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A growing and values-led business based in Hull is currently recruiting for a graduate-level Credit Controller (with a clear progression route to Assistant Accountant) to join their friendly and professional team on a permanent basis. On offer is a competitive hourly rate of £14, full financial study support, time off to study, and a quarterly bonus scheme.

This is a brilliant opportunity for a recent graduate or early-career professional looking to kickstart a long-term career in finance within a supportive and forward-thinking business. The role will begin with Credit Control duties, with a structured path to develop into an Assistant Accountant position.

The standard working pattern is 32.5 hours across 4 days, with 1 day per week dedicated to study. However, if preferred, there is flexibility to work full-time hours.
As a Credit Controller (progressing to Assistant Accountant), you will be:

Managing and allocating incoming cash receipts across the sales ledger
Chasing overdue payments and resolving queries via phone and email
Issuing invoices and monthly statements to customers in a timely manner
Creating and maintaining customer accounts, including running credit checks
Developing strong working relationships internally and externally
Supporting wider finance tasks as you progress into the Assistant Accountant roleTo be successful in this role, you will ideally have/be:

A recent graduate in Finance, Accounting, Business, or a related field
A self-motivated and organised individual with strong communication skills
Eager to study and build a career in finance – full study support is provided
Previous experience in a finance-related role (internship, placement, part-time) is a bonus
Confident using finance systems – familiarity with NetSuite or Xero is advantageous
A team player who values professionalism, loyalty, and growthThis opportunity is easily commutable from Hull, Beverley, Cottingham, Willerby, Hessle, and the surrounding areas. There is on-site parking and the office is accessible by public transport