Emirates Bank and the Dubai Women's College have reached an agreement bringing about a unified emphasis on the learning and development of Emirati women with a view of encouraging their participation in the banking sector.
Mr. Louis Scotto, Emirates Bank General Manager- Retail Banking and Dr. Howard Reed, Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) Senior Director and Dubai Women's College (DWC) Director, signed the agreement to open the branch at DWC. The intent of the agreement is to further the development and training of UAE national students of DWC for employment in the financial services and banking sectors in Dubai and specifically for employment by Emirates Bank.
Mr. Louis Scotto, Emirates Bank General Manager, Retail Banking commented by saying, 'With a 2007 promise to widely spread our branches across the nation and conveniently meet the needs of our wide customers base, we are proud to launch our second branch within an educational campus. The Dubai Women's College branch will effectively serve and educate the students of the college. It will hopefully encourage those interested in the banking sector to pursue their career in this growing industry. meUNIVERSITY products, to include the meUNI Credit Card, will be readily available to the students at the college.'
'This agreement provides our students with an excellent opportunity to 'Practice the Future' by applying their in-class learning material to a real-life work experience,' said Dr. Reed. 'We will continue to seek such partnerships in order to align DWC program offerings with industry standards and requirements,' he added.
The partnership with EBI was initially established by DWC's Business Department. 'It began with an ATM initiative then grew into a learning partnership,' said Dr. Monica Gallant, Business Department Chair at DWC.
'The agreement with EBI provides an authentic context for student learning and increases awareness of the Financial Services industry as a good career prospect,' noted Dr. Gallant.
The Emirates Bank Branch at DWC will provide DWC's students and graduates with hands-on real world work experience, learning opportunities, and employment. DWC Business students will work in the Emirates Bank branch for 2 hours each day on a rotational basis, while Financial Services students will work on projects with the bank. The branch will be based in the Student Center complex on DWC campus and will operate Sunday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Emirates Bank's meUNIVERSITY package is specially designed to offer university students a new dimension to their university life whilst giving them a valuable lesson in financial responsibility - all in one go. Within the meUNIVERSITY package, Emirates Bank offers meUNIVERSITY Transaction Accounts, easy Tuition Loans, and Credit Cards. meUNIVERSITY Accounts and Tuition Loans help make students' first steps into the banking world an easy and sensible one, while meUNI Credit Cards help to continue their journey into financial responsibility.
Emirates Bank opens branch at the Dubai Women's College
Emirates Bank, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, has expanded its wide-reaching network of branches with the addition of a branch at Dubai Women's College.
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, February 14 - 2007 at 13:20
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About Emirates Bank:Emirates Bank, who celebrates their 30th anniversary this year, offers a full range of retail banking products and services under the 'me' brand name. These include: meACCOUNTS (current & savings Accounts), meSAVE (tiered saving Accounts) meDEPOSITS (Term Deposits), mePERSONAL (Personal Loans), meDRIVE (Car Loans), meCARDS (Credit Cards), meUNI (Student-Oriented Banking Products/Services), meLADY (Female-oriented Banking Products) meINSURANCE (Insurance Products), meNRI (for Indian Expatriates), meNRL (for Lebanese Expatriates), and meMILES (Credit Card Loyalty Programme).
In addition, Emirates Bank offers its customers priority banking services through its Al Shaheen Club.
Emirates Bank offers its customers the convenience of banking across a range of channels. which include banking on-line, phone banking and through visiting one of the ever-expanding network of branches across the UAE. It is no wonder that Emirates Bank has been awarded the coveted status of a 'Superbrand' for the past three consecutive years.
For more information please contact:
Zeina El Haj
PR, Events& Sponsorship Manager
Emirates Bank
Tel: 04-209-2669
Fax: 04-225-0866
Shimaa Elsayed
Senior Account Executive
Tamra-C2
Tel: 04 295 1177
Fax: 04 2951188
About DWC:
Dubai Women's College, with more than 2,450 students, is a part of the Higher Colleges of Technology. The HCT is one of the leading higher education institutions in the UAE with 14 campuses located throughout the country delivering a wide range of quality programs to over 16,000 students.
For more information, please contact
Rajaa Abu-Jabr
Marketing Coordinator
Dubai Women's College/Higher Colleges of Technology
Tel: 04-208-9269
Fax: 04-208-9277
Posted by Janeta Novakovic, Assistant News EditorWednesday, February 14 - 2007 at 13:20 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This Article was updated on Tuesday, March 27 - 2007
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