NIIT IFBI and HDFC Bank Launch ACE Banker Program to Train Future Customer Service Professionals
NIIT Institute of Finance, Banking and Insurance (NIIT IFBI) and HDFC Bank have launched the ACE Banker Program. This initiative aims to train customer service professionals to meet the evolving demands of the banking sector, providing job opportunities upon completion.
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New Delhi, July 29: NIIT Institute of Finance, Banking and Insurance (NIIT IFBI), a subsidiary of NIIT, has today announced the launch of the 'ACE Banker Program' in collaboration with HDFC Bank, India's largest private sector bank. The program is a critical part of NIIT's Talent Pipeline as a Service (TPaaS) initiative, aiming to recruit and train customer service professionals for HDFC Bank.
The ACE Banker Program is meticulously crafted to meet the dynamic needs of the banking sector, equipping participants with essential skills and knowledge required for customer service roles at HDFC Bank. The comprehensive program includes 45 days of residential training at NIIT University's Campus, and successful candidates will receive a joint certificate from HDFC Bank and NIIT Limited, along with job offers subject to the program's terms and conditions.
CEO of NIIT Ltd., Pankaj Jathar, remarked, 'At NIIT, we are committed to fostering skilled human capital and enriching the talent ecosystem. Our strategic collaboration with HDFC Bank for the ACE Banker Program will address the talent needs of HDFC Bank, create new employment opportunities, and contribute to the banking industry's talent pool.' HDFC Bank's CHRO, Vinay Razdan, added, 'The ACE Banker Program is a positive initiative that will nurture high-caliber talent in customer service, establishing a robust talent pool and offering significant career opportunities to young professionals eager to enter the banking sector.'
(With inputs from agencies.)
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