Accounting internships 2025
FAQs:
To help give you an idea of how much accounting internships pay, according to indeed , the average accounting intern salary is £24,266. But we’d take figures like this with a pinch of salt. Online salary averages vary and are usually calculated using data collected from users and government data. Pay will also largely depend on things like the company, role, and location.
We’ve written an article that outlines accounting salaries more generally.
If you’re interested in an accounting internship, here are some steps to boost your chances of being successful:
- Make sure your CV highlights your skills, qualifications and any relevant experience
- Research the company thoroughly ahead of the interview process
- Practice common accounting internship interview questions
- Head to targetjobs events to network with recruiters and potentially land an internship
- Make sure to apply as early as possible
Check out our advice guides for application tips and advice and make your profile stand out by trying our free online learning tools – Pathways and GradSims.
You can find accounting internships from top accounting firms like DWS Group and Bank of America here on targetjobs , so if you haven’t already, sign up!
Also, head to our events to meet employers – they may be actively recruiting!
You should always research the company ahead of your interview so you can show that you understand its values and mission.
Employers will also want a better understanding of your skills and competencies, so you should prepare some examples and talking points. We also recommend preparing some questions to ask the employer - this could be about projects, any platforms used or the company culture.
Accounting internships are a great way to get your foot through the door. They can give you valuable experience and knowledge to help you succeed.
They’re also a great way to learn and communicate with industry professionals within the business