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Send this pageThe Comprehensive Training Program for Bankers aims at qualifying and developing skills of the employees mainly the new recruits in the banking and financial sector, and at widening their knowledge in different aspects of banking operations, in order to facilitate assimilation in their institutions and to develop their mental abilities and productivity. The program has been designed using the latest scientific approaches that conforms to the nature of the banking and financial activities.
The program consists of three parts: the first includes the internal banking operations and aims at increasing the participants, knowledge in the mechanizm of performing the internal banking operations and provides them with skills and experiences related to the nature of their work in this field. This part include bank accounts such as deposits, savings, fixed accounts, certificates of deposits, direct and indirect credit facilities. In addition to bank cheques , treasury and safety vaults, electronic cards and banking services, bank risk enquiry and bank guarantees.
The second part of the program includes the external banking operations and aims at raising the participants, efficiency through providing them with the different technical aspects of the external banking operations.
This part include subjects of documentary credits, bills for collection, external transfers, correspondent banks and the basics of dealing and opening accounts with them.
The third part consists of specialized banking subjects that are essential for new recruited staff . This part include subjects of bank accounting, banking legislations, detecting bank counterfeit and forgery, bank marketing, customer service and banking ethical code.
The Institute during 2011 conducted this program (4) times for (77) participants from different Jordanian banking and financial institutions for the duration of (112) training hours for each program.
Accordingly, the Institute carried out up till the end of 2011 the total number of (43) programs with the participation of (899) participants representing different Jordanian banks and financial institutions.