PwC Graduate Programme – Assurance – Audit (Christchurch)

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At PwC, our purpose is clear: to build trust in society and solve important problems. Join our diverse whanau, where you will be able to unlock your potential. We equip you with the latest technology, tailored coaching, and the confidence to make a real impact.   

Our culture is centred around our people because we believe that your development is paramount. We’ll help you take on meaningful challenges whilst learning from the best. In addition to this we have fresh fruit in the office, diverse network groups, and recognition events. We also offer competitive pay, support your professional growth, and provide a range of benefits so you can focus on what matters. Here are some of the benefits:   

• Dress for your day: Embrace a dress code that adapts to your agenda.  

• Graduate Wellbeing: Enjoy an annual wellbeing allowance  

• Graduate set-up for success: Enjoy a competitive sign-on bonus when you secure a graduate role.  

• PwC-Funded Professional Qualifications: We support your pursuit of CAANZ, CPA, and Profs, and other business-related qualifications.  

• Study and Exam Leave: Eligible to take leave for studying towards your professional qualifications including graduation leave.  

• Latest Technology and Tools: Work with cutting edge technology and the latest AI tools, receive a laptop and phone to stay connected.   

• Professional Development Opportunities: Access mentoring, coaching, and learning programs to develop your AI and human skill  

• Discounted Health Insurance: Access affordable health coverage.  

• Life and Income Insurance: Secure your future with comprehensive coverage.  

• Exclusive Discounts: Benefit from personal travel, accommodation deals, and more.  

• Social Club: Our Social Club brings our people together. Whether you’re into sport, culture, food, or just meeting new faces.   

• People Networks: Connect with diverse groups like Manukura, Pacific Village, Shine (LGBTQ+), and more!  

• PwC Foundation: The opportunity to volunteer with the PwC Foundation and contribute back to the community if different ways.  

The Opportunity 

We're looking for Graduates to join our Audit team in Ōtautahi/Christchurch, commencing in February 2027. 

Our Audit team builds trust in how organisations report their performance. You’ll be part of delivering audits that give stakeholders clarity and confidence, combining technical expertise with open communication. It’s work that goes beyond compliance - financial assurance helps organisations make better decisions and grow with confidence. 

PwC’s Audit team works with some of New Zealand’s highest profile, most interesting and pioneering businesses and it’s the combination of our market-leading tools and technology, combined with the experience and expertise of our people that really make a difference, for both our clients and people in the firm. 

As part of our Christchurch team, you'll be part of a smaller, diverse office where you can build strong relationships, get involved in a great office culture and gain exposure to a variety of work. There may also be travel involved, giving you the opportunity to work with different clients and teams. 

A role in Audit means that you’ll learn how to unravel complex financial situations, collaborate with industry leading professionals, and utilise cutting-edge technology. You’ll contribute to making a meaningful impact on the success and trustworthiness of businesses in New Zealand. 

What you'll bring 

• Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Computer Science, Bachelor of Psychology, Bachelor of Data Analytics, Bachelor of Management Studies, Bachelor of Mathematics, Bachelor of Science or a similar degree. 

• Be in your final year of study or have recently graduated. 

• Intention to complete, or be on the pathway towards, a professional qualification such as Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ), CPA Australia or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). 

• Strong academic performance. 

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills. 

• Strong numerical, analytical and problem-solving skills. 

• A proactive attitude, curiosity and willingness to learn. 

• Strong interpersonal skills, with the confidence to work with clients, colleagues and different teams. 

• Strong time management and organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities. 

• A collaborative approach and the ability to work well in a team. 

• An interest in variety and the ability to adapt across different clients, teams and types of work. 

• A well-rounded background, including work, sport, volunteering, leadership or extracurricular activities. 

• Tech-savviness and a willingness to work with audit tools, data and emerging technology.