Become part of a team that’s renowned not just for the strength of its strategic thinking but also for the impact it makes on a huge range of businesses.

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Recent graduate Peter Hill tells Lucy Mair why he enjoys his job at Deloitte and about an exciting recent project that took him to Chicago

What we do in Consulting

Some consultancies specialise in long-term strategic thinking; others focus on implementing business improvements. We’re strong across both – and that gives us a number of opportunities to influence business strategies and deliver lasting change to a range of companies, from multinational organisations to innovative start-ups.

Your role in Consulting

Here, you’ll be helping clients solve some of their most complex problems, all the way from developing the initial ideas to delivering and measuring the end results – all across some wide-ranging projects. You could, for instance, be defining where and how a company should improve its systems and processes, or finding new ways to make the most of its talent. This will involve:

• Research and investigation around industries and clients
• Gaining competitor knowledge
• Interviewing important members of the client management team
• Building relationships and personal networks
• Building client relationships
• Presenting work to clients or internal teams
• Studying towards a professional qualification

Who we look for

To succeed here, you need to be highly motivated, bright and willing to travel. You also need to have a genuine interest in getting to know different businesses – and influencing the way they work.

Academic requirements

• GCSE (or equivalent): Grade B or above in Maths, Grade A-C in English. 
• A Level (or equivalent): 320 UCAS Tariff points or above
• Degree: 2:1 or above in any discipline

For Actuarial Consulting roles:

• GCSE (or equivalent): Grade B or above in Maths, Grade A-C in English. 
• A Level (or equivalent): 320 UCAS Tariff points or above, including A in Maths
• Degree: 2:1 or above in a mathematical degree