WorldClass and Impact Every Day FY25 Highlights

Sharing real-world insights and guidance is one way Deloitte aims to inspire and equip students – especially those with limited access to professional networks – with the knowledge and motivation needed to pursue successful careers. As part of this commitment, Dk Hjh Siti Khadijah binti Pg Hj Moksin, Deloitte Audit and Assurance Partner and Brunei Darussalam Institute of Certified Public Accountants (BICPA) President, took part in a roadshow at Universiti Teknologi Brunei to promote careers in accounting. 

Organised by BICPA and the Ministry of Finance and Economy, the roadshow engaged students from a range of higher learning institutions. Emphasising the value of mentorship and professional networks, Khadijah encouraged students to actively shape their futures through further studies, internships and meaningful industry engagement. 

The past year saw Deloitte Cambodia continue its collaboration with Sisters of Code (SoC) – Cambodia’s first female coding club run by social enterprise IT Academy STEP Cambodia. SoC provides free after-school digital skills training in a safe, supportive environment to help young women aged 10–20 build the confidence and capabilities they need to pursue careers in technology. 

Building on this foundation, Deloitte launched ‘eleVate’, a WorldClass initiative designed to equip young women with marketing and business skills. Between May and August 2024, participants formed teams and, guided by Deloitte volunteers and SoC trainers, developed innovative business plans through a transformative learning experience.

The programme culminated in a mock investor pitch session, where teams presented their ideas and demonstrated their technical skills and entrepreneurial growth. Participants also developed confidence and leadership skills through the programme, gearing them up for their careers in the future.

In FY25, our focus on improving access to education in line with our WorldClass goals saw us participate in a series of impactful initiatives where we leveraged our skills and expertise to support teachers and students across Indonesia.  

In partnership with Junior Achievement, a social enterprise, four Deloitte Indonesia professionals co-developed DigiWISE – a chatbot-based learning programme on digital wellness, internet safety, and critical thinking. The initiative reached more than 58,000 junior high school students across eight regions, including Lebak, Pandeglang, Serang, and Sumedang.

Complementing these efforts, seven Deloitte Indonesia volunteers teamed up with Ayo Dongeng Indonesia, a community dedicated to inspiring children through storytelling, to create Uangku, a children’s storybook designed to introduce basic financial literacy concepts such as saving and responsible spending. With support from 1000 Guru, a non-profit organisation focusing on education and community development, the storybook was distributed to schools nationwide, benefiting almost 40,000 primary school students.

Through Ant Charity Indonesia, we donated laptops to learning centres in Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Bali. This has enabled 147 students to access online resources and digital learning platforms.

Launched in October 2024, Deloitte Indonesia’s Runify fundraiser supports educational initiatives that align with Deloitte’s WorldClass goals. The event saw six charity runners collectively cover close to 630 kilometres and raise IDR 105.6 million. The funds enabled us to provide 4,500 books to 1,500 schools across Serang, Lebak and Pandeglang, benefiting more than 90,000 students. 

‘Speaking with Intent’ is DeloitteSEA’s WorldClass initiative, delivered in collaboration with social enterprise Junior Achievement Malaysia. It aims to help young people build confidence and self-expression through essential English-speaking and communication skills. From May 2024 to February 2025, Deloitte professionals led monthly Speaking with Intent sessions in Kuala Lumpur, equipping participants with practical tools to communicate effectively and thrive in academic and professional settings.

Designed by SEA WorldClass Senior Manager Sukainah Osman, the sessions engaged participants in storytelling, dialogues and open mic activities – fostering creativity, critical thinking and a sense of community.

“Future leaders need strong communication skills to help them effectively meet the organisational challenges of tomorrow. With Deloitte volunteers as mentors and facilitators, participants gained real-world insights and saw meaningful improvements in their public speaking abilities,” said Sukainah.