Intuit has created a Career Pipeline Program with a commitment to upskill a million accounting students over the next five years. Processing ContentArtificial intelligence and automation are disrupting the profession, forcing young talent to develop new skills at a faster rate. To address this, Intuit will train students on digital, data and advisory skills through on-demand, immersive learning and skills-based training, mentorship and certifications. Intuit's Simon WilliamsThe Career Pipeline Program kicks off with a virtual event, Career Lab: Skills for the new era of accounting, on Feb. 3 and 4, 2026. The event will also provide free tools and resources for students to obtain the ProAdvisor QuickBooks Certification.