready to apply? This lesson breaks down what to expect at each stage. The process of applying to EY typically runs through an application form, an online assessment, an EY Experience Day, and a final interview. Training and development Once you're in, EY invests in your growth, through mentoring, a dedicated support team and access to free Masters and MBA programmes. This lesson looks at how EY helps you keep developing long after you join. Goal setting Now you've seen the routes into EY, it's time to think about which one you’d like to join. Use this final lesson to reflect and start putting a plan together for your next step.
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
Use these cues to judge how complete and actionable this listing looks.
EY is a professional services employer where teams solve client problems across areas such as consulting, audit, tax, risk, deals, data, and technology.
Student note
Applications benefit from structured problem-solving, teamwork, client awareness, curiosity, and examples of learning quickly in unfamiliar situations.
Typical process
Fewer than 3% of applicants
Online application
Day 1
Online assessment (numerical and situational)
1–2 weeks after application
Practise EY's numerical and situational judgement tests, the pass mark is competitive.
Video interview
1–2 weeks after assessment
Competency and motivational questions. Prepare clear examples using STAR.
Assessment centre
2–4 weeks after video interview
Group exercise and partner interview. Research EY's service lines and recent thought leadership.
Application tips
Location
Remote (UK)
Deadline
4 June 2027
Type
virtual simulation
Overview Curious about the different ways to start a career at EY? This course walks you through the entry routes on offer, and how each one could set you on the path to shaping your future with confidence. What's included Expect a mix of videos, interactive content and activities, all built to deepen your understanding of the different ways into a career at EY. Lesson overviews Introduction There's no single way into a career at EY. This lesson maps out the different routes on offer, from earning while you learn to structured apprenticeship and university programmes, so you can see where you might start. Apprenticeships Want to earn a salary while working towards a professional qualification? The business and degree apprenticeships at EY combine real client work with structured training. Some even lead to a qualification equivalent to a master's degree. This lesson covers how apprenticeships work, the entry requirements, and the qualifications you could gain. Graduate schemes Already have a degree and want a structured way into EY? Graduate schemes combine hands-on client experience with support towards professional qualifications. Many lead to a qualification like becoming a chartered accountant. This lesson covers how graduate schemes work, the entry requirements, and the qualifications you could gain. Internships Internships and placements at EY offer a shorter way to build skills, gain real experience and work out whether a particular career area is right for you. Application process Ready to apply? This lesson breaks down what to expect at each stage. The process of applying to EY typically runs through an application form, an online assessment, an EY Experience Day, and a final interview. Training and development Once you're in, EY invests in your growth, through mentoring, a dedicated support team and access to free Masters and MBA programmes. This lesson looks at how EY helps you keep developing long after you join. Goal setting Now you've seen the routes into EY, it's time to think about which one you’d like to join. Use this final lesson to reflect and start putting a plan together for your next step.
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
Use these cues to judge how complete and actionable this listing looks.
EY is a professional services employer where teams solve client problems across areas such as consulting, audit, tax, risk, deals, data, and technology.
Student note
Applications benefit from structured problem-solving, teamwork, client awareness, curiosity, and examples of learning quickly in unfamiliar situations.
Typical process
Fewer than 3% of applicants
Online application
Day 1
Online assessment (numerical and situational)
1–2 weeks after application
Practise EY's numerical and situational judgement tests, the pass mark is competitive.
Video interview
1–2 weeks after assessment
Competency and motivational questions. Prepare clear examples using STAR.
Assessment centre
2–4 weeks after video interview
Group exercise and partner interview. Research EY's service lines and recent thought leadership.
Application tips