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Home»Business»EY Academy celebrates milestone in Saudi Arabia’s talent transformation, training over 200 professionals since launch
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EY Academy celebrates milestone in Saudi Arabia’s talent transformation, training over 200 professionals since launch

By StuartJanuary 28, 2026Updated:January 29, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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As the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia recently marked its National Day, EY Academy has announced major progress in advancing the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and Saudization objectives, with 214 Saudi professionals trained across 11 specialised programmes since its inception.

The EY Academy was established to accelerate workforce readiness and leadership development, partnering with leading institutions and clients across Saudi Arabia to deliver impactful learning opportunities in key areas including accounting, auditing, sustainability, finance and leadership. To date, four major organisations have participated in EY Academy programmes, embedding new skills and strengthening national talent pipelines.

Aligned with national priorities, EY KSA has launched several initiatives to advance Saudization and open career pathways for young professionals. These include:

• A partnership with Altamayyuz Academy to train Saudi nationals through internships, helping them transition into full-time roles.
• Collaboration with MISK to provide training and career development opportunities for Saudi youth.
• Engagement with the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission (SACM) to attract graduates returning from international universities, including targeted webinars to raise awareness.
• Hosting students from Saudi universities and running workshops to highlight career opportunities at EY.

EY has also delivered flagship programmes such as the Audit Bootcamp in Riyadh and Dubai, designed to identify and nurture future Saudi and Emirati talent. Tailored programmes in tax, sustainability and leadership have given both internal and external participants valuable practical experience through case studies, interviews and presentations.

Another highlight has been the MENA Female Nationals Competition, which has showcased the skills of talented female professionals and provided winners with global exposure and opportunities for employment within EY.

Fazeela Gopalani, EY MENA Academy Leader, says:
“Saudi Arabia’s vision for the future is rooted in the strength of its people. At EY Academy, we are proud to play a role in empowering Saudi nationals with the skills, knowledge and mindset needed to lead in a digital, sustainable and globally connected economy. Training more than 200 professionals is just the beginning. Our commitment is to continue building pathways that elevate talent and transform leaders for the Kingdom’s future.”

This milestone reflects EY Academy’s ethos of Excellence, Innovation and Empowerment, blending global expertise with regional priorities. As Saudi Arabia advances towards the goals of Vision 2030, EY Academy remains dedicated to being a trusted partner in developing the Kingdom’s workforce and shaping leaders who will drive sustainable growth and innovation for the years ahead.

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Business & Finance Editor, Dubai Week 📍 Based in Dubai — With over a decade of experience dissecting global markets, fiscal policy, and corporate strategy, Stuart Wagner leads the finance desk at Dubai Week, delivering in‑depth analysis tailored to UAE and GCC audiences.

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