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600 Children to benefit from FirstBank 4th Junior Internship programme
Firstbank Ghana has launched the fourth edition of its Junior Internship programme, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing financially responsible and future-ready young people through practical workplace experience.“Today, we celebrate more than the launch of another programme; we celebrate our steadfast commitment to investing in Ghana’s future through its young people,” he said.
He said initiatives such as the Junior Internship Programme played an important role in bridging the gap between classroom education and practical workplace experience, while helping young people develop skills, confidence and discipline.
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