Bank entry for middle school graduates - starting September 1, 2025

Beschreibung:

(COMPANY NAME) is the largest Private Banking and Asset Management group in the world to be owned by an entrepreneurial family. As the family office of the Princely House of Liechtenstein, we have years of experience in the management of sizeable sums of assets.

Job Description

Tailor-made banking and finance training for secondary school leavers without a university degree. It offers you the opportunity to get to know the core areas of banking over two years and enter the world of banking.

During your traineeship, you will support three to four departments in various banking areas. This will make your day-to-day work varied and diverse. You will be integrated into the team and supported by our practical mentors. This gives you the opportunity to find out in which direction you would like to develop after your internship.

* Practical experience in at least three different areas of the bank
* A team of more than 30 motivated and enthusiastic trainees and interns
* Personal support from professional practical trainers
* A wide range of development opportunities during and after the internship
* Theoretical banking training with our training partner CYP
* 2-week language course in an English-speaking country
* 1-week social week
* @LGTYoung Social Media Team Workshop
* Graduation with a diploma from the Swiss Bankers Association

Requirements

* Interest in the banking world
* Enjoy working with people and numbers
* Federally recognized school-leaving certificate
* Very good knowledge of German and English

Have we piqued your interest?
The following documents are required for an application:
* Letter of motivation
* Curriculum vitae
* Certificates and diplomas
* Other enclosures that say something about your special skills, e.g. work references

Contact Information

We are looking forward to receiving your online application.
For any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.
(COMPANY NAME) Gruppe Holding AG
Human ResourcesMiran Aydin