
No graduate scheme or internship is open at Johnston Carmichael right now. The last role we listed from Johnston Carmichael, “Audit Graduate - Aberdeen 2027”, was last seen on 19 October 2026. This page updates the morning Johnston Carmichael publishes another role.
Last checked on Johnston Carmichael’s own recruitment system on Monday 19 October 2026.
Audit, business advisory and tax recruit separately, and they hold separate assessment centres for each.
Visas: Their graduate page asks for applicants who have "the right to work permanently in the UK without restriction", and the FAQ says the right to work must be held "at the time of application and throughout the programme". They never mention sponsorship.
Johnston Carmichael has no early careers roles open at the moment. We have confirmed 23 from them before, listed below, and this page updates the day they publish another.
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Six stages, set out on their recruitment journey page: an online application with a CV, a video screen of five prerecorded questions, a timed online assessment, an assessment centre with an interview, a presentation and a group exercise, then your first day and a two day induction event with an overnight stay. One application per candidate per year: "Only one submission is necessary for us to consider your application."
Stages as Johnston Carmichael describes them. Timings vary by programme, so treat this as a guide rather than a commitment.
They do not say the word. Their graduate page asks for the right to work permanently in the UK without restriction, and the FAQ requires that right at application and throughout the programme.
A 2:1 or above, achieved or predicted. Any discipline: their FAQ says they welcome applications from all degree disciplines and answers a plain no to whether you need a finance or accounting background.
They do not publish it. The only salary on their site is £23,750 for the twelve month industrial placement, so we print that and nothing else.
No. They accept one application per candidate per year for early careers positions, and say one submission is enough for them to consider you.
For spelling, grammar and structure, yes. Not for writing your answers or for notes during an interview, and they say they may use tools to identify inauthentic responses.
ICAS, ACCA, ICAEW or AAT on the accountancy side, ATT and CTA in tax, and graduate apprenticeship routes with Robert Gordon University or Glasgow Caledonian.
Written from Johnston Carmichael's graduate positions page, their early careers FAQ and their recruitment journey page, read 16 September 2026. The live roles are read from Johnston Carmichael’s own system every morning.