Audit Junior; Not--Profit) ACA; Graduate Scheme
Listed on 2026-10-01
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Accounting
Financial Reporting, Financial Analyst, Public Accounting
11th of January 2027 (Applications will only be reviewed once the deadline has passed)
Entry requirements:Achieved or predicted 2:1 degree or above and at least 112 UCAS points from your top three subjects (or equivalent)
We're looking for talented individuals who bring initiative, creativity, and curiosity to the table. In return, you'll gain valuable hands‑on experience, receive mentorship from some of the industry's best and earn recognised professional qualification.
By the end of your Graduate Programme, you’ll be a well‑rounded, commercially minded professional, ready to take on interesting and challenging responsibilities. You won’t just be fully qualified - you’ll be fully prepared to drive your own career forward.
What Sets Us ApartAt MHA, people come first, our colleagues, our clients, and the communities we support. In 2026, we ranked as number 11 in the UK’s top accountancy firms and a proud member of Baker Tilly International, the world’s 8th largest network, we combine global insight with a strong local commitment.
Our people‑centred approach is what truly makes us different. You will be welcomed as a valued member of a collaborative, purpose‑led team. We are committed to continuous learning, growth, and creating an environment where everyone can thrive and be themselves.
We are proud to hold the Investors in People Gold award, recognising our commitment to supporting, developing, and valuing every individual.
Here, You’ll Go Beyond NumbersWe are looking for an Audit Junior to join us who is comfortable in an evolving environment and enjoys solving a variety of challenges that contribute to meaningful outcomes.
At MHA, you will be surrounded by passionate professionals who are committed to making a difference. Your work in Audit will go beyond the numbers, we believe in hands‑on learning. You’ll be doing real work on real projects, not just shadowing.
While you’ll receive mentorship and guidance, we prefer you to learn through extensive and practical on‑the‑job training.
Not‑for‑Profit Audit offers the opportunity to build a rewarding career while working with organisations that make a real difference to society. You'll work with a diverse range of charities, educational institutions, housing associations, and other purpose‑led organisations, gaining a unique insight into how they deliver meaningful impact within their communities. From the outset, you'll have the chance to build strong client relationships, work closely with supportive colleagues, and develop the confidence to ask questions, analyse information, and contribute to important decisions.
As part of a collaborative team, you'll spend time both in MHA offices and at client sites, giving you exposure to a variety of organisations, people, and working environments. You'll develop a deep understanding of financial reporting, governance, and the challenges facing the not‑for‑profit sector, while helping organisations demonstrate accountability and maximise their impact. If you're naturally curious, enjoy building relationships, value teamwork, and are motivated by working with organisations that create positive change, a career in Not‑for‑Profit Audit could be the perfect place to grow and thrive.
As an Audit Junior, you’ll experience the power of collaboration as you work with diverse teams on real projects, build lasting connections with colleagues and start off by learning the fundamentals, including:
- Working on audit and accounts preparation assignments with your team,
- Working closely with your mentor on audit planning memorandum,
- Analytical reviews,
- Preparing accounts and producing sets of financial statements.
- Studying towards Professional Qualification (ACA Level
7)
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