Training activities for fresh graduates in the commercial banks
To develop Singapore into a financial centre in the region, banks need to develop their expertise and skills to meet the increasing competition and accelerating technological changes. Training is a vital strategy to enable the banks to adapt to these changing circumstances. More...
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Format: | Final Year Project |
Language: | English |
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2015
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10356/64527 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | To develop Singapore into a financial centre in the region, banks need to
develop their expertise and skills to meet the increasing competition and accelerating
technological changes. Training is a vital strategy to enable the banks to adapt to these
changing circumstances. Moreover, training is an important job attribute as it assists new
employees to adapt into organisation culture, provides valuable information about the
job, eliminates uncertainty and raises the market value of the trainees in the banking
industry. Graduates arc often recruited to fill managerial positions to be the future
decision makers of the bank. Hence, it is of interest to study the training activities of the
banks for fresh graduates.
The objectives of this study are to review the training programmes for fresh
graduates in the commercial hanks and to evaluate their effectiveness in integrating the
trainees into the organisation and achieving a level of competence fur the trainees in their
job. The information in this study . was based on surveys conducted on trainees and
interviews with the respective training personnel of the four hanks. The major findings
arc as follows:
J. Commercial hanks in Singapore provide orientation, on-and off-the-job
training for fresh graduates recruited
2. The training succeeded in integrating the trainees into the organisation and
making them competent for their job, either with minimum or extensive guidance.
The study also recommend an "ideal" training programme for the fresh graduates
in the banking industry. In addition, various future research topics which might originate
from this study arc suggested. |
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