Insight Experience for Black Heritage Talent - Commercial Banking - Relationship Management

Fast track your career at our Insight Experience for Black Heritage Talent

• Do you want to learn more about Commercial Banking and get your career off to a flying start?
• Our Insight Experience is your chance to get a flavour of what it’s like to work here
• Running on the 24th August 2026 , you’ll be immersed in our business, and have the chance to develop your network and realise your strengths
• Applications are now open, so spark your imagination and harness your skills to start your future career, today

Commercial Banking – Relationship Management

In Relationship Management, we focus on building strong relationships and helping UK businesses to thrive in an ever-changing world. From entrepreneurial start-ups to FTSE100 customers, we own and manage our relationships with a portfolio of commercial customers and use our deep understanding of their needs and clear expertise of our services to find the right solutions for them.

What you’ll do

Join us for an enriching one-day experience in London designed to give you a deep dive into our internship programme. The day will be split into two engaging sessions: a morning conference and an afternoon on-the-job insight.

In the morning, you’ll join NatWest colleagues for an engaging introduction to the business, our culture, and the future-ready skills you’ll be developing on an internship.

The afternoon will offer a hands-on opportunity to experience what it's truly like to be part of our programme, emphasising the real-life applications of learned skills.

Our Insight Programme is focussed on placing the student experience at the forefront, prioritising personal development and practical exposure. Don't miss this chance to explore your future career path!

Entry requirements

• To be in UK and from a Black heritage background by which we mean students who might identify as Black, African, Caribbean, Black British or mixed/multiple ethnic groups: White and Black Caribbean, White and Black African
• In the first year of a three-year degree, or second year of a four-year degree programme
• To be graduating in 2028, although you don’t need any specific UCAS points and you don’t need to be studying a particular subject
• The Commerical banking relationship management graduate pathway doesn’t meet the government criteria for skilled worker visa sponsorship. This means to be eligible for this programme candidates must have a sustainable right to work in the UK.

What else you need to know

On the day, you must be able to attend in person at our London office.