Trainee accountants join Ensors
East Anglia-based accountancy firm Ensors, part of Azets, has welcomed seventeen new trainees this September, marking the start of their professional accounting careers.
The group, a mix of graduates and school leavers, will be based across Ensors’ six offices in Ipswich, Norwich, Huntingdon, Bury St Edmunds, Saxmundham and Cambridge.
They will work within the audit, corporate tax and business services teams while studying for ACA, AAT, or ACCA qualifications.
Ensors’ 2025 trainees include James Fell, Skie Corney-Leighton, Ross Hammond, Alexander O'Loughlin, Harvey Shepherd, Harry Eastick, Charlie Johnson, Tristan Masterton, William Kitching, Oliver Hill, Alex Gudgin, Adriana Fisher, Reuben Andrews, Euan Hove, Austin Peng, Liam Carberry, Guy Motley and Victoria Earland.
The firm’s long-established training programme supports more than 100 staff studying professional qualifications.
Following its September 2025 acquisition, Ensors now forms the hub of Azets’ Eastern region, which has 1200 trainees nationwide.
David Scrivener, managing director, Eastern, said: “We have a proud tradition and great track record of training at Ensors – a number of our partners and senior leaders joined us as trainees, including me.
“I’m delighted to welcome the class of 2025 to the firm – and look forward to seeing them complete their qualifications and progress through the business in the future.”
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