Don’t miss out on a permanent job with one of South Africa’s biggest banks. The FNB Talent Acquisition Programme 2026 is opening doors for TVET graduates across the country—today.
What is the FNB Talent Acquisition Programme 2026?
FNB, together with Ekurhuleni East TVET College, is inviting qualified TVET students to join the bank as Sales and Service Advisors. This is not a learnership or internship; it’s a permanent, full‑time position that puts you straight into the banking industry.
Who can apply?
Applicants must hold one of the following qualifications:
- N6 and National Diploma in Financial Management
- N6 and National Diploma in Business Management
- Diploma in Banking
- National Certificate N6: Business Management
- National Certificate N6: Marketing Management
- N6 and National Diploma in Marketing Management
These courses are chosen because they prepare you for customer‑facing and financial service roles—exactly what FNB needs.
What will you gain?
As a Sales and Service Advisor you will:
- Assist customers with accounts and services
- Promote banking products
- Handle transactions and queries
- Provide basic financial guidance
Beyond the first job, you can move into roles such as Branch Consultant, Personal Banker, Credit Analyst, Financial Advisor, Relationship Manager, or Banking Operations Specialist. With experience you could even step into management, corporate banking or investment services, all backed by internal training and leadership programmes.
How to apply
- Update your CV – keep it tidy, one or two pages, and highlight any customer‑service or sales experience.
- Make certified copies of your South African ID.
- Open an account with FNB if you don’t already have one.
- Attend the walk‑in CV submission on the campus that matches your location and date:
- 23 March – Springs Campus
- 24 March – Brakpan Campus
- 25 March – Kwa-Thema Campus
- 26 March – Daveyton Campus
- 27 March – Benoni Campus
Time: 09:00 – 14:30. Arrive early if you can, before 09:00, to make a strong first impression.
Documents you must bring
- South African ID
- Certified copy of ID
- Updated CV
Optional items that can strengthen your application:
- Certified copies of your qualifications
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of residence
- Reference letters, if you have them
Practical tips to boost your chances
- Polish your CV – keep it clean, concise and focused on relevant skills.
- Prepare a short introduction – practice answering: Who are you? What did you study? Why do you want to work at FNB?
- Arrive early – this shows punctuality and eagerness.
- Dress professionally – business casual or formal; look like you belong in a bank.
- Show confidence and respect – maintain a friendly, professional attitude.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this a learnership or internship? No, it’s a permanent full‑time job.
- Do I need prior experience? Not necessarily; your qualification is the key requirement.
- Do I need an FNB account? Yes, you must have an active FNB account before applying.
- Can I apply online? No, submission is walk‑in only.
- What should I wear? Business casual or formal attire.
- What happens after I submit? Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews or assessments.
Important reminders
- This opportunity is based on official communication from Ekurhuleni East TVET College.
- The walk‑in process is first‑come, first‑served; act quickly.
- Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee selection.
- Always verify details through official college or FNB channels before sharing personal information.
Ready to take the next step? Gather your documents, polish that CV, and head to one of the campuses on the dates listed above. This could be the start of a rewarding career in banking. Good luck!
