Why intern at Balmon Group?

Balmon Groups’s client portfolio includes various industries and types of entities, ranging from individual taxpayers to companies with turnovers in excess of R 1 billion per year. This means that our interns get exposure to all aspects of small, medium and large engagements in a variety of industries. When interning at some firms, an intern may be assigned to one section of one client or industry for their entire internship which may result in that intern being a master of one or limited areas. At Balmon Group, you may be exposed to the audit of a manufacturing company on one day, an abattoir on another day and a large wholesaler the next day. This means that by the time you complete your internship at Balmon Group, you will have received a wide range of exposure and will be proficient in various areas, thus opening the door for many employment opportunities.

Excellent support and training

The training received by an intern at Balmon is diverse, with training being provided by all levels of management, including partners. The training that each intern receives is also well documented so as to ensure compliance with the training requirements of our regulators SAIPA, SAICA and IRBA.

Much needed study leave

Study leave is vital to any intern that is working and studying at the same time. Our study leave policy provides:
Undergraduate studies: 2.5 days per subject limited to 18 days per year
Postgraduate studies: 4.5 days per subject limited to 20 days per year
CTA level 1: 20 days
CTA level 2: 20 days
Board exams: 10 days per board exam

Performance incentives

Interns also receive bi-annual performance bonusses based on their performance over each 6 month period.