xammax:


By God grace i will get into that banking system. Considering am even studying a related course; Accounting.

Any course can work in a bank. Also you don't even need to study accounting to be an accountant, just pass ICAN

rationalmind:


Since you're obviously wrong about the one you're sure of, we can dismiss the others.

Badt guy

asuustrike1:

Their pay is huge

You don taste poverty o.

rtdCivilservant:

don't be deceived by those big figures some people are putting up here banks don't really pay up to that, if they pay a gt/fresh graduate up to 200k that means the manager would earn up to a million. most banks with the exception of few international banks (like standard chartered) pay between 80 and 120k for graduate trainees, while for contract staff they pay between 40 and 70k. u can take this to the bank, diamond bank I know for sure pays their contract staff between 55 and 60k

don't say what you don't OK, they pay bankers very well, not contract staff but the core staff

Gerrard59:


Stop being an ignoramus!

The poster you quoted is right.

GTB - More than 200K

Wema Bank - More than 180K

First Bank - More than 180K

Access Bank - 250K excluding a car loan (the car loan seems mandatory these days).

StanbicIBTC - More than 250K

Ecobank - More than 220K for management trainee and > 150K for graduate trainee

Zenith Bank - Less than 150K but more than 100K (if only you have professional certification. If not, you're a contract staff even if you pass through training school).

UBA - 80K for a year. After confirmation, it increases to 150K thereabouts.

Sterling - More than 180K

Union Bank - More than 200K

Those are all I can remember.

P.S. These salaries are after training school and are gross not net earnings. Also, graduate trainees not contract staff.

Know your Workforce, Dragnet and GMAT and getting a bank job won't be difficult.



Hopefully, you get what you desire. But regarding the bold, it's not by course, engineers these days are more at an advantage due to their adroitness on the numerical aspect for passing aptitude tests. Anyone regardless of his/her course of study can get a job in the bank provided basic requirements are fulfilled. Moreover, anyone can become an accountant without studying accounting or related disciplines.

i would likem to ask if banks still pay Graduate Trainees up to this kinda amount even in 2022...cause i`ve been trying to pursue a career in it

DevilsEqual:




i would likem to ask if banks still pay Graduate Trainees up to this kinda amount even in 2022...cause i`ve been trying to pursue a career in it

The only one I know is UBA which pays 250K to grad trainees upon confirmation.

No more graduate trainee in UBA. They traine their newly employed person as an executive trainee straight.

Gerrard59:


The only one I know is UBA which pays 250K to grad trainees upon confirmation.

donbee:
No more graduate trainee in UBA. They traine their newly employed person as an executive trainee straight.

What do they call these "newly employed persons"?

Executive trainee
After all such screening stages, you will do 3 months online training and 3 months live training at their training school. After which you will resume work as an Executive trainee.
All those graduate trainee cadre where scrap out during the bank transformation as of 2020..

Gerrard59:


What do they call these "newly employed persons"?

donbee:
Executive trainee
After all such screening stages, you will do 3 months online training and 3 months live training at their training school. After which you will resume work as an Executive trainee.
All those graduate trainee cadre where scrap out during the bank transformation as of 2020..

OK. No difference then. Just mere semantics. I know there was a grad trainee scheme, after which they get promoted to executive trainees.

There is difference.
Before 2020. You will be employed, go to training school come out as graduate trainee 1(80k as salary) after a year you becomes graduate trainee 2( 100k as salary) after another year you become Executive trainee (140k as salary), after sometimes Executive trainee 2 (174k as salary.

After the transformation in 2020.

You will be employed do 3 months online training and 3 months at training school with 60k monthly stipend. After the training you will be posted as Executive trainee straight with 250k as salary.

Gerrard59:


OK. No difference then. Just mere semantics. I know there was a grad trainee scheme, after which they get promoted to executive trainees.

donbee:
There is difference.
Before 2020. You will be employed, go to training school come out as graduate trainee 1(80k as salary) after a year you becomes graduate trainee 2( 100k as salary) after another year you become Executive trainee (140k as salary), after sometimes Executive trainee 2 (174k as salary.

After the transformation in 2020.

You will be employed do 3 months online training and 3 months at training school with 60k monthly stipend. After the training you will be posted as Executive trainee straight with 250k as salary.

Yeah, I know about that. The recruitment process was pretty easy and fast compared to UBA peers, although that contributed to high attrition rate (esp the salary for ambitious folks). But it provided a good starting point for most graduates including those with lower grades.

When I have the time, I will publish an article on Nairaland about the various companies' graduate recruitment programs from 2019-2021 and how many graduates tried ways to circumvent the processes.

Interesting times.

DevilsEqual:




i would likem to ask if banks still pay Graduate Trainees up to this kinda amount even in 2022...cause i`ve been trying to pursue a career in it

stanbic IBTC pays 350k after training. Core bankers earn better money. Contract staff dey suffer

Any1 had any idea on Keystone?

[quote author=Kylekent59 post=76539079]Diamond bank is 100-120k, how did that guy get 209k

I have a sister who works as a customer service at GTB, she earns close to 250k.



Why I hate salary work. You will always want the month to come to an end and once that money is paid, expenses expenses.

Imagine yourself earning 250k.

50k for foodstuffs for the family

10k to service my car a month

10k on PHCN, nepa bill

1k security in my area

5k to my 3 siblings(15k)

2k for gen service

25k for tithe

5k for subscription

1k for feeding (1k x30=30k)

1k for the gim exercise

4k for maintaining my body

5k flexing my guys

5k on fuel

5h for shaving


Total=124,500

Net savings = 250,000- 124,500
=125,500.


No GF for now, them fit collect my remaining 125,500.

Deposit 100k for future purposes, then d remaining 25k, for Sars/thief/bet9ja/ for ukwu /beach/party


Even sef, to use bank salary to build house is very hard.



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Gerrard59:


Yeah, I know about that. The recruitment process was pretty easy and fast compared to UBA peers, although that contributed to high attrition rate (esp the salary for ambitious folks). But it provided a good starting point for most graduates including those with lower grades.

When I have the time, I will publish an article on Nairaland about the various companies' graduate recruitment programs from 2019-2021 and how many graduates tried ways to circumvent the processes.

Interesting times.

Can wait to read this, please publish the article & notify me🙏😁

stephano100:


Can wait to read this, please publish the article & notify me🙏😁

I don bookmark this page. It is going to take time sha.