Accountant in Training - Audit

Job Description

• Deepen your understanding of business processes and how these ultimately lead to the financial statements; 

• Audit the line items in the financial statements; 

• Use data analytics and the latest innovative audit techniques; 

• Attend the post‑master programme to become a Register Accountant, one day per week; 

• Receive a buddy during the first months to support your onboarding; 

• Develop outside audit work, for example in AI, Sustainability, HR and coaching. 

You will join a team where you will grow quickly. Within the Audit department in [location] you will work from one of our communities (Financial Services, Listed & PCAOB, or Private & Public). You will start with a varied client portfolio within that community and will later have the opportunity to specialize in the client types that suit you. 

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Qualifications

Of course you remain detail‑oriented and enjoy joining forces with colleagues. Above all, you dare to be yourself, the true you, with your own strengths, outlook and personality. As an Accountant in Training you also have: 

• A university degree (WO) or you are in the final phase of your studies, preferably in a programme that includes accountancy courses; 

• Ambition to develop into a Register Accountant; 

• A good command of Dutch and English, both written and spoken. 

Additional Information

For our team in Rotterdam we are looking for an Accountant in Training. You will apply the knowledge from your studies immediately in practice and work with a variety of clients, gaining experience across different organisations. One day per week is reserved for your post‑master programme to become a Register Accountant. In addition, you will develop into the auditor of the future through our Bright Development programme, with specializations such as Sustainability Reporting, IT‑audit and Data Analytics.

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