Deadline for completion of training program is at year-end.
The application process for the Dual Study Program at Sparkasse Neuss is now open, offering a unique opportunity for high-achieving graduates to study alongside vocational training as a banker.
This 4-year program allows students to complete a vocational training and earn an internationally recognized Bachelor of Arts degree. Lectures for the program take place parallel to on-the-job training at the University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein.
To be eligible for the program, applicants need an Abitur with an average grade of 2.5 or better. Desirable qualities for the program include enjoying working with people, high performance orientation, initiative, efficient self-organization, high resilience, excellent language skills (German/English), and good manners.
During the program, students can immediately apply what they learn in lectures at Sparkasse Neuss. The program's duration is 4 years, providing ample time for students to gain a comprehensive understanding of banking operations.
For more information about the Dual Study Program at Sparkasse Neuss, please visit the provided link. The imprint for Sparkasse Neuss can also be found at the provided link.
It's important to note that there is another dual study program, the "Bachelor of Arts - BWL Bank," offered by the Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg (DHBW) at the Karlsruhe campus. This program, which also offers a practical vocational training as a bank clerk within the various departments of the bank, lasts for three years.
Regardless of the program chosen, both provide an excellent foundation for a career in banking.
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