Showing posts with label HSBC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HSBC. Show all posts

Monday, 16 March 2020

Advanced Apprenticeships at HSBC!

HSBC
Advanced Apprenticeships at HSBC
As a bank, HSBC enables businesses to thrive and economies to prosper, helping people fulfil their hopes and realise their ambitions. This means people are at the heart of everything they do.
They are looking for individuals who share their passion for exceptional customer service. This is why they offer apprenticeships in a range of customer facing roles. This includes opportunities within their local branch network, contact centres and Commercial Business centres.
Deadline for applications: 4th April 2020
 
About HSBC
HSBC puts diversity at the heart of their business, because they understand how important it is both for commercial success and their customers. They want a connected international workforce of unique thinkers, that reflects the communities and markets in which they serve to help meet the needs of all their customers.
Roles Available
Customer Service Advanced Apprenticeship>
Advanced Level 3 Apprenticeship>
Application Deadline
Deadline for applications: 4th April 2020.
How to Apply
Your students can apply for these roles and find out more by visiting the roles on RateMyApprenticeship.

Friday, 12 September 2014

Prince's Trust and HSBC Research findings

UK businesses must tackle skills crisis


· 73 per cent of British businesses believe a skills crisis will hit the UK within the next three years.

· 32 per cent of organisations report skills shortages at entry level and more than half are currently



facing difficulties filling vacancies (53 per cent).

· 72 per cent believe that the recruitment of young people into the workforce is vital to avert a skills



crisis.

New research from The Prince's Trust and HSBC indicates that business leaders are facing skills gaps,

threatening to hamper economic growth.

UK employers say they are struggling to recruit, yet hundreds of thousands of unemployed young people are

desperate for work. We need to work together to up-skill the workforce of the future.