hey how are you, am amir from cardiff uk. i just graduated please i need some help regarding job application. thanks
Gofynnodd Anhysbys gwestiwn i Lubna
- 8 ateb
- 15 gwedd
- categori: Applications, Application advice
- Dyddiad gofyn:
- Diweddariad diwethaf:
-
Hi Amir, it's not clear what you would like to know. Please elaborate.
-
Its about job how can i get it easily and is there any specific cv format for HM Reevenue job/
-
HMRC recruitment process depends on the job you are applying for. To answer the first question, there is no easy way as such. In terms of graduate recruitment, the applications start around September time. You can learn more by searching HMRC tax specialist programme. There is also periodic recruitment for Ao and band O compliance caseworker roles. Please register on civil service jobs and apply for those that you are interested in. For CV, have a look at the job advert as to what it asks you to include and follow the format and content. I hope this helps.
-
You may wish to start by looking at our careers page that includes insight on the application process and different careers available. I have attached the link here Working for HM Revenue and Customs – HMRC landing page | Civil Service Careers
-
can i send you my cv please?
-
Hi Amir, we do not accept C.V's you have to apply via Civil Service Jobs. Each job has to be applied for separately as per the job advert link attached here https://www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/search.cgi?department=183922
-
Hi I am 57 years old and as a mature candidate, if I apply for tax specialist programme, can my age be a hurdle for my selection?
-
The programme is open to people of all ages and backgrounds so age is not a barrier to selection. To join the programme, you will need to have a minimum 2:2 degree or equivalent (level 6 qualification) at application stage, or the expectation of a 2:2 degree or equivalent (level 6) before September 2026. Civil Servants who do not meet the academic qualification can apply if you were recruited through fair and open competition and have passed your probation period before September 2026.
Have a question of your own?
Ask a question
Recent discussions
Do you have any aprentenship positions ? Based on the banking previous background I would like to start working for HMRC
Eligibility advice, Apprenticeships- 2 replies
- 11 views
Generally speaking, what is the latest you could be working until as a customer services adviser?
- 2 replies
- 10 views
