What training is provided for newly-hired graduates?
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Anonymous asked a question to Kieran J.
Category: Application process
Date asked: Tuesday, May 23, 2023
Last reviewed: Tuesday, June 13, 2023
Kieran J.
Change Analyst
Hi, thanks for your question :)
So in terms of training I had a 2-week initial induction where I had to complete online e-learning modules. Then the second week was more specific. It was tailored to the training of the role. The kind of softwares that will be used, the systems etc.
The 2 weeks would then be signed off by your line manager.
However throughout my graduate programme so far I have been involved in external training workshops organised by 'Hemley Fraser'.
One of which was named - Communicating with Clarity, Business Acumen and Beginner 3 Hour Excel Course.
The opportunities are endless, the company really invests in training and is supportive.
Tuesday, June 13, 2023
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