FNB Is Offering Learnership 2024 (Closing Date: 21 June 2024)
Location: Johannesburg, Gauteng
Job Type: Fixed Term (Contract)
Job Description
The Learner position is a developmental role where the incumbent will complete a formal, registered qualification while gaining work experience. During employment, the Learner will be responsible for various tasks to achieve predefined work objectives, including research, analysis, administration, and process and project work that add value to the business area. The Learner is expected to meet all qualification requirements, with additional work-related training provided as needed.
Duties & Responsibilities
The FNB Learnership program involves the following duties and responsibilities to be fulfilled;
- Cost Efficiencies: Contributes to reducing costs.
- Optimisation: Applies learning experiences to improve work processes.
- Operational Excellence: Ensures high-quality work processes according to defined standards.
- Self-Development: Participates in activities for personal growth.
- Customer Service: Delivers excellent service by adhering to quality standards.
- Teamwork: Contributes positively to team efforts.
Job Details
- All appointments will align with FirstRand Group’s Employment Equity plan.
- The Bank supports the recruitment and advancement of individuals with disabilities. Candidates can voluntarily disclose disability information, which the Bank will keep confidential unless legally required to disclose.
How to Apply
Please note// Applications for the FNB Learnership program may only be submitted online through the official FNB Careers website. Follow the instructions provided below to assist you apply.
Read through the summary of the FNB Learnership program provided above for important details that you need to know regarding the post before you apply and then click on the APPLY HERE tab below. It will redirect you to the original post on the official FNB careers website.
About Fnb
Humble beginnings. FNB is the oldest bank in South Africa, and can be traced back to the Eastern Province Bank formed in Grahamstown in 1838.
On the record
The FNB Archives Department was established in 1979 to carry out document research and make available to the public the important historical records accumulated by the bank.
The archives initially formed part of the FNB Museum. In May 1997, when the museum closed, it was decided to move the Archives to a new premise. The Archives cater for a wide variety of researchers from many fields of study, such as economic history, genealogy, economics, banking and management studies.