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BNM Graduates Programme (the Programme) is a fully sponsored project by Bank Negara Malaysia (the Bank) which forms part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) endeavour. The Programme was first launched in 2009 in support of the Government's economic stimulus to enhance the employability of graduates particularly those from less privileged families. The Programme provides selected graduates with the opportunity to develop their competencies based on workforce requirements, as well as on-the-job learning through attachment with various reputable companies for a total duration of one year or less. The graduates were provided a monthly sustenance allowance of RM1,500.00 by the Bank throughout the programme.

The first intake consisted of 500 graduates from all over Malaysia, thus, the name GP500 became synonymous with the Programme. Within a year, 432 graduates have successfully secured permanent posts or have been absorbed by the companies that they were attached to. The success of GP500, has spurred the Bank to continue with a second intake, which is expected to take place in April 2011. The second intake, to be known as GP200 is hoped to benefit a total of 200 participants nationwide.

For Graduates:
To be eligible to participate in the Programme, candidates must be unemployed at the time of application. The candidates must be Malaysian citizens aged 25 years old and below, and from families with a monthly household income not exceeding RM3,000.00. The candidates must at least possess Bachelor's Degree from any tertiary institution recognised by the Public Service Department of Malaysia (JPA), and are conversant both in Bahasa Malaysia and English. The candidates also must be committed to continuous learning and self-improvement. Priority will also be given to candidates with pleasant demeanour and good interpersonal skills.

How to apply:
Interested candidates are advised to complete the Online Application.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE

Alternatively candidates may download the form (MS Word, 670KB) and mail it to:

DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORM HERE

Secretariat
BNM Graduates Programme
Human Resource Management Department
Level 11, Block C,
Bank Negara Malaysia
Jalan Dato' Onn
50480 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Or

Fax the completed application form to 03-2697 0090 or 03-2697 0094, addressed to:

Secretariat
BNM Graduates Programme
Bank Negara Malaysia

Closing date: All applications must reach the Secretariat before 31st January 2011.






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How To Get the Job Interview

Scoring the interview for the job that you want doesn’t have to be rocket science. Sometimes you can score that interview by simply making a phone call. There are many ways that people go about trying to get an interview. The methods of achieving one vary by company. It is best to know what the company’s application process is before taking your first step.

Generally, when a company is hiring they post an ad in the newspaper or an online job bank. How to contact them is usually included in the ad as well. You don’t want to email a resume to a company that is requesting that you walk in with your resume. You don’t want to call a company that requires a faxed resume etc. Ignoring their initial contacting information will guarantee that you will not get that interview because you have already proven that you can’t follow simple directions.

Sometimes, you can get a job lead from a friend before the job has been posted. If this is the case, you can either ask the friend to give the employer your resume and cover letter. If your friend doesn’t actually work where the lead came from, you can try calling about the position and ask what the application procedure is.

There are four general methods of applying for a job, and they include these basic methods.

Sending a Resume

Some companies prefer that you mail in your resume. For this type of approach, it is best to include a cover letter with your resume. The cover is a basic letter that describes the position that you are interest in and a few details of your qualifications and skills. It is basically your lead in to your resume. Before writing your cover letter, you should know whom the letter is to be addressed to. You never want to begin a cover letter with “Dear Sir or Madame” or “To whom it may Concern”. It shows that you have not prepared, and that you are not looking for a specific position with their company, but any job that you can get your hands on. Basically, it is disrespectful to your prospective employer.

Emailing Your Resume

Emailing resumes is becoming a commonplace way for recruiters to get resumes. Most companies offer this method as an alternative to the others. However, there are few tips on how you should go about it.
You should attach your resume as a word document or PDF file. These are the most common formats and what most companies will accept. The subject line should read like this: Smith, John (clerical position)This makes it easy for the recruiter to know who the email is from, and what it pertains to. It also assures that your email will be read.
Sometimes there are specific methods for addressing an emailed resume. Some companies have certain subject line requirements so follow them. If your company wants you to paste your resume, don’t send attachments because your email will be deleted right away.

Faxing Your Resume

Again, you will need to include a cover letter when you fax in your resume. If you are not using your own fax machine, be sure to include your proper contact information. The rules for your cover letter are the same as for mailing your resume. More about cover letters will be provided a bit later on in this book.

Walk-In Your Resume

For this type of application procedure, you will want to dress appropriately. You would want to dress just like you would for an interview. Company’s usually ask you to do this if you are going to be working directly with customers. They ask for a walk in because they want to get a look at your grooming habits right away. Sometimes, a walk in will have the employer giving you a brief interview on the spot, to see if they will require a formal interview later. So be on your best and most appropriate behavior.

Also, walk-ins do not require you to bring in a cover letter with your resume. Your appearance is sort of the cover letter. Sometimes, you will be requested to fill out an application form as well. Smile and be polite, no matter who you are talking to. That could be the difference between getting an interview and just taking an extra trip for nothing.

Telephoning for an Interview

It is not particularly common anymore for companies to ask you to call them for an interview. That is usually saved for jobs that include sales and/or jobs that are not so easily applied for by the other methods. Telephoning for an interview is a bit common when a company requires that you be on the phone a lot. It gives them a feel for the quality and the personality of the person on the phone. When making this type of interview request, always speak in a clean and clear manner. Be polite and prepared to answer any questions that may be asked of you. You might approach the telephone interview like this:

“Hello Mr. Brown, I am Mike Sandal. I am calling with regards to your ad in the Post about the clerical position”. If you are asked your experience and/or previous work experience, be prepared to answer quickly and explain how long you have been doing that type of work and give a brief description of your duties.