ICPAC Highlights Modern Accountant Roles and Career Paths at Cyprus Economics Workshop
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) delivered an interactive presentation on career opportunities in financial services and the evolving role of accountants during the Summer Workshop on Economics and Entrepreneurship. Held in cooperation with the Cyprus University of Technology, the event aimed to guide students on study choices and career prospects in accounting, both locally and internationally.
Myria Saparilla, ICPAC Vice-President and Partner at Ernst & Young Cyprus, emphasized that modern accountants go beyond basic number crunching to engage in business analysis, compliance, strategy, and decision-making. The session stressed that the profession attracts individuals from diverse backgrounds and outlined entry routes through ICPAC and the ACCA-ICPAC Joint Examination Scheme.
Digital transformation and new technologies such as AI, data analytics, and cloud computing are reshaping the accounting profession, requiring enhanced skills in critical thinking and technology. Organizers reported strong student and parent interest, highlighting the event's success in presenting accounting as a dynamic career with extensive roles and international opportunities.
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