TPB Bank PLC is a Bank that provides competitive financial services to our customers
and
creates value for our stakeholders through innovative products.
TPB Bank PLC is a Bank, whose vision is “to be the leading bank in Tanzania in the provision of affordable, accessible and convenient financial services”. As part of effective organizational development and management of its human capital in an effective way, TPB BANK PLC commits itself towards attaining, retaining and developing the highly capable and qualified workforce for TPB BANK PLC betterment and the Nation at large.
CALL FOR APTITUDE TEST FOR THE POSITION OF BANKING OPERATION OFFICER PEMBA.
This is to inform the below listed candidates to appear for an aptitude test which will
be held on 7th December 2017 at 6:30 pm .
The venue will be at the Law School of Tanzania located along Sam Nujoma road behind Mawasiliano Tower in Dar es salaam
Your are requested to bring with you any National identity card
👉CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE LIST OF 195 SELECTED CANDIDATES
For any inquiry please call 0688644327.
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ABOUT TPB BANK
TPB was established by the Tanzania Postal Bank Act No. 11 of 1991 as a separate legal entity from the now defunct TP&TC along with Tanzania Posts Corporation (TPC) and Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) which are also separate legal entities. The bank is regulated by Bank of Tanzania as a Non-Bank Financial Institution. On 29th June 2015, a bill to repeal Tanzania Postal Bank Act, 1991 as amended was tabled at the National Assembly. The repeal was passed and enacted The Tanzania Postal Bank (Repeal and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015 which was assented by, His Excellence Dr. Jakaya Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania. This Act granted the bank permission to register under the Companies Act, which was done on 29th March 2016 in the name of TPB Bank PLC.
The bank’s original focus at inception was providing financial services to the common Tanzanian and this has now evolved to focus on promoting financial inclusion and empowering Tanzanians by helping them develop a saving culture and access to credit.
and
creates value for our stakeholders through innovative products.
TPB Bank PLC is a Bank, whose vision is “to be the leading bank in Tanzania in the provision of affordable, accessible and convenient financial services”. As part of effective organizational development and management of its human capital in an effective way, TPB BANK PLC commits itself towards attaining, retaining and developing the highly capable and qualified workforce for TPB BANK PLC betterment and the Nation at large.
CALL FOR APTITUDE TEST FOR THE POSITION OF BANKING OPERATION OFFICER PEMBA.
This is to inform the below listed candidates to appear for an aptitude test which will
be held on 7th December 2017 at 6:30 pm .
The venue will be at the Law School of Tanzania located along Sam Nujoma road behind Mawasiliano Tower in Dar es salaam
Your are requested to bring with you any National identity card
👉CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE LIST OF 195 SELECTED CANDIDATES
For any inquiry please call 0688644327.
==========
Find New Jobs at TPB Bank PLC Through
LINk
ABOUT TPB BANK
TPB was established by the Tanzania Postal Bank Act No. 11 of 1991 as a separate legal entity from the now defunct TP&TC along with Tanzania Posts Corporation (TPC) and Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL) which are also separate legal entities. The bank is regulated by Bank of Tanzania as a Non-Bank Financial Institution. On 29th June 2015, a bill to repeal Tanzania Postal Bank Act, 1991 as amended was tabled at the National Assembly. The repeal was passed and enacted The Tanzania Postal Bank (Repeal and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015 which was assented by, His Excellence Dr. Jakaya Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania. This Act granted the bank permission to register under the Companies Act, which was done on 29th March 2016 in the name of TPB Bank PLC.
The bank’s original focus at inception was providing financial services to the common Tanzanian and this has now evolved to focus on promoting financial inclusion and empowering Tanzanians by helping them develop a saving culture and access to credit.