Accounting Graduate (Rolling Intake)

Are completing (or have recently completed) an accounting degree and looking to start your accounting career?

Join Saward Dawson and start your professional career in a firm where your development, wellbeing and impact truly matter.

At Saward Dawson, you will gain real client exposure from early on, work alongside supportive leaders and enjoy a work culture built on integrity, technical excellence and community.

• Support our clients across diverse industries, including not-for-profit sectors.
• Gain experience in auditing, tax, or business advisory.
• Participate in a structured career pathway involving technical training, practical workshops and regular coaching.  

• Final-year (or completed) Accounting degree.
• A growth mindset with an eagerness to tackle challenging work with support.
• Strong teamwork and communication skills.
• A commitment to investing in your professional career.

• Training and development as part of a structured career pathway.
• Friendly, relational, respectful work environment.
• Exposure to automated processes, innovative solutions and diverse clients.
• Comprehensive support for your CA qualification studies (financial, mentoring & study leave)

• Your application should include, your CV, a cover letter indicating why you want to work with us, and your latest academic transcript.
• Whilst we appreciate your application, only shortlisted candidates will receive correspondence from us.
• Our graduate roles are available to Australian citizens and those with Permanent Residence.  

Submit your application by email. Include your CV, a cover letter explaining why you want to work with Saward Dawson, and your latest academic transcript. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Employer questions include:

• What are your current working rights/citizenship
• Do you have a current Police Check (National Police Certificate) for employment?
• Do you have a current Australian driver's license?
• What area of accounting are you interested in, Audit, Tax or Business Advisory?