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If you’re concerned that you haven’t completed an internship or formal work experience during your degree, or would like first-hand insights into an employer’s culture, Accenture suggests alternatives that can help you fill in the gaps.

Employers often say they don’t want ‘cookie cutter candidates’ but what do they mean? What Accenture looks for is potential, not perfection. Recruiter Clare Johnson explains how companies are benefiting from a different train of thought.

There are lots of reasons why you should apply for one of Accenture’s graduate programmes – here are just nine of them.

Can graduates drive change in a globally competitive business environment? The short answer is yes – if you join a company as innovative and open as Accenture.

Start with an interest in technology and, even if your degree background is not based in IT, you can secure a role in tech with Accenture.

Discover when to apply for consulting graduate jobs, for internships, for open days and more – and how you can use your time before that to become the best interview candidate.

You may be technically skilled, but commercial awareness could be the deciding factor on whether you get the job. Graduate recruiter Jessica Davies explains what it is and why it’s needed in IT.

Student Jemma Hart found the inspiration she needed to land a graduate job at the Future female engineers networking day – here’s why you should do the same.

IT and software trainers teach desktop applications and software to a range of clients, from business people to the unemployed.

Find out the UK’s average graduate salary, the highest paying graduate jobs and how your degree discipline could affect your earning potential.