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Do you need to be studying Accounting/Economics or Finance at university to get a job in banking?
Front-end banking jobs offer..
🤩 High job satisfaction
🤩 Interesting and meaningful work
🤩 Significantly higher financial compensation
So many of the students I speak to believe that unless they studied finance at uni, they stand no chance of breaking into banking.
That is categorically not true as a significant proportion of students who take our longer courses have no prior experience in banking.
Many if these students went on to work for prestigious names such a as Goldman Sachs, UBS, JP Morgan, Fidelity and many more.
Getting a job in banking is about ticking 6 boxes..
✅ Decent A-levels
✅ Quant/Math skills
✅ Strong Communication
✅ Past internships in banking
✅ Technical knowledge of banking
✅ Commercial Awareness
That's it! 🏌️
Candidates who take our courses are able to fill in four of the six boxes above - which most students struggle with.
I have seen students from top universities give up on their dream of breaking into banking because they were not able to handle technical/commercial awareness questions in the interview.
It's not their fault, it's just that most students don't realize how much preparation is involved to get a job in banking.
That's exactly why we have a 90% success rate on our 8-week course.
In fact many students who do end up taking finance do not get a job in banking as they soon realise that the theory they picked up at University is far from the practice in the real world.
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