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Some 64 students from schools across Guyana have successfully completed the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Limited (GBTI) 2026 Work Study Programme, which was aimed at equipping them with the much-needed practical work experience as they enter the Guyanese workforce.
The students were celebrated with a graduation ceremony that provided an opportunity for them to reflect on their experiences and accomplishments while receiving certificates of completion and tokens of appreciation in recognition of their commitment and contributions throughout the programme. Over the six-week period, students were placed across GBTI’s Head Office and branches nationwide, including locations in Lethem, Port Kaituma and Anna Regina. They were assigned to various departments across the bank, giving them the opportunity to experience different aspects of the banking industry and gain insight into the operations of a professional organisation. The programme was designed to help students bridge the gap between the classroom and the workplace by providing practical exposure to professional environments. Throughout their placements, students gained valuable experience in areas including customer service, communication, teamwork, time management, workplace etiquette, responsibility and problem-solving.
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