beginning/beginner/fresh accountant

[EdisonBhola]

Hi all, when referring to an accountant who has just begun practising, what is the most common way of calling them? I've come up with a few possibilities:

a beginning accountant
a beginner accountant
a fresh accountant
a recently graduated accountant

Do they work? Or are there more idiomatic ones?

 

[Thomas Tompion]

The last one (a recently-graduated accountant) is the only one of these I'd consider using.

 

[EdisonBhola]

The last one (a recently-graduated accountant) is the only one of these I'd consider using.

Would you use something other than "recently graduated"?

 

[Florentia52]

Please give us the complete sentence in which you would use the phrase.

 

[EdisonBhola]

Please give us the complete sentence in which you would use the phrase.

Maybe:

I'm a recently graduated accountant who looks foward to working in a major accounting firm.