From left, Corean de Bruyn, Economics lecturer, Charlene Cupido, Administrator Business and Economic Sciences Faculty and Khaya Dhlamini, Public Outreach Officer for the South African Reserve Bank; Charlene, Nimrod Lidovho Stakeholder Manager for SARB, Smangele Nkosi, Accounting lecturer, Corean, Khaya and Amon Moleko Economist SARB.
The event provided students with valuable information about career opportunities within the SARB and the financial sector.
The delegation, comprising SARB professionals from various departments, engaged with students on topics, such as monetary policy, financial regulation, and the critical role the Reserve Bank plays in maintaining economic stability in South Africa.
Students were also introduced to SARB’s graduate development programmes, internships, and full-time career paths available to aspiring young professionals in fields, such as economics, banking supervision, and financial management.
Attendees had the opportunity to ask questions and gain deeper insights into the skills and attributes needed to succeed in the financial sector.
The delegation emphasised the importance of continuous learning, adaptability, and ethical leadership in finance. For many students, the visit highlighted how their academic training could lead to careers in finance.
The SARB visit left students inspired, informed, and eager to explore the wide range of career prospects in central banking and beyond. Events like these continue to strengthen the bridge between academic training and professional opportunities, enriching the future workforce of South Africa’s economy.
