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Most valuable experience I've had to date and definitely the most exciting two weeks of this year for me

Incredibly! Everyone was willing to help me out and support me as if I was already a part of the firm

Every step of the way. If I had a concern and I put my hand up, someone would be there guide me or at least point me in the right direction. I like that - being put on the path and for me to journey on the path on my own and discover things by myself.

I received a basic crash course training on accounting and valuation which proves invaluable both in the tasks during the programme but also in the future. I don't get the opportunity to do this in my university course so I felt I really acquired new knowledge. I was also given the opportunity to do an Excel crash course which proves useful with my degree. Presentations also help to polish my public speaking skills and make me more natural at it.

On certain days, there was a logical flow throughout the day. On other days, it was a little erratic. Generally good but some days could have been better thought about.

A mixture of professional but also collegiate. Constantly a collaborative environment which keeps me always engaged

They provided sessions on interview skills and the activities aided soft skills such as networking and time management

We were not given access to the floor due to compliance reasons so I didn't really get a feel of the working environment. I better understood the sort of tasks that I involved from talking to current employees but didn't get the hands-on experience on my own.

I felt fully immersed in the company's culture. I was told about the culture by members of staff but really could feel the culture of the firm by going about the activities.

I think it has shown me a wide range of available roles that I could have. Since there were so many options, I don't think it helped me decide on one particular area I would like to do but definitely helped narrow down the sub-division I wish to work in.

The firm offered reimbursement for expenses but I didn't have any to claim.

There were set times to network but there was also free time during some of the days to organise my own meetings with people I already met and wished to follow-up with.

The set sessions were not as useful as personal meets simply due to the sheer ratio of the interns to the employees so I couldn't get all my questions answered.

There are many networking groups that are similar to societies in university and on the very first day, I was introduced to them. It really showed me that the firm is keen on ensuring I have a social life in parallel to my professional one.

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