EY Young Tax Professional of the Year 2018

EY Young Tax Professional of the Year (“YTPY”) 2018 is currently open for applications from FBE UG penultimate-year and final-year students.

What is YTPY?
EY’s YTPY is an international competition designed to identify young talent with an interest in tax, help them enhance their professional skills and develop their careers. The competition gives participants the opportunity to share experiences with people from a range of backgrounds and cultures. By bringing together students from all over the world, the event aims to demonstrate how much the tax profession has changed today and how business is managed in different cultures. The competition will also expose participants to the skills required to be tomorrow’s leaders.

During the competition, finalists will have to demonstrate to professional judges their technical skills and overall professional ability. The judging panel will be evaluating each participant based on the tax technical, reasoning, presentation and communication competencies.

Why YTPY?
By entering the competition, you will:

• build a professional network that will enhance your future career
• differentiate yourself from fellow university students in an increasingly competitive job market
• provide yourself with a platform to launch your career, no matter where you choose to work
• explore how a world-class professional service organization helps clients to achieve their goals

Who can apply?
UG penultimate-year or final-year students

How to Apply?
Interested students please submit an online application along with your resume, passport photo and academic transcript on or before January 21, 2018 (Sunday).

Apart from the prizes to the first 3 winners, participants who are invited to the final competition will be awarded direct entries to online test for internship/ graduate programmes. For more details, please refer to the FLYER and INVITATION or visit website.

Disclaimer:
The information collected through the online application is solely administered by the competition organizer. The Faculty shall not be held liable in the case that disputes, loss or any other situations arise.