Bank Gaborone's Graduate Training Scheme Enrolls Ten
Monday, February 18, 2019
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The scheme accords graduates, who completed their tertiary education within the last 12 months an opportunity to bolster their theoretical knowledge and practical know-how at the bank. As part of the programme, graduates join the Bank Gaborone for 18 months where they gain valuable hands on experience in all their operational areas within the bank.
Graduates are also allocated mentors from within the bank who will be responsible for ensuring that they are guided and supported throughout. They will also receive regular input from the bank’s in- house psychologist who will assist them in considering their options and choices as they take first steps on their individual career paths.
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