Graduate Consultant - Ambitious Applicants Only.

ESG RECRUITMENT ,
London, Greater London
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: £35,000 per annum

Overview

The Company A graduate scheme in London is offering immediate opportunities to graduates to work within a fast track role to management in a FTSE 250 consultancy firm. The recruitment consultancy firm has impressive expansion plans looking to move into different areas of Europe and North America within the next 18 months. The Role Our award-winning company specialises in electronic trading and quantitative finance and take a truly global approach to consultancy, working with some the highest performing firms within banking, finance and IT communications. The internal culture stimulates employees to invest time and take pride in developing real expertise in their field. Each employee is assigned a market vertical with the objective of becoming a true specialist. For the first few months of joining, you would be given extensive training to research and find candidates aligned to job descriptions. You would then progress to a client-facing role. What benefits can you achieve in this Graduate consultancy scheme: Huge bonuses that give the opportunity to successful candidates to earn £40,000 in the first 12 months. Quarterly team holidays and monthly rewards, such as team meals out to Michelin Star restaurant. Working within a successful team. The role has a very transparent and clear progression pathway, which will enable employees to achieve higher. Requirements The role requires a successful candidate to have excellent communications skills and driven to establish themselves within a successful business. Strong academic background, A desire to undertake extensive and comprehensive research tasks in order to map out the very in consultancy management globally. Self motivated: willing to work long hours in order to achieve the attractive bonuses on offer. Money driven: a drive to earn money will help you be a successful graduate consultant. Resilient: able to move on through rejection.