The EY Foundation is a charitable company registered in England and Wales and Scotland with registered charity number 1157154 and SC045076. It is also a member firm of Ernst & Young Global Limited
We design, deliver and evaluate a number of employability programmes. The programmes are varied, but are all structured to create local career awareness, provide employability skills training, paid work experience and one-to-one mentoring to our young people.
We will work with you to develop a bespoke programme, supporting your organisation to raise awareness of your sector and recruit young talent. We will offer training and support, enabling you to spend meaningful, structured time with young people from low socioeconomic backgrounds.
Please note all employers will be subject to an independence check, and UK audit clients of EY may be subject to some independence restrictions. We are also dedicated to safeguarding our young people and DBS checks and training will be required for all involved.
The programme is one of the most effective methods that enables us to engage with diverse students.
I am proud that we have fully engaged across the business with this initiative. This is a documented part of our social value plan and not a tick box exercise. It’s an investment in our future.
EY Foundation operate out of four hubs in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. Programmes can be delivered face to face near these locations, or virtually elsewhere in England and Scotland.
Choose an option that works for your business needs and goals, and please get in touch to find out more.
We had the honour of hosting ten incredibly bright and talented young individuals at Tripledot Studios. We're looking forward to more opportunities like this, where we can learn from each other and continue to inspire the next generation of industry leaders.
I absolutely love the work I’ve been able to get involved in with the EY Foundation and the connection we’ve made with Alzheimer's Society [...] it’s been amazing to show those early in their careers or thinking about their options after school apprenticeship routes and a career in the charity sector.