Moore Vacation Work Programme | July 2026

Apply before May 31, 2026
Our July Vacation Programme is designed for students who want real insight into the profession, not just a surface level introduction.

What the Programme Involves

• The programme will run over five days in July 2026, with dates to be confirmed.
• You will participate in interactive boardroom style sessions led by managers, directors, and partners. You will work through practical exercises based on real audit and advisory scenarios. You will collaborate in teams, solve problems, and present your thinking.
• You will gain exposure to how audit engagements are planned and executed, how businesses are analysed, and how financial insight informs decision making. You will also gain insight into how a growing professional services firm operates behind the scenes.
• The aim is to give you clarity on the auditing profession and a realistic sense of what a training contract at Moore Johannesburg looks like.

What You Will Gain

During the programme, you will:

• Engage directly with experienced professionals across levels
• Participate in practical exercises that simulate real client work
• Build relationships with peers who are serious about their careers
• Gain meaningful exposure to our firm and its clients
• If you are looking for exposure, stretch, and a better understanding of whether an entrepreneurial training environment suits you, we encourage you to apply.

Who Should Apply

• We are looking for ambitious and motivated students who are currently enrolled in:

1. BCom Accounting
2. BAccSci
3. Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (PGDA)

Strong analytical ability and clear communication skills are important. Beyond that, we are particularly interested in students who are commercially curious, think independently, and want more than a narrow, predictable path.

You should demonstrate a genuine interest in the auditing profession and be comfortable engaging in discussion, problem solving, and teamwork.
How to Apply

Apply Online for the Moore Vacation Work Programme | July 2026