Swift Customer Certification Programme for Staff
The Swift Customer Certification Programme for Staff enables managers to validate and benchmark their employees' skills, and help in the recruiting process. Swift certified experts demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and experience by correctly completing product and service-specific exams. The programme is built on transparency, integrity, recognition, and validity.
The Programme is reserved to staff of financial institutions. Swift Partners and service bureaux are not eligible to the Programme.
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