Accenture promotes digital skill training in youth competition

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

Accenture, a global leader in professional services, has incorporated the first 21 students selected from the Digital Master Business Administration (DMBA) who will enjoy a scholarship to do internships in the company.

The DMBA, created by Accenture and ISDI, is the first MBA type in Spain aimed at the digital economy for recent graduates that offers the approach needed at the moment by both those who join the job market and the companies that hire them. 

The profile of the group that has attended this first edition of the DMBA is female majority (52%), with an average age of 24 years - between 22 and 28 - and a previous training mainly focused on the areas of business management, economics and Marketing and Communication.

Most of the students have done previous practices in companies of all kinds of sectors, such as communication, energy, construction, travel, retail, banking, etc. In Accenture, they will join the departments specialized in consulting and digital transformation. The start of the practices has been marked by a visit to the digital Hub of the firm. 

Marta López, Director of Accenture's Selection, pointed out, "We have been working with several academic institutions to ensure that the people who join our company come with the appropriate training for the digital needs of our clients. In this way, we also improve our selection process, making it much more efficient."

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

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