Thank you for your interest in supporting the ACCA's early careers programme.

By supporting our outreach work for young people, you’re also;

  • Supporting one of our 3 core values; inclusion
  • Attracting young people to the profession from diverse and varied backgrounds who reflect the make-up of our society.
  • Raising the ACCA brand and profile among school, college and university-age students and in turn positively impacting new registrations with ACCA.
  • Helping us on our mission to be considered by future generations as the forward thinking and inclusive professional body we are.
  • Contributing to ACCA’s work towards the UNSDGs

Becoming an Early Careers Ambassador

If you are not yet registered as an early careers ambassador and would like to get involved, please get in touch with ACCA Early Careers Manager, George Tsounias, by emailing george.tsounias@accaglobal.com.

You can register your interest directly by complete the form here.

Once you are registered it is important that you visit the "getting started" page below and review all content and information before beginning any activity. 

Early Careers Ambassador Appointment Letter

The Education Landscape in England

ACCA is committed to developing forward-thinking professionals that the world needs, and as part of that commitment, we work to support members in navigating the complexities of the education landscape, overcoming talent challenges, and continuing to build sustainable organisations.

We are pleased to share the Education Landscape Guide and Index, which have been designed as a guide for employers to provide an understanding of the range of qualifications & training routes available in England and the benefits of engaging with these for SME businesses.

These resources have been created to support your day-to-day communications and can be embedded within your website and social channels. In addition to these materials, a range of complementary resources are also available on our website.

The Education Landscape Guide

This guide describes options for working with schools, colleges, universities, young people, and older learners and the benefits of doing so for your organisation. You can also find out how technical education is changing to better meet your skills needs – including apprenticeships, T Levels and Higher Technical Qualifications.

The Education Landscape Index

In the accompanying index, you can find out more about the business benefits of different opportunities, from providing workplace experiences for students and using your industry expertise to help design courses to training your new employees and existing staff.

*There is currently no equivalent of this for Scotland or Wales.

  • Download PDF2.08MB The Education Landscape: A guide for employers
  • Download PDF4.76MB The Education Landscape: Index

    • James Wright visiting a school in Derby

    "It was fantastic to engage and support the students, with some of them adding me on TikTok to keep in touch and watching my videos in regards to GCSEs, A levels, universities and careers. "

    - James Wright, Early Careers Ambassador