Applications are now open for the NOVA Bank Graduate Trainee Program 2026, an excellent career-launching opportunity for young Nigerian graduates. The one-year intensive program provides a blend of classroom training, hands-on professional experience, and mentorship from top executives at NOVA Bank.
This article provides complete details on the program, its benefits, eligibility criteria, and the application procedure.
Program Summary
Host Country: Nigeria
Category: Internships | Training
Eligible Applicants: Nigerians
Reward: Monthly Salary, Professional Training, Employment Opportunity
Deadline: Not Specified
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Program Details
The NOVA Bank Graduate Trainee Program is designed for young, ambitious, and career-driven graduates who want to begin their journey in the financial sector.
NOVA Bank aims to become Africa’s most preferred financial solutions provider, driven by its philosophy: New Thinking. New Opportunities.
Through this program, the bank seeks to develop the next generation of innovators who will contribute to redefining the future of banking.
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Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the NOVA Bank Graduate Trainee Program 2026, applicants must:
Be passionate and ambitious, especially about sales
Hold at least a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university
Have graduated with a minimum of Second Class Lower (2:2)
Have completed the NYSC program
Be 28 years old or younger
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Program Benefits
Successful candidates will receive:
Competitive monthly salary
Intensive, world-class graduate training
Classroom learning and professional workshops
Hands-on experience with real industry tasks
Mentorship from senior executives and industry experts
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How to Apply (Step-by-Step)
1. Visit the official NOVA Bank careers page.
2. Review the program description and ensure you meet all requirements.
3. Prepare and upload all necessary documents.
4. Submit your application online.
👉 Apply Here:
Deadline
Not specified — early applications are encouraged.
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