Overview
Wing Bank's Young Winger programme offers Cambodian youth structured internships combining hands-on banking experience, skills training and possible paths to full-time work.
Complete internship details
Wing Bank says the Young Winger Development Programme offers internships to youth who have completed high school, with soft-skills and role-specific training. Internships typically last four to six months. Wing Bank states that successful interns may receive full-time offers and that the programme plans to offer internships to about 500 trainees in 2026 across technology, data and customer-facing banking roles.
Eligibility requirements
The 2026 programme targets high-school graduates and interested youth or students. Wing Bank directs applicants to submit a CV and contact Wingers Life and Careers through its official Facebook, LinkedIn or Telegram channels. The source does not publish a single closing date.
Tips for this internship
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- Tailor the CV and application to the responsibilities and required skills stated on the official employer page.
- Use concrete evidence of relevant work, projects and measurable results rather than generic claims.
- Confirm location, work authorization, remote restrictions and sponsorship terms before applying.
- Apply through the original employer or official recruitment destination shown on this page.
Verification notes
Reverified on August 31, 2026 against Wing Bank's official programme article. The bank says 2026 internships target about 500 trainees, typically last four to six months, include financial support and use official Wingers Life and Careers channels for applications. No closing date is stated.
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