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Stanbic Bank Partners MTN to Equip Youth with Digital Skills

Stanbic Bank Ghana, through its Youth Banking Proposition, has reaffirmed its commitment to preparing the country’s youthful population for the future. This initiative was highlighted during a recent digital skills training event organized in collaboration with MTN Ghana.

Head of Youth Banking at Stanbic Bank, Nana Serwaa Bossman, emphasized the importance of equipping young people with digital skills necessary for the evolving job market. “At Stanbic Bank, we recognize the importance of equipping young people with the skills needed for the future. As the job landscape changes, having digital skills will empower them to thrive independently. That’s why we are committed to training the youth in areas that matter, preparing them for opportunities ahead,” she stated.

The partnership with MTN Ghana aims to provide comprehensive digital skills training to individuals aged 15 to 35 years within Stanbic’s Youth Segment. Leveraging the MTN Pulse platforms, the collaboration will deliver impactful educational content and practical exercises to enhance entrepreneurship.

Stanbic Bank’s Youth Banking Proposition offers tailored financial solutions to support the career growth of young people. The bank provides mentorship, guidance, and tools needed for success in a dynamic world, including an incubator program for aspiring entrepreneurs and tailored financial solutions for those seeking advanced education.

Recently, the bank launched its Youth Banking Proposition to address the unique financial needs of young Ghanaians. This proposition also includes educational resources on budgeting, saving, and investing, along with exclusive masterclasses aimed at fostering financial literacy.

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