 First Bank Nigeria Plc is set to recruit for Graduate Trainee Positions in 2012. Applications are invited for 2011 Graduate Recruitment Programme. Another opportunity exists for competent graduates to join the foremost financial service organisation in the country through the First Bank Graduate Recruitment Programme. First Bank of Nigeria Plc is Nigeria's biggest and most successful financial service organisation. Driven by a vision to be clear leader and Nigeria's bank of choice. The institution has continued to reinvent itself with a view to sustaining its position as the first on all parameters. The Bank attracts the best talents available to fully maximize the immense opportunities available in the economy. 2011 Graduate Recruitment Programme Requirements Not more than 27 years old by February 2012 Must have completed NYSC with a valid certificate Minimum of B.Sc with Second Class Lower or HND with Upper Credit Year of graduation not earlier than 2007. Additional Requirements Analytical in reasoning Passionate and result driven Proactive. Good team player Excellent communication skills Proficient in the use of Ms Excel, Word and Power Point at the least. Application Deadline 30th December, 2011 How To Apply Interested and qualified candidates should: Click here to apply online via the e-recruitemnt portal Communication Process Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within 7 days after the expiration of the advertisement via SMS and e-mail.There are instances when e-mail messages go into spam/junk folder; you are therefore encouraged to check these folders as well as your inbox when you receive an SMS in respect of your application. For enquiries, please email: fbngrp@wfmcentre.com or call our help desk between 8:30am – 12:00 noon and 2:00pm - 4:30pm on Monday – Friday ONLY on 08129207978, or 08100444591. (No SMS Please) Response to all enquiries in respect of the application process will close 24hrs after the deadline for the submission of application i.e. 30/12/2011 SEARCH FOR HIGH PAID JOBS HERE |
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