18 E D I T I O N www.businesscasestudies.co.uk Careers Guide 2013 www.businessc
18 E D I T I O N www.businesscasestudies.co.uk Careers Guide 2013 www.businesscasestudies.co.uk Introduction Contents The Times 100 Careers Guide is a resource for both Careers Advisors and students on the latest opportunities within innovative companies from various sectors. The Guide’s purpose is to provide an overview of the business, featuring where and how to apply for a wide selection of positions at different levels. It shows at a glance where particular opportunities are available for comparison and makes it easy for students to see what options are on offer. The information can also be viewed online at www.businesscasestudies.co.uk/career-info Where an entry shows the STEM icon , this means the company involved is relevant for students following or interested in STEM subjects. Other resources The Times 100 has been providing educational resources for many years. The Times 100 Business Case Studies gives real life examples of business in practice for use within the classroom to support the Business Studies curriculum. www.businesscasestudies.co.uk Alphabetical list of companies ACCA – the global body for professional accountants 2 Aldi – a global supermarket focused on providing great value and quality 5 ARM – the world’s leading semiconductor intellectual property supplier 7 Asda – the UK’s second largest supermarket offering a variety of services, food and non-food products 9 Capco – a leading international consultancy for the financial services industry 11 CIMA – an internationally recognised professional body for management accountancy 13 Enterprise Rent-A-Car – an international car rental company 14 GE Oil & Gas – one of the key players in the global energy market 15 Harrods – the world famous department store in Knightsbridge, London 17 Hewden – the number one plant hire and equipment rental company in the UK 21 IMI – a global engineering group focused on the precise control and movement of fluids in critical applications 22 Johnson Matthey – a global speciality chemicals company 24 Kellogg’s – the world’s leading producer of breakfast cereals 27 National Grid – an international electricity and gas company 29 The National Skills Academy for Power – an organisation driving excellence in skills in the power sector 33 NATS – a global leader in air traffic control and airport performance 34 Nestlé – the world’s leading nutrition, health and wellness company 37 OPITO – an organisation linking people to careers within the oil and gas industry 38 Portakabin – industry leaders in prefabricated, portable and modular building solutions 40 Sheffield Forgemasters International – a world leader in supplying total engineering packages 41 Tesco – the UK’s largest food retailer offering a variety of services, food and non-food products 44 UNISON – the UK’s biggest public service trade union 47 Virgin Media – a company that provides fixed and mobile telephone, television and broadband services 48 Whitbread – the power behind some of the UK’s most successful hospitality brands 52 Planning your career path 55 S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S 2 Typical roles and qualifications If you are a school leaver with a minimum of three GCSEs and two A Levels, in five separate subjects including maths and English or if you have equivalent qualifications, you can start studying the ACCA Qualification straight away. The ACCA Qualification is broadly equivalent to degree standard when you take the first nine papers (the Fundamentals level). When you take the Professionals level, it is equivalent to a master’s degree. Our foundation level suite of awards is suitable for school leavers aged 16 and over, who have no previous qualifications. It is the perfect stepping stone towards a rewarding career, and allows you to progress through a range of qualifications that build up your skills and knowledge. This boosts your CV and can impress future employers, and allow you to move on to studying for the ACCA Qualification. The awards within our foundations level are broadly equivalent to GCSE level and a degree or HND programme. ACCA has an exclusive partnership with Oxford Brookes University, so you can also gain a BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting, which is available exclusively to ACCA students who wish to obtain a degree while studying towards the ACCA Qualification. However, if you are a graduate with a relevant degree, exemptions may mean fewer exams to sit. For more information please visit: www.accaglobal.com/bsc The ACCA Qualification closely links practical experience to your studies, and you need to complete three years’ relevant work experience to become an ACCA member, as well as completing the Professional Ethics module. Internships at university can count towards the practical experience requirements of the qualification and enhance employability. As the qualification isn't tied into a training contract, you can take your hard work with you whenever you move jobs. Entry level GCSE/‘A’-level Standard Grade/ Highers Apprenticeships Graduate & Post-graduate training programme Work placements and qualifications combined Contact Organisation name: Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Address: ACCA UK, 29 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3EE Tel: (0)141 582 2000 Email: students@accaglobal.com www.accaglobal.com/ukgraduates or www.accacareers.com Work in any sector, any industry, anywhere in the world. ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. Qualifying with ACCA is your first step towards a successful career in accountancy, business and finance. Whatever your ambitions are in the business world, a background in accountancy will ensure that you are equipped to achieve them. The ACCA Qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to build a career full of opportunity, diversity and rewards. Careers in accounting, business and finance with the ACCA Qualification www.businesscasestudies.co.uk Careers in accounting, business and finance with the ACCA Qualification 3 Employee profiles www.businesscasestudies.co.uk Where will your journey lead you? Whether your career takes you into the fashion industry or forensic accounting, whether you work in the UK or abroad, the ACCA Qualification is flexible, robust and respected by employers around the world. Name: Shaz Horaib Education: Biochemistry, Oxford University Occupation: Trainee auditor, KPMG ‘ I like the flexibility of the ACCA syllabus; there are many different ways to study and many high quality centres to study with. The ACCA Qualification is highly respected in the accounting profession, and most of the clients I work with have employees studying ACCA.’ You can work and train in any sector, giving you the freedom to pick the path that you want to. Accountants are always in demand, even in a recession, and ACCA sets a syllabus that ensures you get a solid grounding in all areas of finance before specialising at the end. Our flexible approach puts you in charge of your future, and ACCA is the only professional body to offer option modules, allowing you to steer your career in the direction you want. Name: Enamul Khan Education: Accounting & Finance, Northampton University Occupation: Trainee accountant, Accounts Assist ‘ My clients come from all areas of business. I work with medical consultancies, management consultancies, sole traders and salons, to name just a few. On a typical day, I could find myself doing accounts preparation, VAT returns, tax returns, or just dealing with queries from clients. I can’t just know the facts – I need to be a business advisor as well.’ ACCA has over 432,000 students and 154,000 members in 170 countries. We work through a network of over 80 offices and centres and 8,400 Approved Employers worldwide, who provide high standards of employee learning and development. With the ACCA Qualification, you can apply for finance roles in any sector, in any business, anywhere in the world. Name: Chris Ellison Education: Accounting & Finance, Leeds Metropolitan University Occupation: Divisional finance manager – medicine, Wrightington, Wigan & Leigh NHS Foundation Trust ‘ Whilst at university I explored all of the qualifications open to me and the ACCA one stood out as being progressive and giving the most rounded view of accountancy. It did not appear to ‘pigeonhole’ to a specific sector, membership numbers were on the up and I liked the look of the curriculum. For example, I completed my ACCA Qualification as an auditor in the private sector but I now apply my skills within the public sector.’ 4 Employee profiles Work in any sector, in any industry, anywhere in the world The breadth and depth of the ACCA Qualification makes it the perfect platform to launch any business career, and you will have the opportunity to become the complete finance professional that employers are now demanding. ACCA’s combination of technical exams, practical hands-on experience and ethics gives you everything you need to begin your journey. Name: Helen Gunnell Education: Economics, Nottingham Trent University Occupation: Audit executive, Ernst & Young ‘ There are so many opportunities available to accountants, there are so many interesting roles within the profession and you have the opportunity to meet a wide range of people. It is good to know that working overseas is an option… it also opens up the possibility of short term secondments to other countries which is a very exciting prospect.’ Name: David uploads/Industriel/ careers-guide-18.pdf
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