Capital Bank Hosts Students as Part of "Job for a Day" Initiative
In line with its social responsibility programs and commitment to supporting the education sector, Capital Bank hosted a group of school students as part of the "Job for a Day" initiative organized annually by Injaz Organization.
The students went on a field tour of various departments and divisions of Capital Bank, where they received detailed explanations about the execution of tasks assigned to the bank employees. This aimed to raise awareness among the students about these roles, helping them in choosing their future careers that align with their abilities and aspirations.
Capital Bank's social responsibility strategy places great importance on the education sector as one of the key pillars for achieving sustainable and comprehensive development in the country.
It is worth mentioning that the "Job for a Day" initiative is one of the supportive activities for the National Financial Education Program in the Kingdom's schools. It provides an opportunity for students to learn about different professions and job opportunities available in the financial sector through field visits with the Injaz team to various financial and banking companies and institutions.
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