KPMG Foundation was founded in France in 2007 and has an annual budget of €450,000 per year for 5 years.
It supports and develops actions on the one hand, for young people in difficulty in order to open up career prospects and on the other hand, for KPMG professionals to encourage their voluntary commitment.
Launched by the KPMG Foundation in 2007, the "High Schools Programme" aims at contributing to the professional insertion of young students undergoing a Pro Accounting BAC or BAC STG (Science and Technology Management), BTS CGO (Accounting and Management of Organizations), and DCG in schools located in disadvantaged urban areas. Fully supported by KPMG employees, the project helps young people to better integrate working life.
The programme includes three steps:
1 / Tutoring of 26 schools, 42 classes from vocational high schools located in disadvantaged urban areas throughout the French territory. Over a hundred “KPMG 'sponsors” went to meet young people to foster links between them and the business world.
2 / Organization of a "KPMG discovery" days: more than 100 days have been held for discovering careers, meetings with employees to show the diversity of jobs and customs in the company.
3 / "Discovery" internships: close to 200 internships at KPMG were offered to students in tutored classes.
To encourage the deployment of the programme in France, a partnership agreement was signed in 2009 between the KPMG France Foundation and the Ministry of Education.
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