Job Description
The Global Maybank Apprentice Programme (GMAP) is Maybank's award-winning management trainee programme specially designed for graduates of today with two-year on-the-job rotations including a three-month international assignment. As one of the industry's award winning management trainee programme, GMAP is designed to provide graduates with a strategic platform to jump-start their career. The program is not limited to only graduates from business disciplines but also attracts graduates from a wide range of academic backgrounds. Journey ahead with GMAP and; 1. Gain a holistic 2-year learning experience with customised on-the-job rotations. There's no such thing as one programme. Your GMAP roadmap is tailored to your career goals, because we know what freedom is. 2. Engage with your assigned Coach and Mentors for bearings in your career throughout your GMAP journey. 3. Explore and enhance your leadership style in group-wide special projects. 4. Fly to any of our regional offices for cross-border exposure and network amongst young talents via International Assignments. 5. Want to be a chartered accountant in a bank No problem. We will sponsor your professional certification with ICAEW in our GMAP Plus. 6. The best part All these awesome perks with no bond! Hiring all year round, let us turn you into a cool banker!
Job Responsibilities
- Global Maybank Apprentices (GMAs) will go through highly personalised two-year on-the-job rotations based on their career aspirations.
- GMAs will also be assigned group-wide special projects to complement their professional & personal development.
Job Skills
- Leadership
- Analytical
- Defining-Problems
- Accuracy
- Business-Intelligence
- Collaboration
- Communication
- Conceptual
- Conflict-Resolution
- Creating-Ideas
- Creating-Innovation
- Decision-Making
- Displaying-Ideas
- Finance
Job Requirements
- ANY bachelor's degree
- Less than 2 years of working experience
- A leader in any way, shape or form
- Communicates effectively
- Reasonable analytical skills
- Final year students are encouraged to apply
