The Ernst & Young Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan University Student Internship Program consists ofKai Chen, Chairman of EY China and CEO of Greater ChinaIt is an important part of EY's service talent team, and it is also an important measure to cooperate with the Guangdong Youth Union to promote the internship special action of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan college students under the "YPTP Program". Recently, EY Greater China launched the sixth phase of the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan University Student Internship Program, recruiting a total of 44 students from Hong Kong, Macao and TaiwanZhu Jiang, second-level inspector of Guangdong Overseas Friendship Association, Li Jian, secretary general, He Lulu, chairman of Guangdong Youth Federation, Huang Yin, managing partner of Ernst & Young South China, Ernst & YoungAnthony Cheung, Financial Services Leader, Southern China, Kenneth Yu, Managing Director, Financial Services, Greater China, Ernst & Young, Ernst & YoungChow Man-lok, audit partner and convener of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Talent Exchange ProgrammeAttended the kick-off event and had in-depth exchanges with the students.
At the event, the students expressed their excitement and expectation for joining EY, and shared their past experiences and work development plans for internships and lives in the Mainland.
Cao Ziyuis enrolled inJinan UniversityDepartment of AccountingMacau studentsHe pays special attention to the combination of theory and practice, and hopes to strengthen practical training and further improve the professional level in internationally renowned enterprises such as Ernst & Young.
Gao ShiqiYesSun Yat-sen Universityof oneHong Kong studentsHer dream is to become a professional financial consultant, and she finds it very convenient for young people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan to study, work and live in the mainland cities of the Greater Bay Area, and hopes to have a more tangible experience of the workplace atmosphere in the Greater Bay Area through internships.
fromJinan UniversityofTaiwanese student Gu ShanniShe has been paying close attention to the construction and development of the Greater Bay Area, and said: "After studying and living in the Greater Bay Area during this period, I feel that the Greater Bay Area has provided strong support for the growth and development of our generation of young people. ”
Join EY through an internship programTaiwanese employee Jiang BingruwithHong Kong employee Luo ZhuoyeHe shared his job search experience and encouraged his younger siblings to cherish the opportunities and resources around them.
Huang Yin, Ernst & Young Southern Region Managing PartnerIn his speech, he first thanked the relevant provincial and municipal departments and mass organizations for their attention and strong support to the EY internship program. He said
In the future, the Greater Bay Area will make greater efforts to deepen reform and opening up, and the space for talents to play will be infinitely expanded. ”
Finally, he also sent his best wishes to the students, hoping that they can become high-quality talents that are more compatible with the development of the Greater Bay Area and play a more important role in it.
Zhu Jiang, second-level inspector of Guangdong Overseas Friendship AssociationEmphasis:
The Guangdong Overseas Friendship Association will continue to work closely with the Provincial Youth League Committee, the Provincial Youth Federation and Ernst & Young to actively innovate internship methods, enrich internship content, expand internship fields, and improve the quality of internships, so that Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan college students can more vividly understand the motherland and improve their career development ability through internship activities. ”
He Lulu, Chairman of the Guangdong Youth FederationRepresentation:
In the future, we will join hands with more outstanding enterprises like EY to provide assistance for the majority of young people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan to come to Guangdong to study, live, intern, start a business and find employment. It is expected that students will actively participate in national construction, show their enthusiasm for studying, take 'compulsory courses' in social practice, resonate with the motherland at the same frequency, and grow together." ”
Anthony Chow, audit partner at EY and convenor of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Talent Exchange ProgrammeHe gave advice to the students from the perspective of being based on the present and facing the future, and looked forward to the students coming to the mainland to experience different lives.
2024 is a crucial year for the implementation of the 14th Five-Year Plan, and young people will shoulder a greater responsibility in the journey of realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
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