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NBK launches its First 2008 Summer Academy Program
- Kuwait: Monday, June 23 - 2008 at 09:25
- PRESS RELEASE
National Bank of Kuwait (NBK), a leading bank in Kuwait and the highest rated bank in the Middle East, has recently launched the first in a series of the 2008 Summer Academy Program two-week courses custom-made for high school students aged between 14 and 18 years.
Al Bahar added that the 5-hour daily sessions of two-week internship featured a mixture of theoretical and practical training dedicated to providing the interns with invaluable knowledge on a variety of subjects such as; the team work, creative thinking, means of self expression and modern banking work procedure, in addition to helping interns to have greater exposure to daily banking work procedures.
NBK regularly organizes and designs events and packages for the youth of the country to familiarize them with the world of banking and make them responsible citizens.
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Asmaa Mohammed SalehNational Bank of Kuwait - Public Relations
Tel: (965) 259 2577
Fax: (965) 2465 190
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