Kuwaitis trained at banks for year – Students seeking jobs in banks

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KUWAIT CITY, Oct 15, (KUNA): Governor of the Central Bank of Kuwait and Chairman of the Institute of Banking Studies Dr Yousef Al- Hashel has declared start of enrolling the sixth batch newly-graduated students seeking qualification to work in banking.

The planned course is part of a broad program to train and employ Kuwaiti citizens in the sector “and constitutes fruit of continuing cooperation between the Central Bank and the Kuwaiti banks,” he said in a statement on Saturday, affirming that the sector “shoulders responsibilities in various realms related to serving the society by preparing national cadres capable of contributing to development in the State of Kuwait,” he said.

The program aims at selecting “elite graduates, trailing them and sharpening their skills to serve in the banking sector, with theoretical and field activities at Kuwaiti and renowned international banks for a year,” Al-Hashel said, noting the approach to train “promising leaders in the profession.” The program, managed by the institute, is coexecuted by the CBK and Kuwaiti banks.

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