Education: The gateway to finance
ABSA Learner Internal: The Learning program is specially designed for South Africans who want to start a career in finance. This one-year program is hosted in-house at ABSA and provides students with a comprehensive experience that includes theoretical knowledge and practical, hands-on training.
The program has been carefully designed to provide students with an understanding of the financial industry. The study program, which is funded and administered by ABSA, has several key components:
Learning management: ABSA takes an approach to guiding and managing students, ensuring they receive the guidance and support they need to progress. Training: The program includes a robust training program covering financial skills and knowledge. Scholarships and grants: Students receive a stipend for the duration of the program, allowing them to focus on studies and practical training without financial burden. Overall management: ABSA manages the administrative aspects of the study program and ensures a smooth and efficient process from start to finish. On completion, students will receive a qualification registered with the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) which confirms the rigorous standards of the programme.
How to Apply?
Interested candidates can apply for the ABSA Learner Internal: Learnership Programme by visiting the ABSA careers page. The application process is straightforward, and candidates are encouraged to prepare all necessary documentation in advance. ABSA Learnerships Programme 2024
ABSA’s commitment to shaping the future of banking in Africa is evident in its Learnership Programme. This initiative offers aspiring bankers a unique opportunity to gain invaluable experience and qualifications, setting them on the path to a successful career. By participating in this programme, learners become part of a legacy of excellence and innovation that has defined ABSA for over a century. Empower your future with ABSA, and take the first step towards a rewarding career in banking today.