Are you thinking about your options after college? Are you looking to become a qualified accountant? If university is not for you then why not start working towards a professional qualification whilst working at a leading professional services firm, gaining valuable experience and earning a salary.
BTG is the market leader in business rescue and recovery supporting financially distressed businesses with turnaround, restructuring and closure options.
We have exciting opportunities available to work in our central Manchester office within our Corporate Restructuring and Recovery Team with support being provided to achieve a professional accountancy qualification.
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If you’re interested in kick starting your career at a leading professional services firm, then please get in touch, to apply all you need to do is…
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Closing date for submission is Friday 10 April 2026 with a view to successful applicants being invited for interviews in the two weeks commencing 20 and 27 April 2026.
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