Steer Consultant Programme - Assistant Consultant (Manchester office)
Are you ready to make a meaningful impact in the world? At Steer, we are seeking talented and motivated individuals who are passionate about driving change and providing powerful solutions to make a measurable difference – to our clients, the communities we work in and the world we share.
We’re seeking individuals with a good academic background, strong people and organisation skills and a passion for changing the world. From your very first week, you’ll tackle real-world challenges that make a difference in our communities and industries. You will be expected to deliver the full range of consultancy work and develop your consultancy skills through a combination of on-the-job learning as well as a structured development and mentoring programme.
We are looking for gifted, motivated individuals to join us. If you are considering your future and are looking for somewhere to make a real difference, Steer has much to offer you.
What we offer
Throughout your first 18 months with us, you will collaborate with our team of industry experts to address some of the most complex problems in the sectors we operate in. You will experience:
- A tailored programme that provides you with the skills needed for a successful career in consultancy. This is delivered through a blend of formal classroom training, engaging induction sessions, and on the job learning opportunities. Over the 18-month programme, you’ll complete three rotations, working with different teams and on a variety of projects. This approach ensures you develop a wide-ranging consultancy skillset, build strong internal networks, and gain a comprehensive understanding of our business.
- mentoring from senior colleagues who will work with you to develop your skills
- a dedicated ‘buddy’ who will help you settle into life at Steer
- a career development manager and programme sponsor who supports your cohort throughout the programme and your professional development through career coaching and career progression at Steer