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Entry Level Recruitment 2021 at Access Bank Plc
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About the role
2021 Entry Level Recruitment job opportunity is available at Access Bank Plc for individuals who possess relevant qualifications.
Description
- Are you driven, confident and enthusiastic about the banking industry?
- Would you like to make your passion your career?
- Are you willing to join us in our journey to becoming a world-class financial institution? Our Entry Level Training Programme is just for YOU!
- Your career journey with us starts with a 5.5-month intensive training program at the School of Banking Excellence, giving you an opportunity to be trained with other high caliber applicants.
Experience and qualifications
- A graduate with a minimum of a second class upper division from a university acceptable to the bank, NYSC certificate and a maximum age of 24 years for Bachelor degree holders, 26 years for lawyers with a law degree.
- A graduate with a minimum of a second class lower from a university acceptable to the bank, NYSC certificate,a Masters’ degree from top tier Universities acceptable to the Bank and a maximum age of 26 years.
- Access to a laptop and uninterrupted access to the internet
REMUNERATION and benefit:-
- To retain the best pool of exceptional talents in the industry, we consistently reward high-performing employees and teams with adequate monetary and non-monetary compensations. This practice has had a significant impact in spurring our people to greater personal and organizational achievements.
Application deadline
Not Specified.
Application details
Interested and qualified candidates should:
WHO IS Access Bank Plc?
Access Bank Plc is a financial institution with presence in 9 countries in Africa and the United Kingdom and in all major cities in Nigeria. Also referred to as the Africa’s Bank of Best Practice, Access Bank operates on a platform of strong ethics, governance and professionalism.
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