First National Bank, a member of the FirstRand Bank group, is providing a great chance for young South Africans to begin their professional lives with a year-long training program. This program aims to give jobless young people important work experience and a monthly payment.
This training, which pays R5,933 each month and is offered throughout South Africa, is perfect for individuals with limited or no job history who wish to establish a good career in banking and finance.
About the FNB Learnership Programme:
The First National Bank learnership programme is a structured 12-month opportunity that combines theoretical training and practical work experience. It is specifically designed to improve employability and equip young people with essential workplace skills.
Participants will gain exposure to different business units within the bank, including:
- Marketing
- Finance
- Customer Service
- Sales
- Collections
- Administration and Support
- FNB Cards
- Private and Wealth Investments
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Key responsibilities include:
- Finishing all necessary training courses.
- Offering customer support to different departments.
- Helping with office duties and entering data.
- Helping the sales, marketing, and finance teams.
- Talking respectfully with customers and co-workers.
- Striving to meet performance goals and service levels.
- Adhering to company rules and regulations.
Minimum Requirements:
To qualify for the First National Bank learnership, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Be between 18 and 34 years old
- You need to be a South African national.
- Possess a Matric certificate or a more advanced qualification (NQF 5 or 6 are acceptable).
- You must have been without a job for at least half a year.
- You are not currently enrolled in any educational program.
- You have very little or no prior work experience (less than a year in total).
- You must not have previously been employed by FirstRand Bank or taken part in their FirstJob program.
- You should be proficient in English.
- You must not have a criminal history.
- You are not on a list of debtors.
