Accounting and Finance Undergraduate
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An undergraduate, studying Accounting & Finance at Greenwich University, looking for an apprenticeship or full time roll in the Accounting & Finance sector. Highly motivated individual, good organisational skills and gets involved with every and anything that teaches me skills. Confident at leading and communicating with groups of people, a skill gained and developed through taking part in activities like the Duke Of Edinburgh Award.
Looking to secure a role that will enable me to reach my full potential in a friendly work environment, where I can acquire more knowledge and skills in the industry.
I have developed a strong foundation in both customer-facing and financial roles through my experience as a Sales Assistant at Vape & Mobile Croydon, an Accounting Apprentice at Rawlinson & Hunter, and an Auditing Apprentice at KPMG. In my current sales role, I deliver excellent customer service, manage transactions accurately, maintain stock levels, and contribute to sales targets through upselling and resolving customer concerns. Previously, at Rawlinson & Hunter, I gained hands-on experience with accounting systems like Xero and CaseWare, performing tasks such as drafting accounts, completing reconciliations, and preparing disclosure checklists.
My time at KPMG further strengthened my financial knowledge, where I earned an AAT Level 3 Certificate in Bookkeeping, conducted IT control audits, and summarized board meetings. These experiences have equipped me with a versatile skill set across finance, auditing, and customer service.
I’m currently in my second year at the University of Greenwich, studying for a BA (Hons) in Accounting and Finance, with an expected graduation in July 2026. So far, I’ve achieved strong academic results, including 84% in my Sage accounting software exam, 86% in Excel, and 70% in Management Accounting. Alongside my studies, I’m actively involved in several societies, including the Accounting and Finance & Investment student groups, The 93% Club, and The Bookery Society, which have all helped me expand my interests and build a broader network within and beyond my course.
