As a manager, you can earn between N$30 000 and N$50 000 per year.

These figures are based on the average bank manager salary in Namibia, but it depends on your experience and where you work. The more experience you have, the higher your salary will be if you want to move up in the ranks at any given company.

Manager (level 5): N$100 000 – N$150 000

This is the highest level of management in a bank, and it is not an easy job. A manager’s responsibilities include overseeing employees, making sure that they are doing their work correctly, and making sure that they are happy in their jobs. Managers must keep up with changes in regulations so that they can ensure the bank’s compliance with those regulations at all times. Managers also have to be familiar enough with banking practices to provide guidance on how to handle any situations that arise within the bank.

In addition to these tasks, managers must ensure that their team remains motivated as well as productive throughout their tenure as a manager at this level by providing positive feedback where appropriate while also holding employees accountable when they fall short of expectations or violate company policies or procedures.

Managers at this level earn between N$100 000 (about US$5 000) and N$150 000 (about US$7 500) per year depending on experience and performance; however, salaries can vary widely based on where you work—the larger banks pay more than smaller ones do—so it’s best not assume anything about what salary range might be available just based off what you see listed here!