By taking part in this initiative, students can gain valuable hands-on experience and practical skills that will boost their future job prospects
University and college students in the UAE now have the opportunity to apply for part-time jobs at Sharjah Islamic Bank (SIB).
On Monday, the bank introduced a new part-time employment programme specifically for Emirati students, allowing them to work across various departments and branches. This initiative is aimed at attracting and nurturing local talents.
The programme offers several benefits to students and recent graduates, including flexible working hours of four hours per day, a monthly salary, annual leave, and study leave during the exams periods. Additionally, health insurance is provided as part of the employment package.
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By taking part in this initiative, students can gain valuable hands-on experience and practical skills that will boost their future job prospects. The programme also meets the growing demand for flexible job opportunities that allow students to balance their academic responsibilities with professional growth.
The initiative was launched at the University of Sharjah, in the presence of officials from SIB, the Human Resources Department, and representatives from the University of Sharjah's campuses in Sharjah, Khor Fakkan, and Al Dhaid, as well as from Higher Colleges of Technology, the American University of Sharjah, Sharjah Maritime Academy (SMA), and Skyline University College.
Hassan Al Balghouni, head of corporate communications at Sharjah Islamic Bank, highlighted that the initiative aims to position Sharjah as a leading destination for career development and to support the next generation of professionals in the financial and banking sectors.
The Shariah-compliant bank’s net profits after tax surged 14.5 per cent to Dh566.2 million during the January-June 2024 period. Its assets surged to Dh74.2 billion as of June 30, 2024.
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