Firstrand Private Banking Graduate Programme 2024 / 2025

Learnerships Hub; Johannesburg; On-site; ZAR 300 000 - 400 000; Full time

Job summary

A leading financial institution in Johannesburg is offering the FirstRand Private Banking Graduate Programme for 2024-2025. This programme is designed to equip participants with skills in client relationship management, financial analysis, and investment strategies. Ideal for job seekers interested in finance and banking, this opportunity provides a structured path for career advancement and personal development.

Benefits

Hands-on training

Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• Participants should have an interest in finance and banking.
• Willingness to learn and grow within the banking sector.

Responsibilities

• Gain hands-on experience in private banking.
• Work alongside experienced professionals.
• Contribute to client relationship management and financial analysis.

Skills

Client relationship management

Financial analysis

Investment strategies

Education

Degree in finance, banking, or related field

Job description

Firstrand Private Banking Graduate Programme

Explore FirstRand Private Banking's Graduate Programme in Johannesburg for 2024-2025. This programme offers hands‑on experience and training in private banking, equipping participants with skills in client relationship management, financial analysis and investment strategies. It is designed to develop future leaders within FirstRand, providing a platform for professional growth and development.

Johannesburg's financial sector is a hub for banking and investment opportunities, making this graduate programme an ideal starting point. Participants will gain exposure to real‑world banking operations, working alongside experienced professionals and contributing to the bank's success. The programme aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of private banking services and client needs.

Job seekers interested in finance, banking and graduate programmes should consider this opportunity. The FirstRand Private Banking Graduate Programme in Johannesburg offers a structured path for career advancement and skill enhancement. It is a chance to join a leading financial institution and make a meaningful impact in the world of private banking, with potential roles in financial analysis, client services, and portfolio management.

Rockwell Automation – Graduate Engineer

As a Graduate Engineer you will participate in a 12‑month entry‑level program designed to help you build core engineering skills through hands‑on experience with Rockwell Automation products. You will report to the Engineering Manager and work onsite in Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa.

Your Responsibilities

• Design, define and implement complex system requirements for customers.
• Prepare studies and analyze existing systems to identify areas for improvement.
• Determine system specifications, input/output processes and hardware/software compatibility.
• Coordinate subsystem design and integration of total systems.
• Identify, analyze and resolve program support deficiencies, recommending corrective actions.

The Essentials – You Will Have

• Engineering degree in Automation or Industrial Computing.
• Ability and willingness to travel and work at customer sites.

The Preferred – You Might Also Have

• Experience in diagnosing and resolving technical issues in engineering projects.
• Ability to do tasks independently while collaborating effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
• Experience in preparing technical documentation and communicating engineering concepts.

What We Offer

Our benefits package includes …

• On‑demand digital course library for professional development
• and other local benefits

At Rockwell Automation we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive and authentic workplace, so if you're excited about this role but your experience doesn't align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right person for this or other roles.

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