KPMG Calling

Hi people, I just heard from a source that kpmg are looking to recruit, they require that you should be Less than 26yrs,

1st Class or 2nd class upper holder, should have 5 o'level credits including maths & english in one sitting,and would have completed NYSC by september 2011,regardless of your discipline,if that you and you are interested then send your cv to

careers@ng.kpmg.com

clearly stating d subject as (Graduate Recruitment-Audit) please don't put the bracket. Ps all applications should be submitted before 16 August 2011.

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