Audit Unlocked

From day one, you’ll learn by contributing to live audit engagements, with support from people who want to help you grow.

• Depending on your team and clients, you could:
• Review financial information, test balances and document findings
• Use data and analysis to identify issues and understand areas of risk
• Work with senior team members and clients to gather evidence and ask questions
• Build an understanding of how different organisations and industries operate

You’ll receive professional training and ongoing feedback to help you build your confidence and capability.

Real experience from day one
Learn by working on live audit engagements while you study.

A broader commercial toolkit
Build financial literacy, analytical thinking, professional judgement and stakeholder skills alongside the capability you’re developing through your degree.

Support towards professional qualification
Receive financial support and study leave while completing the CAANZ Foundations Program.

A permanent role while you study
Work three days or 22.5 paid hours a week, with the opportunity for additional hours during university breaks.

When you graduate, you could step into a full-time Analyst role at Deloitte with valuable experience behind you.

Large & Complex
Work with ASX-listed organisations across industries including retail, energy, telecommunications, construction, mining and resources, technology and healthcare.

Financial Services
Work with organisations across banking, wealth management, superannuation and insurance.

Global & Private
Work with multinational, private and small listed organisations across a variety of sectors.

Audit Unlocked is designed for students entering the penultimate year of a non-accounting degree or major, including:

• Arts
• Engineering
• Science
• Business with a non-accounting major

You can still apply if you’ve completed individual accounting subjects or an accounting minor, provided your degree or major is not accounting.

You must also be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or Australian permanent resident.

The program is available in Sydney and Melbourne.

• The next intake starts on 22 February 2027.
• You’ll join Deloitte in a permanent, part-time role, working three days (22.5 paid hours) each week while completing university.

Applications open on 22 October and close on 4 November 2026.

We will invite shortlisted candidates to an Experience Day in November.

Have an up-to-date CV and university transcript ready. An unofficial transcript is fine.

During the application process, our AI recruitment assistant, Talia, may contact you via email or SMS.

Our online assessment uses a series of virtual, client-focused activities to give you a taste of what working at Deloitte could be like and help us learn more about you.

After completing the assessment, you’ll receive a personalised feedback report on your strengths and abilities.

Keep an eye on your inbox, including your junk or spam folder, for updates throughout the process.

Our Talent Acquisition team will review your application against the requirements of the program.

You can check the progress of your application at any time through your candidate profile.

Shortlisted candidates will progress to the Experience Day.

The Experience Day is the final stage of the selection process.

You’ll join us for a morning or afternoon and take part in activities including information sessions, networking opportunities, a group exercise and a one-on-one interview.

We’ll then contact you about the outcome of your application.

Yes. If you need an adjustment or accommodation during the recruitment process for accessibility reasons, you can let us know what support you need when you apply.