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Dubai Bank offers summer internships

  • United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, June 16 - 2009 at 09:25

Dubai Bank has announced the launch of 'Taehhal' program, which offers a two-month summer internship programme for up to 20 students aged 16 years and above, including high school and university students who are residents of the UAE, training them in a wide range of business and banking skills. The bank says that interns will gain on-the-job experience across various divisions of the bank, and will acquire basic skills in customer service, communications, business writing, IT systems, and self-motivational exercises, within the context of the banking industry.

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