Wema Bank Launches 2025 Bankers in Training Programme for Young Graduates – Apply by May 19
Kickstart your career in Tech or Sales with expert training, real banking experience, and great benefits from one of Nigeria’s leading financial institutions.
Are you a young graduate passionate about banking, technology, or sales? Wema Bank is giving you the chance to launch your career with its prestigious 2025 Bankers in Training (BIT) Programme.
This fully paid training initiative is open to graduates who want to grow professionally in either banking technology or client-focused sales. With two specialized tracks — Tech and Sales — the programme combines classroom training, hands-on experience, and attractive rewards.
Applications are open now and close on May 19, 2025.
What is the Wema Bank BIT Programme?
The Bankers in Training Programme is Wema Bank’s flagship talent development scheme aimed at preparing Nigeria’s brightest graduates for successful careers in the financial sector. Whether you’re interested in coding and data or building client relationships and closing deals, there’s a track tailored for you.

Track 1: Tech Cohort
Build the future of banking through innovation and digital solutions
This path is for individuals eager to work in areas like software development, cybersecurity, product design, or data analytics.
Eligibility Criteria
To apply, you must:
- Hold at least a Second Class Upper degree (or equivalent) in STEM disciplines such as Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or Statistics.
- Be 26 years or younger at the time of application.
- Have completed NYSC with a valid discharge certificate.
- Have 5 credits in WAEC, NECO, or equivalent — including Mathematics and English.
- Demonstrate strong interest in tech, digital banking, and problem-solving.
Bonus Skills That Stand Out
Candidates with skills in the following will have an edge:
- Programming languages (Python, Java, C#, Node.js)
- Cybersecurity, Cloud Infrastructure, Artificial Intelligence, or Machine Learning
- Data analytics, visualisation tools, or UI/UX design
- DevOps and product management
What You’ll Gain
- Intensive training led by tech experts
- Hands-on projects in real digital banking environments
- Competitive salary and performance bonuses
- Paid leave, health insurance, and wellness benefits
- Fast-tracked career growth and internal mobility
- Company profit-sharing and networking events

Track 2: Sales Cohort
Learn to build client trust and drive financial solutions across Nigeria
This track is ideal for candidates passionate about customer service, relationship management, and growing business portfolios.
What You’ll Do
- Develop and execute strategic sales plans
- Assist clients with loans, savings, and digital banking tools
- Build and manage customer relationships
- Achieve personal and team sales targets
- Collaborate with mentors and team leads
- Stay updated on market trends and bank offerings
Eligibility Criteria
To apply, you must:
- Hold at least a Second Class Upper degree (or equivalent) in any field of study.
- Be 26 years or younger at the time of application.
- Have completed NYSC with a valid discharge certificate.
- Possess 5 credits in WAEC, NECO, or equivalent — including Mathematics and English.
- Show genuine interest in sales, customer care, and the financial industry.
What You’ll Gain
- Structured training in client engagement and financial products
- Real-world experience in branch operations
- Competitive salary with bonus structures
- Health insurance, leave benefits, and paid holidays
- 13th-month salary and profit-sharing
- Long-term career progression and leadership development
Final Note: Application Deadline is May 19, 2025
This is more than just a job — it’s a career launchpad. If you’re driven, curious, and ready to shape the future of banking, the Wema Bank BIT Programme 2025 is for you.
Don’t miss this opportunity to join a legacy of excellence.
Apply now before the deadline.
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