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Management consultant
Management consultants help organisations solve strategy and operations problems. Employers hire graduates from many degrees but expect strong academics, case interview practice and evidence of leadership. Internships and grad schemes at consultancies are listed on their own sites and on the Navigait grad board when live.
Stages
- 1
GCSE choices
Strong all-round GCSEs.
- 2
A-level or equivalent
Academic subjects; maths and economics are common.
- 3
University or degree apprenticeship
Any degree; STEM and economics are popular at strategy firms.
- 4
Work experience
Society committee roles, volunteering, or small business projects.
- 5
Internships and insight
Consulting spring weeks and summer internships.
- 6
Graduate schemes
Graduate consultant or business analyst programmes.
- 7
First role
Junior consultant after firm training.
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Questions
Do consultants travel?
Client site work is common early in careers. Patterns vary by firm and practice.
Where do entry requirements come from?
Prospects publishes the baseline for this role. Always confirm on the live page before you apply.
Does Navigait list every vacancy for this path?
No. We surface live posts from public employer boards. If a scheme is closed, the board stays empty rather than showing invented roles.