Saffery, the accounting and business advisory firm in High Wycombe, is proud to announce its continued commitment to developing the next generation of chartered accountants, having recruited over 30 new trainees in the past five years.
The firm currently supports 20 team members who are studying towards their professional qualifications, providing structured mentoring, study leave and practical experience to help them qualify and to progress in their careers.
Partner, Luke Hanratty says:
Investing in our people has always been central to Saffery’s ethos. It not only makes our firm a great place to work but has also enabled us to advise our clients to the highest standards from our High Wycombe office for nearly 40 years. By continuing to support and develop our team, we are ensuring we can deliver the same exceptional service for the next 40 years and beyond
The firm’s structured training programme combines hands-on client work with dedicated study support, enabling trainees to build technical expertise alongside real-world experience. As Lewis Turner, a Trainee Chartered Accountant explains:
“I decided that I wanted to join Saffery after completing my A-levels, because I felt that the ‘on the job’ experience would really help with getting my accounting qualifications, plus being able to work and meet clients really appealed to me.
“While currently studying for my ACA studies to become fully qualified, I am part of the audit team and love that I have been given responsibility for different key audit areas, which is further supporting my constant learning on the job and ensures I’m making a meaningful contribution. This real-life experience with a variety of clients from a range of industry sectors, is undoubtedly helping with my career progression.”
Many former trainees have progressed into senior roles within Saffery, reinforcing the firm’s will remain a key priority.
To apply for an audit trainee role at Saffery in High Wycombe, please visit: https://saffery.kallidusrecruit.com/VacancyInformation.aspx?VId=30276
