Corporate Audit Summer Intern Review

Training was excellent and there were social activities planned regularly to get involved with.

I felt like part of the team from day 1.

Support and guidance was always available when needed

I was constantly kept busy as I was working on multiple projects

I was given lots of responsibilty

I learnt a lot about how the bank works and how it fits in to the financial industry which was very useful

Everyone was exceptionally pleasant and welcoming. Lots of social activities and ways of getting involved. Friendly atmosphere made going for lunch and coffee breaks enjoyable and it was ensured that everyone was included.

First week involved a weeks training in London which taught us the general products the bank deals with. It was also a good chance to meet other interns and increase our network. Lots of informative presentations to introduce us to the major lines of business. Friendly atmosphere made going for lunch and coffee breaks enjoyable and it was ensured that everyone was included.

First week involved a weeks training in London which taught us the general products the bank deals with. It was also a good chance to meet other interns and increase our network. Lots of informative presentations to introduce us to the major lines of business. Friendly atmosphere made going for lunch and coffee breaks enjoyable and it was ensured that everyone was included.

Excellent. An internship provides the perfect platform into a career at the bank. It gives you a clear view of the careers available and you get speaking to so many people that share their particular career route. It was also a good chance to meet other employees and increase your network. You really get a deep insight into what it would be like to work for the bank and all of the opportunities available.

First week involved a weeks training in London which was a good chance to meet other interns and increase our network. Lots of informative presentations to introduce us to the major lines of business. Friendly atmosphere made going for lunch and coffee breaks enjoyable and it was ensured that everyone was included. Social scene was good and included fundraising tasks, social meals and sports events,

I lived in Chester where the cost of living was very reasonable for a city. My rent and travel was much cheaper than what I was used to so it was very cost efficient. The cost of socializing was also relatively cheap and there were plenty of activities at a range of price points so it was easy to find something to suit any budget.

The nightlife wasn't particularly great although it is really easy to travel to major cities such as Manchester and Liverpool if a better night life is sought. I made visits to both and had a great time. If quieter night life is what you are after, I would definitely recommend Chester and for any big nights out a trip to one of the major cities is easy to organize.

Lots of opportunities to get involved outside of work. I got involved in many including: a network to put interns in contact with senior employees in career areas of future interest; touch rugby tournaments; social meals out, intern events including a mid term event at the British museum where we had a private viewing of an exhibition.