ACCA Capital Markets Apprentice
Foundation Home Loans
Want to kickstart your accountancy career? Join Foundation Home Loans' ACCA Capital Markets Apprenticeship with Kaplan: work on warehouse, RMBS and forward-flow deals, build analytics, legal and commercial skills, and earn an ACCA Level 7 while gaining real on-the-job experience. Apply by 29 Nov 2025.
Start your accountancy career with a Level 7 apprenticeship delivered in partnership between Foundation Home Loans and Kaplan. As an ACCA Capital Markets Apprentice you will work on capital markets transactions (including warehouse, RMBS and forward flow), support analysis and build experience in analytics, legal structures and commercial constructs while gaining hands-on, on-the-job experience.
The apprenticeship includes formal training with Kaplan Financial Limited covering ACCA Level 7 content across Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills and Strategic Professional modules. You will study topics such as financial reporting, taxation, audit and assurance, financial management and corporate and business law, and on successful completion you can apply to become a full member of ACCA.
This role is based at 3 Arlington Square, Downshire Way, Bracknell (RG12 1WA). The apprenticeship is full-time (37 hours per week), runs for three years and offers a salary of £24,000 per year. Benefits include pension contribution (up to 8%) and life assurance.
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Accountancy or taxation professional (Level 7); working towards the ACCA qualification
29 Nov 2025
10 Nov 2025
Start date
Location
- GCSE or equivalent in English (grade 9-4)
- GCSE or equivalent in Maths (grade 9-4)
- A Level or equivalent (Any, grade Pass)
- Degree desirable (share other relevant qualifications and industry experience)
£24,000 per year
£24,000 a year. 37 hours per week (Monday to Friday). 25 days per annum + Bank Holidays. Pension - Maximum 8% Employer Contribution. Life Assurance 4 x Salary.
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