Deloitte opens career paths to job seekers without college degrees
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES — Deloitte, one of the world’s largest consulting and advisory firms, is actively recruiting job seekers who don’t hold a four-year college degree.
Through a series of newly formalized career pathways, the company is embracing a skills-first hiring approach to broaden access to professional roles.
“We recognize that there are multiple paths to a successful career,” Deloitte states on its website. “We have designed our programs to provide training and mentorship to help participating individuals hit the ground running.”
Four career pathways for non-degree candidates at Deloitte
To support non-traditional candidates, Deloitte offers four distinct programs:
- ENCORE: A return-to-work path for professionals re-entering the workforce after a career break.
- Skills-First Professionals: Open to those starting their careers or pivoting to a new role without a degree but with relevant work experience.
- Neurodiversity Program: Designed for neurodivergent individuals, offering training and apprenticeships leading to full-time employment.
- Hiring Our Heroes: Supports veterans, active-duty service members, and military spouses transitioning into civilian careers.
These programs are part of a broader shift toward recognizing experience, talent, and potential over formal educational credentials.
Embracing skills-first hiring
Deloitte makes it clear: not requiring a degree doesn’t mean lowering standards. Many roles still require demonstrated skills, training, or experience—even if not obtained in a university setting.
Currently open roles include positions such as:
- Senior Event Planner – West Region Marketplace
- Senior Manager, Channel Sales – Palantir – Government & Public Services
- Associate Technology Support Analyst – New York
Job seekers can browse and apply for these and other no-degree-required positions through Deloitte’s dedicated hiring site.
