We have an exciting opportunity for an Assistant Accountant to join a large, manufacturing business based in Daventry. Reporting to the Financial Controller, the Assistant Accountant will provide support in the following areas:

• Preparation of monthly management accounts
• Balance sheet reconciliations
• Accruals and prepayment
• KPI reporting at month end

The ideal candidate for this Assistant Accountant role will be degree educated or AAT qualified and have experience of working with an accounting function - you will already have practical experience of assisting with monthly accounts preparation. You will already have registered with CIMA, ACA or ACCA and be actively studying.

For the successful candidate, the client is able to offer an excellent future career path in a large business and you will be fully supported with your studies. Salary range offered for the role is between £25,000 and £30,000 plus benefits.

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