FAQs
What is the primary focus of Grant Thornton’s Audit practice?
The primary focus of Grant Thornton’s Audit practice is to provide clients with valuable insights regarding managing risk and improving business performance, specifically through the enhancement of their financial reporting processes.
What role does an Audit Intern play in the organization?
An Audit Intern helps clients understand their business better by regularly updating them on their financial progress and discussing accounting, financial, and regulatory developments that may impact their operations.
Where is this Audit Intern position located?
This Audit Intern position is located in Denver.
When is the internship opportunity being offered?
The internship opportunity is being offered for Winter 2025.
What skills or knowledge would be beneficial for this Audit Intern position?
Beneficial skills or knowledge for this Audit Intern position may include understanding of accounting principles, financial reporting, risk management, and familiarity with regulatory developments.
Is there potential for career advancement after completing the Internship?
Yes, internships often provide valuable experience and networking opportunities, which can lead to potential career advancement within the organization or the broader field of auditing and accounting.
What kind of clients does the Audit practice serve?
The Audit practice serves a variety of clients across different industries, assisting them with their financial reporting and risk management needs.
Will the intern receive training during the internship?
Yes, interns typically receive training and mentorship to help them develop their skills and gain practical experience in auditing practices.
Is prior experience in auditing required for this internship?
Prior experience in auditing is not typically required for an internship position, as the purpose of the internship is to provide hands-on learning and exposure to the auditing field.
What are the key goals of the Audit practice regarding their clients?
The key goals of the Audit practice are to help clients manage risk, improve their business performance, and enhance their overall financial reporting processes.