Citi Graduate Learnership Programme 2026: Launch Your Finance Career

Kickstart your finance career with Citi's 2026 Learnership in Johannesburg! Gain global exposure and valuable skills. Apply now!

Published 15 April 2026
Closing Date 27 May 2026
Opportunity
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Citi

Embark on a transformative journey with Citi’s learnership Graduate Programme 2026, a unique opportunity based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, designed to equip South African graduates with invaluable experience in the financial sector. Although no specific closing date is provided, we encourage you to apply as soon as possible to secure your spot.

About the Opportunity

Citi’s year-long graduate learnership offers a comprehensive introduction to the financial world, focusing on Investor Services – Custody. This programme provides a rare chance to gain insight into global financial markets while developing essential banking and finance skills.

Key Responsibilities

Participants will work within the Custody team, engaging in financial operations, asset servicing, settlements, and reporting. The role includes assisting with client service and operational processes, alongside developing analytical and problem-solving skills through structured training and development programmes.

Requirements/Qualifications

Eligible candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree with a 65% average or above, or a Master’s degree, and have 0–1 year of work experience, including internships. A passion for banking and finance, strong communication and teamwork skills, leadership potential, analytical ability, and a strong work ethic are essential.

Benefits

Join a global banking leader and gain international exposure, build a strong foundation in finance, and enhance your career prospects. This programme offers the potential for long-term career growth within Citi.

Why You Should Apply

This is an exceptional opportunity to work for a global leader in banking, gain international exposure, and build a solid foundation in finance, all while improving your career prospects in the banking industry.