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Working at NAB
Work experience
Your application
The selection process
Eligibility
Working at NAB
What is the starting salary for a graduate?
Our graduate starting salaries are market matched with our competitors. All employees are paid a base salary, known as a Total Remuneration Package (TRP), and a Short Term Incentive (STI), a percentage of the gross salary, based on performance over 12 months. Salaries are in the range of $50000 to $65000, with incentives varying from 2.5% to 10%. Salaries and incentive payments vary depending on the area of business in which you work.
What training is offered?
Regardless of the business area our graduates work in, we offer core development and networking opportunities as part of our Graduate Development Program. In addition, each business unit program has specific training and development tailored to that area of the business. This training is designed to ensure you are well equipped to succeed in the business unit you work in while providing you with an excellent base to move into other areas of our business further down the track.
How do promotions take place?
Promotion is based on individual merit and the availability of and/or business need for a role at a higher level. We take into account your performance, tertiary qualifications and work experience to date, along with your main areas of interest, the level of motivation you demonstrate and your commitment to self-development. NAB has adopted an integrated approach to learning and development to help you reach your career goals. As an employee, you'll have many opportunities to discuss career plans.
Work experience
Does NAB offer Vacation Work or Work Experience?
NAB does not run an organisation-wide work experience or vacation work program; however some individual businesses (e.g. Wholesale Banking and Technology) do offer programs such as Vacation Work and Industry Based Learning (IBL) for current students. These roles are advertised via university careers services and our website, generally in July/August each year.
Does NAB offer work experience for secondary school students?
We do not offer work experience to secondary school students.
Can international students apply for Vacation Work or Work Experience?
You must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or an Australian permanent resident to apply for vacation work or work experience.
Your application
When can I submit my application?
Applications for the 2011 NAB Graduate Program open 16 February to 28 March 2010. All applications must be submitted during this time – these dates cannot be extended.
How can I submit my application?
Applications must be submitted using the online application form available via the 'Apply Now' links on this website. Applications submitted via e-mail to graduate_careers@nab.com.au will not be considered.
What if I apply and I am unsuccessful? Can I apply for other roles with NAB?
Yes, you can apply for other roles with NAB. You can also apply again next year for the graduate program.
I am studying a post-graduate qualification. How is this perceived?
We encourage applications from people undertaking further study. If you are applying for a graduate role, we’ll look at your undergraduate qualification first, then your post-graduate study. If you have significant work experience as well as other study behind you, you could also consider opportunities advertised on the NAB careers pages.
The selection process
What criteria do you look for when selecting graduates?
Candidates are screened against a variety of assessment and selection criteria including academic achievement, work experience, involvement in community or volunteer initiatives, ability to work well in a team environment and communication skills.
Will I receive feedback on my performance in the assessment and selection process?
Feedback is available on request for all assessment and selection activities following the completion of the entire recruitment process.
What graduate programs are being offered in 2011?
We are offering positions in each of the following areas for the 2011 NAB Graduate Program:
Business Banking
Group Strategy & Finance
Personal Banking
Agribusiness
MLC & NAB Wealth
Wholesale Banking
Group Business Services (including Technology)
Risk
People & Culture (HR)
Eligibility
Can I apply for a position if I am not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or a permanent resident?
No you must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or an Australian permanent resident to be eligible for the NAB Australian Graduate Program.
I am in the process of applying for permanent residency status. Can I still apply for a role?
No you must hold current permanent residency status upon application and you are required to submit a copy of this with your graduate application.
Should I apply for NAB's Graduate Program if I live outside Australia?
Yes if you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen or hold permanent Australian Residency status, and you are willing to relocate to Australia to commence your role, then you can apply. Please also note that if you progress through the selection process, you will need to attend an assessment centre or Behavioural Event Interview (BEI) in person at your own expense.
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