PWC graduate salary?

lightspeed

Hi all just wondering if anybody has any idea roughly what the starting graduate salary for PWC audit department would be?

I understand there is the option to work overtime also. Can anybody confirm if there is a limit as how many hours will be paid as overtime?

I assume there will not be much of a difference between the starting salaries in the big 4 firms but right now im trying to budget if i can finally move out of my parents house late next year.

I will still have some bills to pay back to the family home to keep things ticking over so just trying to roughly calculate what will be and wont be financially viable.

Thanks

CIARAN_BOYLE

lightspeed wrote: »

Hi all just wondering if anybody has any idea roughly what the starting graduate salary for PWC audit department would be?

I understand there is the option to work overtime also. Can anybody confirm if there is a limit as how many hours will be paid as overtime?

I assume there will not be much of a difference between the starting salaries in the big 4 firms but right now im trying to budget if i can finally move out of my parents house late next year.

I will still have some bills to pay back to the family home to keep things ticking over so just trying to roughly calculate what will be and wont be financially viable.

Thanks

Do you have a masters or just a honours degree.

No overtime pay as far as I know just time off in lieu.

lightspeed

honours degree and currently doing a postgraduate diploma so I will be exempt from Cap 1 exams.

I pretty sure it says there is paid overtime in the benefits brochure they sent me when i got accepted the offer and i think i read on boards before that it is paid at time and quarter.

An Citeog

lightspeed wrote: »

honours degree and currently doing a postgraduate diploma so I will be exempt from Cap 1 exams.

I pretty sure it says there is paid overtime in the benefits brochure they sent me when i got accepted the offer and i think i read on boards before that it is paid at time and quarter.

It'll be somewhere around €21,500 with the option to take paid overtime (time for time) after you've funded your study leave. Depending on the department you're going into and the jobs you'll be working on, you mightn't have any/many hours to cash in. You'll also need to ensure that you've enough time built up if you need to repeat and then for FAE leave the following year.

iwishihadaname

You have to build up 40 hours overtime for Cap2 study leave and 220 hours for FAE leave. After you've done all that, you get paid for overtime.

You'll be starting on €21500 and it goes up every year when you get promoted to the next grade.