Career development
ISFB Summer School
Are you at the end of your bachelor's, master's or doctorate course and looking to join the professional world of banking and finance? The ISFB Summer School is for you.
The Swiss banking sector, particularly in French-speaking Switzerland, is a key player in the economy and a natural outlet for many university graduates. Many of them struggle to find their first job due to a lack of practical experience and knowledge of banking-specific professions. This Summer School has been designed as a bridge between the academic and professional worlds. It aims to boost the employability of young graduates by providing them with knowledge applied to the field through the intermediary of practitioners active in banking and finance, real-life situations, and a better understanding of the internal workings of financial establishments.
Program
Part I: Developing practical knowledge
- Retail Banking, Private Banking, Corporate Banking
- Financing and Investment
- Risk management, legal and compliance
- Visit to a banking establishment
- Hackathon
Part II: Confrontation with reality in the field
- Job market trends
- Identify your behavioral profile
- Developing your action plan
- Job interview simulations, HR meetings
Time and place
- 10-day classroom training (8:30am-12:30pm, 1:30pm-5:30pm)
- August 4, 2025 to August 15, 2025
- ISFB, Rte des Jeunes 12, 1212 Grand-Lancy
Price
- CHF 1950.00 / person
- Acceptance by application. Participants must hold a bachelor's, master's or doctorate degree, or be in the process of obtaining one.
About ISFB
ISFB is the professional skills development association for banks and financial institutions operating in French-speaking Switzerland. Founded in 1987, the non-profit association offers continuing education, certification, career development and skills development services for the French-speaking financial center. ISFB's services are aimed at member institutions and organizations active in the financial sector in French-speaking Switzerland, employees of member employers, as well as the general public (young graduates, jobseekers registered with an ORP in French-speaking Switzerland, retirees).