Learning Strategy Officer Vacancy at Sterling Bank Plc

Position Title: Learning Strategy Officer.

Job Station: Lagos State.

INTRODUCTION :-

Learning Strategy Officer job opportunity is available at Sterling Bank Plc for individuals who possess relevant qualifications.

Job Summary

• Increasingly there’s a need for innovation in the delivery of skills and knowledge to support organizational change, particularly in a rapidly changing external environment.
• Learning strategy officer therefore needs to be prepared to think creatively about learning and development interventions, through design, delivery and assessment, to develop a flexible strategy that meets business needs and is followed through into the organization’s policies by focusing on strategic business objectives.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES :-

• Developing and implementing learning strategies and programs
• Evaluate individual and organizational development needs
• Implement various learning methods companywide (e.g. coaching, job-shadowing, online training)
• Help managers develop their team members through career pathing
• Matching corporate training to overall corporate objectives
• Conduct an internal stakeholder assessment to identify the various stakeholders and understand what they require from the learning and development strategy.
• Plan the necessary time, resources, and materials to support accomplishments of learning goals
• Build the management’s development objectives and enhancement into the learning and development strategy
• Ensure that expected impact on recruit and retention is spelt out in the learning and development strategy

DESIRED EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION :-

• A minimum of 5 years cognate experience.

Apply Before :-

17th February, 2020.

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WHO IS Sterling Bank Plc?

Sterling Bank Plc “Your one-customer bank” is a full service national commercial bank in Nigeria. In over 50 years of operations, Sterling Bank (formerly NAL Bank) has evolved from the nation’s pre-eminent investment banking institution to a fully-fledged commercial bank; and completed a merger with 4 other banks – Indo-Nigeria Merchant Bank, Magnum Trust Bank, NBM Bank and Trust Bank of Africa – as part of the 2006 consolidation of the Nigerian banking industry.