Graduate Programme Facts
Our take on the KPMG Graduate Programme
KPMG in Denmark are redefining what it means to be a professional services firm by combining profound insight into Danish and Nordic affairs with global perspectives and by operating across Advisory, Audit and Tax. The company use an agile set-up and a start-up mindset with more than 700 people working together to deliver value to our clients and helping them seize growth opportunities in Denmark and abroad.
The KPMG Graduate Programme will give you the skills and the expertise needed to thrive in a challenging and global environment where you will be working in teams, as well as on your own. It teaches you how to handle responsibility early on, as the KPMG graduates are given responsibility from day one.
The KPMG Graduate Programme is a 12-month programme available for graduates from business schools and universities, including DTU and ITU. The programme does not include rotations per se, but you will work with a long range of heterogeneous projects within your service line in your department.
The programme is designed to accelerate your learning and development and consists of structured learning events and client project assignments in one or more service lines. You will also be assigned a Performance Manager and a mentor to help guide you and set you on the right course.
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Graduate Programme Benefits
- Flexibility
- Fitness inhouse
Application Process
Stories from the Inside
Graduate Progressions (example of roles after the graduate programme)
NewTech graduate –> manager in NewTech (started the graduate program in 2017)
Deal Advisory graduate –> manager and hiring manager in Transaction Services (started the graduate program in 2015)
The Verdict
- "Been increasingly focusing on innovation and digitalisation through their NewTech"
- "Large and well known brand "
- "Mix between office and field work"