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16 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 28 JULY 2019 COMMERCIAL BANK of Valletta recently hosted students from St Joseph Mater Boni Consilii School of Paola at its BOV Centre in Santa Venera for a workshop on 'My Future, Learning about my Prospects'. The initiative, held in col- laboration with the Malta In- sititute of Management, was aimed at raising awareness about career options within the financial services industry and promoting financial edu- cation amongst youths. Tania Camilleri from BOV Ethics and Employee Devel- opment discussed with the students how they should pro- ceed in discovering the career that best fits their abilities and dreams. "The most important thing is to make sure that you pursue a career that is in line with your interests. It is more rewarding to aim to do a job that you know you will enjoy. Once you have determined your goal, you need to plan and then work hard to achieve that goal", she told the highly atten- tive students. Karen Mifsud from Human Resources spoke about Bank of Valletta, the BOV team spirit, staff activities and job oppor- tunities available at the Bank, while Tonia Naudi from Mul- ti-Channel Banking explained the mechanisms behind pay- ment systems and the different channels available in today's world. The students participated enthusiastically in interactive sessions on smart ways of pay- ments, trying their hands at Internet Banking, ATMs and EPOS terminals. They also became Wall Street bankers for a few moments, with Noeleen Debono from BOV Capital Markets showing them how money is made in the trading world. "It was fun and we learnt a lot about banks and how we can be smarter in using digital channels instead of wasting time queuing at the Bank like my grandpa does," said one of the students with a wide smile. Another student enthused that this experience will be helping her in her choice of career, "Learning about trad- ing was fantastic. I never knew that I can discover more about opportunities at Bank of Val- letta on https://www.bov.com/ Content/human-resources. 'My Future, Learning about my Prospects at BOV' FIRST a flash of brilliance and then the dark – polarities of light shine through Lucia Pi- ca's powerful beauty creations for the Cruise 2019 Collection. The atmospheric light of East Asia inspires a Cruise 2019 Collection whose intensity lies in the contrast between subtle contouring and high-gloss ac- cents. "The woman who wears this collection is interested in the subtleties of things, things that take longer to discover," Pica says. Vision D'asie : Lumière Et Contraste does not focus on shading but rather on lumi- nosity, as shown by the col- lection's exclusive creation Duo Bronze Et Lumière which lends its peachy-beige and golden chocolate tones for a lightly structured, Summer face. Contouring around the eyes is among Cruise 2019 Collec- tion's most daring elements. 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