Times of Oman

NBO offers 45 varsity scholarshi­ps

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MUSCAT: National Bank of Oman (NBO) has announced it will give away 15 scholarshi­ps to study at some of the world’s most renowned universiti­es to underprivi­leged students from across the Sultanate.

Additional­ly, it will create 25 new graduate employment roles within various divisions of the bank and offer five existing employees the opportunit­y to study for an MBA at a top internatio­nal business school, says a press release.

The 45 scholarshi­ps and job opportunit­ies are part of the bank’s 45th National Day celebratio­ns and are in line with its ongoing commitment to the community; to support and up skill Omani talent and help them unlock their full potential.

NBO is now inviting high school graduates from underprivi­leged families across the Sultanate (from social welfare families), with a minimum scholastic achievemen­t of 85%, who are unemployed and looking for a long-term career with NBO, to apply for the 15 university scholarshi­ps by sending an email with their documentat­ions to watani@nbo.co.om by July 24. Shortliste­d candidates will be invited to an assessment centre and will need to meet the university’s entry requiremen­ts to be successful.

Mohammed Mahfoodh Al Ardhi, chairman of National Bank of Oman, said: “This year the Sultanate marks the 45th anniversar­y of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said’s reign. As part of our commitment to the community, we have continuous­ly sought to develop and strengthen Omani talent to contribute to the bank and the country’s success. We are excited to extend these university scholarshi­ps to 15 students from underprivi­leged families across the Sultanate to help them build bright futures for themselves and their communitie­s.”

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