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Standard Chartered Bank International Graduate Programme 2018 for Young Africans. Application Deadline: Unspecified

As one of the world’s most international banks, one of the key differentiators of the Standard Chartered Bank International Graduate Programme is the opportunities offered across SCBs footprint of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Right from the start of the programme SCB host the five week International Induction Programme in Shanghai to connect with global network of International Graduates with their peers from the 30+ countries SCB recruit for. The International Graduate Programme is comprised of six business streams, aligned to each of our business banking areas. Each stream is focused on a unique part of the Bank, allowing you to select a business area based on your interests. The streamed programme is designed to help you develop specialist experience right from the start of your career. After completing your first year as part of the International Graduate Programme you might take a role in one of our local, regional or global teams. You might choose an amazing position in your home country, or like 50% of the Graduates, your first role with the Bank may include an international move. Choosing the right graduate opportunity can be tough, and the truth is there are no easy answers, but there are lots of great questions. Ask as many questions as possible to get details and clues to point you in the right direction and help you figure out what type of role, business and industry is right for you.

Eligibility

For the Graduate roles, you must have an undergraduate degree and be eligible to work permanently in the country that you are applying to. If you are applying for a role in the UAE, we may consider applications from nationals of Middle East and North African countries.

For the Internships, you must be in your second to last year of study to apply. We will accept applications from final year students who are required to complete mandatory National or Military Service after graduation. To apply for an Internship position, you must have the legal right to work in the country for which you are applying for the full duration of the internship (student visas or holiday work passes are allowed, provided they are valid for the duration of the internship). SCB are unable to apply for work permits for any Internship.

As English is the business language of Standard Chartered across the world, you need to be able to speak business-level English to apply for our opportunities. Being able to speak more than one language is also an advantage.

Available Positions:
Botswana 2018 –
International Graduate Programme – Wealth Management – Botswana Requisition ID: IGWMBT18

Ghana 2018
– International Graduate Programme – Wealth Management
– Ghana Requisition ID: IGWMGH18

Kenya 2018
– International Graduate Programme – Global Banking and Corporate Finance
– Kenya Requisition ID: IGGBKE18

2018 – International Graduate Programme – Wealth Management – Kenya Requisition ID: IGWMKE18


Nigeria 2018
– International Graduate Programme – Global Banking and Corporate Finance – Nigeria Requisition ID: IGGBNG18


2018 – International Graduate Programme – Wealth Management – Nigeria – (IGWMNG18) Requisition ID: IGWMNG18

South Africa

2018 – International Graduate Programme – Global Banking and Corporate Finance
– South Africa Requisition ID: IGGBZA18

ZAMBIA

2018 – International Graduate Programme – Wealth Management – Zambia Requisition ID: IGWMZB18

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Deployment


IGs must complete all mandatory rotations before moving into their permanent roles. The deployment process starts in June. IGs are expected to follow through on the commitment to the business stream or function they choose when they joined the Bank. IGs may be promoted to global Grade 7 on deployment if they have successfully completed all the programmatic elements of the IG Programme by 31 July 2018. These elements will be described in detail at the IIP. IGs should be in their permanent roles no later than September 1, after which time IGs will be move to respective business cost centers.

Application Process
There are a few steps to the application process. Below should help you understand what you’ll need to prepare for each stage:

Short application form
When you complete the online form, you’ll need to include:

References
Educational experience
Work or volunteering experience and dates
A personal statement:
What you’ll bring to the role
Why SCB is your preferred choice. What makes us different?
Skills and experiences from your studies that you’ll bring to your role with Standard Chartered
Specifics of your work, volunteering or community experience that you’ll bring to your role with Standard Chartered

Online strengths assessment

This is a personality test that helps both you and us assess whether you’re a good fit for the role. There are no right or wrong answers to these questions, just be yourself and answer truthfully.


Numerical and abstract reasoning tests

The aptitude tests help us match your ability to the right role. The tests will get progressively more challenging based on your answers and should only take 12-15 minutes.
Practice Tests

Video interview

The first time we meet you will be via an online video interview. We’ll talk about your application and your strengths.

Face-to-face interview
The first time we meet in person will be with the graduate team at your local Standard Chartered offices.


Face-to-face
business interview When you’re through to the final stage, you’ll interview with the people you’ll be working with. They’ll already be working in the stream you applied for.

For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the Standard Chartered Bank International Graduate Programme 2018