Tamil Professionals Network
Uniting Tamil students, graduates, and professionals to support each others' career journeys
UPCOMING EVENTS
HSBC TAMIL STUDENT INSIGHT DAY 2026:Join us for our 5th Tamil Student Insight Day Event at HSBC - an opportunity to gain first-hand exposure to one of the world's leading banks, hear from professionals across a range of business areas, and build meaningful connections that could shape your future.DATE: Friday, 7th August 2026
LOCATION: HSBC Global Headquarters, Canary Wharf, E14 5HQTAMIL FOOD & MUSIC FESTIVALJoin us on Saturday 18th July 2026 at the picturesque Morden Hall for the third annual Tamil Food & Music Festival in London.An unmissable day for the whole family, foodies, hospitality professionals and aspiring chefs.
Apply to be TPN's Marketing Lead
TPN is growing - and so is our team.We're looking for a Marketing Lead to drive content, strategy, and growth across TPN's platforms. This is an opportunity to lead TPN's marketing strategy, support a talented team and help grow one of the UK's largest Tamil professional communities.Learn more and apply below.
2025 ANNUAL REPORT
Check out our 2025 Annual Report, including our growth, highlights, and plans for 2026!
Join the Network
Whether you are in the early stages of your career or an experienced professional, sign up to join the network.From conducting mock interviews, to being a panelist speaker at a Q+A session, there are a range of ways that you can get involved.Join the network now to meet like-minded individuals and support future Tamil professionals!Note: The Mentorship Network is for individuals who are currently employed, not University students
Help Sri Lanka's Flood Crisis
Cyclone Ditwah has rampaged through Sri Lanka causing devastation worse than the Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004. Sri Lanka is currently in a State of Emergency with 12M+ people affected, 15,000+ homes destroyed, and hundreds of thousands displaced. Many families are without basic essentials.Because of purchasing-power differences, every £1 donated goes about as far as £5 would in the UK. Even small contributions have a multiplied impact on the ground, helping provide dry rations, clean water, hygiene supplies, temporary shelter, and urgent medical support at a critical time.If you’d like to help, here are two trusted options:•Sri Lanka Red Cross Society -providing emergency relief supplies, safe water, and frontline assistance.Sri Lankan High Commission (UK) – which has issued updated instructions for disaster-relief contributions, including secure GBP-based accounts.