At Rickard Luckin, investing in future talent is an important part of our long-term success. This year, we're delighted to welcome seven new trainees who are joining us as part of our Class of 2026.
As our firm continues to grow, developing the next generation of accountants and tax advisers remains a key priority. We're pleased to introduce Callie Wood, George Ashton, Ismael Ibrahim, Jack Whiting, Jack Wilson, Joe Milton, and Suraya Achha, who have each embarked on the first stage of their professional careers with Rickard Luckin.
Starting a new career is an exciting milestone, and we're committed to providing our trainees with the support, guidance, and opportunities they need to succeed. Through professional training, hands-on experience, and mentorship from team members across the firm, they'll build the skills and knowledge needed to develop into trusted advisers for our clients.
Our people are at the heart of everything we do. Guided by our values of being Passionate, Personal, and Professional, we've created a culture where individuals are encouraged to learn, grow, and achieve their potential. This commitment to our people has helped us earn a 3-star accreditation from Best Companies, recognising world-class levels of employee engagement.
Welcoming new talent not only strengthens our team but also brings fresh ideas, new perspectives, and enthusiasm that help drive our business forward. We look forward to supporting our Class of 2026 throughout their journey and seeing the positive impact they make for our clients, team members, and wider community in the years ahead.
Meet our new starters and discover what inspired them to start their careers at Rickard Luckin:
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Callie Wood - "I moved to Spain when I was three years old, but decided to return to the UK at the age of 16 to do my A Levels. I have chosen to do accountancy because I have always had a passion for mathematics and problem solving." |
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George Ashton - "I have just finished my A Level studies where I studied Maths, Further Maths, PE and Biology. I’ve always enjoyed working with numbers and problem solving which initiated my interest in a career in Tax. My work experience at London Clearing House also gave me a good insight into the finance industry, confirming that this is a career I’d like to pursue." |
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Ismael Ibrahim - "I’ve always enjoyed working with numbers and understanding how businesses operate, which naturally led me towards a career in accounting. I’m particularly excited by the opportunity to gain practical experience while working towards the ACA qualification, allowing me to develop both my technical and professional skills. I’m looking forward to doing this at a supportive and highly respected firm like Rickard Luckin, where I can learn from experienced professionals and build a strong foundation for my career." |
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Jack Whiting - "I recently graduated from Loughborough University with a degree in Business, Economics and Finance, and I'm excited to be starting my career in accountancy as an ACA graduate trainee. I've always enjoyed working with numbers, solving problems and analysing data, so accounting felt like a natural career choice." |
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Jack Wilson - "I'm delighted to have started my accountancy apprenticeship in September, combining academic study with hands-on experience in the profession." |
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Joe Milton - "I’m excited to have started my accounting apprenticeship at Rickard Luckin. I chose accounting because I enjoy working with numbers, solving problems, and analysing financial information. I recently completed my A Levels in Mathematics, Business, and Economics, which has given me a strong foundation for this career. I completed work experience at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, which gave me a strong insight into day to day operations within the workplace. I’m looking forward to learning from the team at Rickard Luckin and developing my skills as I begin my career in accountancy." |
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Suraya Achha - "I am excited to have joined the team as an accounting trainee apprentice. I have decided to pursue a career in accounting because I enjoy problem solving, working with numbers and hope to develop skills acquired in this role that will help me to accomplish a long-term career in accounting. I carried out work experience at an accountancy firm for a week during year 12 and it sparked an interest in me to seek out work in this sector." |
We are always looking to expand our team in order to continue the specialist service we provide for our clients. Whether it’s time for a career change, a new chapter or starting out as an apprentice, you can explore our vacancies and discover how we can support your career by going to
rickardluckin.co.uk/recruitment
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