Banque du Caire · Cairo, Egypt · Posted 2026-05-07
Calling all Aspiring Bankers to Be!Banque du Caire is excited to launch a new round of “2026 Summer Internship Program”.If you are a 2nd or 3rd year student with a passion for Banking and looking to gain valuable Industry experience? Then this internship is for you!What to Expect:Full-time summer program: Immerse yourself in the world of Banking for one month.Head Office or Branch placement: Location will depend on your field of study and Departmental capacity.Real-world experience: Assist with current Banking operations, optimize existing products & services, while contributing your fresh ideas.Mentorship and learning: Gain valuable insights from experienced professionals.Eligibility:2nd or 3rd year University Student.Minimum GPA: Good.University: Accredited by the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education.Major: Accounting, Business Administration, Finance & Investment, Banking & Finance, Marketing, E-Commerce, Economics & Political Science, Computer Science, Management Information System.Application Requirements:University Enrollment Letter: Clearly stating your major, Grade and year of study.Updated CV: Include your email address as well as your phone number.Clarify if you are applying for the July or August round.Application Deadline: Thursday, 29th of May 2026.Ready to Kickstart Your Banking Career? Apply Now
Banque du Caire is one of Egypt's oldest commercial banks, established in 1952 and majority-owned by the Egyptian state. The bank provides retail, SME, and corporate banking services across a national branch network with a focus on small business and microfinance lending.
What you should know
250+ branches in Egypt: National branch network across Egyptian governorates.
Major SME and microfinance lender: Strong focus on small business and microfinance lending compared to peer state banks.
Founded in 1952: One of Egypt's oldest commercial banks, founded in 1952.
How they work
Financial inclusion — Deep history serving Egyptian SMEs and microfinance customers - financial inclusion is operational, not aspirational.