Eville & Jones – Accounts or finance assistant – LS15 8ZB

Overview

The Level 2 Finance Apprenticeship at Eville & Jones offers an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience within a professional finance environment while working towards a nationally recognised qualification. This role provides hands-on exposure to a wide range of financial processes, including payroll support, payment processing, expense management, reconciliations, and general ledger activities.

Working alongside experienced finance professionals, the apprentice will develop valuable skills in bookkeeping, financial administration, and data accuracy while contributing to the smooth and efficient running of the finance department. The role also offers experience using finance systems, managing company expense processes, and supporting month-end financial tasks, helping to build strong analytical, organisational, and communication skills.

Throughout the 15-month apprenticeship, the successful candidate will combine workplace learning with structured training through Luminate Education Group, creating a strong foundation for future progression into higher-level finance apprenticeships and professional qualifications such as AAT, ACCA, or CIMA. This apprenticeship is ideal for someone looking to begin a long-term career in finance, accounting, or business administration within a fast-paced and supportive working environment.

About the Employer

Eville & Jones is the leading supplier of official veterinary controls throughout Europe. We are committed to the safeguarding of public health and to maintaining the food supply chain through all our essential activities, while ensuring the protection of animal welfare.

Things to Consider

This apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or training provider, with at least 20% of working hours spent studying or training.

Training Provider: Luminate Education Group
Course: Accounts or Finance Assistant (Level 2 GCSE equivalent)

You will learn how to:

• Record financial transactions
• Check data and spot issues such as invoice errors or reconciliation problems
• Fix routine errors and escalate complex issues when needed
• Plan and review finance tasks
• Communicate clearly and professionally with stakeholders using suitable language and digital tools