Cairo Amman Bank launches fourth phase of Future Bankers Program
Cairo Amman Bank (CAB) announced the launch of the fourth phase of its “Future Bankers” training program aimed at improving the levels of efficiency of CAB’s new employees and reflecting the Bank’s genuine philosophy of empowering young bankers with both theoretical and Practical techniques.
The program focuses on specific banking topics which were pre-determined according to the needs of the trainees. Training tools include lectures by specialized and highly qualified instructors, practical applications and group discussions.
Deputy General Manager of CAB, Mr. Kamal Al-Bakri said “This program provides a solid foundation from which we can build a distinctive generation of knowledgeable and professional bankers with clear world class standards. This is our fourth phase and we aim to continue with “Future Bankers” as long as we have people to train. This is a testament to our commitment to upgrade and enhance our team’s skills which we believe will drive and maintain our position as a leader in the banking and financial sector in the Kingdom.”
Mr. Al-Bakri added:” The program is a great opportunity for CAB trainees to further solidify their professional accreditations as “Future Bankers” by building on the trainees’ knowledge. This is achieved through scientific approaches that comprise both theoretical and practical sessions with intensive internal and external courses aimed at refining practical skills and enhancing self confidence”.
Twenty young bankers have enrolled in the fourth phase of CAB’s ‘Future Bankers” program which will run for four months. During the program trainees will experience and undertake a range of tasks in different departments and branches of the Bank.
Mr. Al-Bakri concluded, “We are looking forward to developing and strengthening the capacities of CAB’s new generation of professional bankers who will enhance our reputation of providing distinctive banking solutions and deliver the highest customer service levels of our banking services.”