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Ernst & Young has designed an application process to find talented people like you who could demonstrate workable skills as defined in their core strengths page. The Ernst & Young internship scheme selection process is summarised as below:
Step 1: Applicant completes Registration Form
Step 2: Takes online Psychometric Aptitude Tests (including Numerical reasoning Test NRT and possibly Verbal reasoning Test VRT etc)
Step 3: Applicant completes Job Simulation Assessment Tests (including Situational Strengths Test, Email Written Report Assessment, Case Study Video Submission, Digital Interview Video Submission)
Step 4: Attend First Strengths Based Interview (for few service lines EY ask candidates to attend an in-depth virtual interview or in the office interview)
Step 5: Attend Ernst & Young Final Assessment Centre (also known as Experience Day, Recruitment Day, and the AC)
Step 6: Successful Applicant will receive a job offer
The complete application process is also summarised on the Ernst & Young website.
Ernst & Young has set several different types of recruitment tests to assess each applicant before offering the job. These job tests are applicable to more or less all graduate and school leaver applicants. For experienced routes, the tests are less grilling only to some extent.
Ernst & Young has designed all the recruitment tests with the help of external companies ‘Saville Consulting’ and ‘Cubiks’, the occupational psychology specialists Consultancy. The aim of such rigorous assessment is to ensure the whole recruitment process is relevant to the specific vacancy, consistent across the firm, and become an overall useful recruitment process. Ernst & Young's recruitment team has worked hard for the last 10 years to develop such an impressive recruitment process.
Ernst & Young has kept a clear view to impress applicants in the whole process by making the recruitment process an informative, interactive learning and enjoyable skill development exercise for the candidates. Read more.
Each applicant is assessed against Ernst & Young core strengths during the six-stage recruitment process. For ease of reference, we have highlighted the main strengths at the end of this section. EY is the only company amongst Big Four that has taken a different approach than testing via Competencies. EY believes that the “Strength-Based Assessments” are much more effective as compared to the “Competency-Based Assessments”.
Ernst & Young has set specific priorities for testing these strengths at each of the six stages. They believe that the unique strengths framework assessments would lay out a success pattern as required of trainee entrant at Ernst & Young.
It is assumed by Ernst & Young that if an applicant could demonstrate such skills and strengths during the six assessment stages successfully then they’d automatically become a perfect match for the firm.
If you could demonstrate the right skills set for each of the six stages’ exercises and obtain certain PASS MARKS in each of the assessments then you will secure a job in Ernst & Young. It is really as simple as that. From our specific practice material, you will learn the right skill set to obtain the maximum marks per strength assessment per stage.
Green Turn has researched for the past 10 years to genuinely understand the Ernst & Young application process’s pass marks structure. Please read our material for further details. Read more.
There are roughly 1,500 full-time trainee positions available at Ernst & Young. If you meet the firm’s minimum entry-level academic requirements then you are eligible to apply to the firm. The trainee vacancies are open to UK residents as well as to overseas nationals.
Ernst & Young treats all the applicants fairly against the set criteria, Ernst & Young strongly believes in a diversity and equal opportunities policy, so every applicant has an equal chance of securing a job with Ernst & Young.
Ernst & Young receives hundreds of thousands of trainee position applications every year however only a handful of circa 1,500 applicants would successfully receive trainee job offers.
If you would demonstrate the required skills and ‘certain strengths capabilities’ during the six assessment stages then, you could also receive a job offer from Ernst & Young. Read more.
The first step to your success is to objectively assess yourself, your skills, and your capabilities against the core strengths skills required by Ernst & Young. If you have practiced such skills and have demonstrated these specific capabilities regularly say for example in your existing job then there is a chance that you will do well at all of the Ernst & Young assessment exercises.
On the other hand, if you are uncertain about your own capability level, you do not know the pass and fail criteria for each of the assessment tests and exercises, and you have not prepared for the Ernst & Young assessment test, then you would not perform well in all the six stages recruitment test.
It is then more likely that you would face rejection earlier in the assessment stages, which is the case with 90% of the applicants! Read more.
Do any of the following situations look familiar to you?
If you find yourself in the above situations then it is quite rare to succeed in all of the Ernst & Young six assessment stages at the first attempt. You are in the same boat as any other unprepared applicant. You will need to do a lot more relevant test practice to become ‘Usain Bolt’.
Without a doubt, you’d need to practice relevant material and make an informed effort to prepare for each of the Ernst & Young recruitment tests rigorously before attempting the real Ernst & Young assessment test as only then you will succeed in all of the Ernst & Young six stages assessment test and be able to secure a job with Ernst & Young. Read more.
Your only way out of this vicious cycle is to practice the relevant materials as soon as possible. It is critical to decide whom you want to get trained with and which material you’d want to practice before exhausting yourself with the practice material.
Due to time constraints of the job opportunity, your decision about practice material could be a make or break factor for you. You can identify whether the practicing material is genuine and worth spending time on if:
At Green Turn we take your career to the forefront of our research. We have designed the relevant practice material, eBooks, videos, and computer-based simulations. Practicing our material will help you prepare and pass all of the Ernst & Young six assessment stages’ tests and exercises at the first attempt.
You will straight away start preparing for the specific Ernst & Young relevant assessments. Our intelligent simulation will observe your practice performance and would give you step-by-step guidance at each stage of your progress. Now you can master any stage of the Ernst & Young recruitment process in few hours.
Please note that Green Turn is not a generic company our preparation material is specific and only designed to practice for and pass the big four recruitment test. Our test materials are developed after years of research and with the help of ex-Big Four Managers & Seniors who have extensive experience as assessors at the big four.
In addition to the specific practice material, Green Turn would also give you access to the ex-Big Four Managers and Seniors from the Audit, Tax, Advisory, Consulting, and other relevant sectors to help you prepare for your Ernst & Young recruitment process test. This would give you a real insight into each of the Ernst & Young departments and working styles. This is truly a unique blend of your big four career counseling directly from the relevant big four qualified experts. Read more.
Practice free EY psychometric tests Saville Consulting style to prepare for your real EY online aptitude tests and assessment centre. Click the link below to begin your free practice test. The test requires a free registration to track your performance and enable personalised questions with solutions in your User Panel.
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At Green Turn we put your career at the forefront of our research. We have designed the relevant practice material, courses, ebooks, and computer-based simulations.
Practicing our material will help you prepare and pass the Ernst & Young application, aptitude test, interview, and assessment centre test on the first attempt.
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Step 3: Takes online EY Numerical reasoning, Verbal Reasoning Test, and Inductive Reasoning Test
Step 4: Submit online EY Job Simulation Strengths Assessment Tests, EY Client's email Written Report Assessment and EY Digital interview Video Submission
Step 5: Attends EY Assessment Centre (EY Group Exercise, EY Paired Discussion, EY Written Report, and EY Individual Exercise)
Step 6: Attends EY Final Partner Interview
Step 7: Successful Applicant will receive a job offer
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