What are the requirements for bank recruitment?

The specific recruitment conditions vary from bank to bank, but generally speaking, the recruitment conditions of banks will include several categories:

1. Education requirements: Full-time undergraduate and above graduates from domestic and foreign institutions of higher learning should obtain nationally recognized registration cards, graduation certificates, degree certificates and education department's education certification when reporting for duty.

2. Professional requirements: the major studied should be related to the job requirements. The specific professional requirements are subject to the job requirements in the recruitment announcement. However, except for some positions with strict professional requirements, other positions are not very strict with professional requirements.

3. English requirements: Most banks require undergraduates to pass CET-4 and postgraduates to pass CET-6. English major graduates should reach at least CET-4; Graduates majoring in minority languages and other foreign languages should pass other corresponding foreign language proficiency tests.

What we can see is that most banks have requirements for the English level of candidates, either CET-4 or CET-6, and they all need corresponding English level certificates. Therefore, the corresponding English level certificate must be available.

As for other certificates, you don't have to apply for a bank, but if you do, it will add a lot of points to the online application screening and interview, and become a bargaining chip that stands out among many competitors. Next, let's sort out the certificates that can be tested at school and will add points:

1, computer secondary certificate, Putonghua proficiency certificate.

2. Banking qualification certificate. Some banks directly indicate in the announcement that holders of banking qualification certificates are preferred, so obtaining banking qualification certificates is very helpful for bank recruitment.

3. Financial planner certification. In the investment field, for the personal financial advisors of traditional banks or insurance companies, the more useful certificate is the domestic financial planner certification (AFP).

4. Risk Manager Certificate (FRM). It is helpful for students who focus on the field of bank risk control. After all, banks, funds and brokers all need to monitor risks.

5. Internationally registered internal auditors. If you want to work as an auditor in a bank, the CIA certificate has high gold content and strong professionalism, which is helpful for the post.