CA Trainee Programme 2027: Rotations in Banking Finance

Spane4all; Johannesburg; On-site; ZAR 150,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The Nedbank Chartered Accountant (CA) Training Programme offers aspiring Chartered Accountants the opportunity to complete SAICA-accredited articles within a dynamic banking environment. Over three years, trainees rotate across divisions, gaining exposure to finance strategy, governance, reporting, risk management and business processes.

The programme develops technical and professional skills while encouraging trainees to contribute to committees, cultural initiatives and Nedbank's

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting
• Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting or equivalent programme granting access to SAICA's Initial Test of Competence

Responsibilities

• Rotate into various divisions within the bank during the three-year CA training period
• Manage deliverables within reasonable turnaround times aligned to role specifications and rotations
• Seek opportunities to improve business processes and systems while adding value
• Proactively drive and manage personal learning and development in line with SAICA requirements
• Participate in programme committees such as Marketing, Recruitment, and Social to enhance professional development
• Contribute to Nedbank's culture and transformation goals through initiatives like staff surveys

Education

Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting

Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting or equivalent programme granting access to SAICA's Initial Test of Competence

Job description

The Nedbank Chartered Accountant (CA) Training Programme offers aspiring Chartered Accountants the opportunity to complete SAICA-accredited articles within a dynamic banking environment. Over three years, trainees rotate across divisions, gaining exposure to finance strategy, governance, reporting, risk management and business processes.

The programme develops technical and professional skills while encouraging trainees to contribute to committees, cultural initiatives and Nedbank's