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Standard Lesotho Bank Concludes 15th Annual Career Expo, Empowering Students Across Five Districts

Standard Lesotho Bank has successfully concluded its 15th Annual Career Expo, a week-long event aimed at guiding and inspiring students in their career choices. The event, which ended today at the Lesotho-China Fellowship, brought together 57 schools and 22 exhibitors, making it one of the most impactful editions to date.

The Expo, which kicked off on Monday in Qacha’s Nek, extended across five districts, providing students with essential insights, resources, and networking opportunities to help shape their professional futures.

A Platform for Career Growth and Financial Literacy

Students participated in a range of activities, including career panel discussions, professional industry exhibitions, and presentations on high-demand career paths. These sessions connected young minds with industry experts, giving them firsthand exposure to various career opportunities.

One of the standout moments of the event was the introduction of Standard Lesotho Bank’s new financial product, Future Flex. Specifically designed for students, Future Flex aims to enhance financial literacy and promote financial ownership, ensuring young people develop responsible money management skills early on.

Insights from Industry Experts

The Expo also featured influential speakers, including Professor Makoala Morake, a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Agriculture at the National University of Lesotho. Professor Morake shared his personal journey of becoming an academic, encouraging students to set priorities, stay focused, and understand their individual career paths.

A Commitment to Youth Development

By hosting this event annually, Standard Lesotho Bank continues to invest in the future of young Basotho, equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed career decisions.

With another successful year completed, the Career Expo has reaffirmed its role as a key platform for career development and financial empowerment, leaving a lasting impact on the students who attended.

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