Industrial training report: Malayan Banking Berhad / Wan Nurul Ashikin Wan Ismail

Industrial training is a vital component of a well-rounded education that helps students develop their skills. It involves both practical training and actual life experience. Malayan Banking Berhad, the country's largest provider of banking and financial services, was the organisation that made the internship opportunity available. The report for my internship is based on the six-month internship programme that I successfully completed at the Malayan Banking Berhad, Tanjung Bungah Branch in Penang. Maybank is currently active on a global scale, with operations in several Asian nations, including Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand. Maybank is an active participant in both the conventional and Islamic markets for business. It provides a wide variety of products and services, including account opening, investment banking, conventional and Islamic banking, hire purchase, insurance, and internet banking. During the six months of the internship, the student has been given the responsibility of working in the personal financial advisor and customer care departments, respectively. From the experience here, students have learned how to effectively market and sell Maybank products. Therefore, the student was able to increase both the level of confidence and the ability for analytical thinking while participating in the internship because the tasks that were assigned required attention to detail. This internship is a great opportunity for a student to grow competitively in today's challenging industry.