Development Programme, Internship - Legal
Job Description
At Standard Bank Group, this internship programme offers ambitious and driven young talent the opportunity to turn academic knowledge into real-world impact while gaining valuable hands-on experience in the legal field. Interns will contribute to the growth of Kenya and Africa by applying their skills in a dynamic work environment under the mentorship of experienced professionals. The programme is designed to provide meaningful learning and development experiences, equipping interns with practical skills, knowledge, and confidence to excel in their future careers. Interns will work across various legal functions, including compliance, governance, risk management, and regulatory affairs, while also gaining exposure to broader banking operations. The role emphasizes ownership of personal growth, continuous self-challenge, and the ability to deliver exceptional client experiences. This 3-month fixed-term contract is structured to complement academic learning with practical industry exposure.
Requirements
University students undertaking a bachelor's degree program in their 3rd, 4th, or final year; Available for the entire 3-month period of the internship; Passion for continuous learning and self-development; Strong academic record; Ability to work in a team and independently; Proficiency in English (written and verbal); Basic understanding of legal principles and banking regulations is an advantage.
Posted
July 30th, 2026
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