One of the world's largest financial services firm, BDO are running a recruitment programme for their Financial Services Advisory Internships. The 2026 internships programme is open for applications now.
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Accounting firm BDO are recruiting now for their 2026 Financial Services Advisory internship programme.
BDO are a great employer to work for as they are one of the world’s fastest-growing professional services firms. BDO’s Internship Programme lets you gain real-world work experience in a professional services/accounting firm.
Who Are BDO?
BDO tell us that they are all about their people. "We believe in helping you grow, not just as a professional, but as a person. When you join us, you’re not just an intern. You’re part of a team that’s shaping the future of work".
When you work at BDO you'll get the chance to work on real-world projects so you can build your skills and confidence in the workplace. You will be working alongside BDO staff and leadership, with senior people working as mentors for you. This is a perfect chance to support your personal and professional growth.
Requirements
Skills, That’ll Make You Stand Out:
- Intermediate to advanced Excel and PowerPoint
- Strong reporting and analytical capabilities
- Database management and documentation handling
Experience and Qualifications We Value:
- You’ve done office support or admin work before—think data entry, collecting info, keeping things organized (but not just basic filing!)
- MS Office, Communication & Teamwork skills
- Completed degree in HR/Industrial Psychology, Business Administration, Training & Development or Skills Development
What Makes You a Great Fit:
- You're fluent in English and know how to get your message across
- You’re a great communicator and know how to work well with others
- You can work independently and manage your time like a pro
- You care about getting the details right
- Teamwork is your vibe—you know how to collaborate and support
HOW TO APPLY
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