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Black Talent in Business - Legal Services - London at Pwc UK

Black Talent in Business - Legal Services - London

Pwc UK · GB

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About the Role

This programme is designed to give Black undergraduate students the opportunity to explore careers at PwC, build their understanding of our business and gain greater access to the opportunities we offer. Come and connect with people from across the firm, hear first-hand about their experiences and develop the skills, knowledge and networks that can help you build a successful career.

Requirements

  • You are in the first year of an undergraduate degree in law
  • Or in your second year of a four-year degree in law.

Location

  • London

Work Type

  • Full-time

Education Level

  • Undergraduate degree in law

About the Company

  • PwC has one of the most extensive legal services networks in the world. Because of the way our business is structured, we’re able to provide our clients with rounded solutions, incorporating multidisciplinary advice from our wider business areas. So you’ll train in a stimulating, multifaceted environment and learn from exceptional people with expertise across law, business and finance.

Equal Opportunity

  • We know there is more to do to improve the representation of Black talent in our industry and within our early careers pipeline. Programmes like Black Talent in Business play an important role in helping us address this gap by widening access, building confidence and connections, and creating clearer pathways into our profession.