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A lot of team work, real work, very nice seniors, and they took time to teach me a lot of things. There was a lot of client exposure.

Very much, and they encourage us to stay with the firm and stay with the team

A lot. Seniors spent a lot of time and attention on us, making sure we understand new comcepts and guide us through the work.

Got to office at 930 and left at 530. It's a quiet season for audit so it was pretty good hour

I had to work on collecting and testing individual audit evidences, call client and arrange client meetings.

I gained lots of knowledge in Accounting, which I have never learnt before. The job cultivated my interest in accounting and assurance, and I hope to learn in further in university and in work.

I am based in Hay's Gellaria in PwC London, I would say that the atmosphere here is less intense and more friendly than More London office. Colleagues are very helpful, directors are very nice as well. There is friday treats every week, and it was really fun. The office is not crowded, can find a seat any time.

It was organised overall and I was given clear instructions at the beginning. However, I was moved to another team without prior discussion and I didn't manage to join the team that I wanted at the beginning. But the team I am re-allocated to has really nice seniors and manager, and I was given many interesting tasks and senior spent a lot of time teaching me. So I enjoyed my current team a lot which offset my disappointment at the beginning.

PwC has arranged plenty of training on interns, and expect us to add value to the work and service. Seniors also spend a lot of time coaching us. Even I am from a non-accounting background, nearer the end of the internship, I was aware of many aspects of the technicals, and I was able to handle real work.

It is a very clear hierarchy in the firm. Many juniors were struggling with pressure and work but some of them have very positive and clear career goal. Others might consider leaving after a few years but the firm also offers plenty of internal transfers. I believe that the high mobility in the firm is a really a highlight of PwC.

Yes, there is team events like Thursday drinks, many social events for each social group, and we can involve in all kinds of activities to get socialised. Sometimes other Line of Services will have their own events such as Ball, and they could invite us to join as well. During work, as interns we catch up during lunch or after work to share our experiences.

The cost of living in London is too high compared to the amount of pay. Travel is not sponsored so it is very expensive taking the tube. Living near to the office is even more expensive, and the food around the area is also not cheap. But it is very convenient here as there are lots of restaurants and bars for socialising.

I am based near London Bridge so there are lots of bars and restaurants around the area, they are all very lively at nice. Sometimes there are food market and events near City Hall. The view near tower bridge is just breathtaking. There is also Thames cruise nearby. So there are a lot of places to go at night.

There is an intern challenge for everyone, it takes the form of online forum, which involves everyone in the country. It was very ineractive and we can view, rate and comment on other people's idea, form a team and present to the board at the end of the internship. There is also social groups for us to join.