don't know what to choose for a place to work.

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I'm a third year university student and I've applied to two places. Job nr.1 One place is a financial corporation with a steady pay and working from 7-15. Now, I study economics and I'm interested in financial instruments and trading. The position at this job (job nr.1) is derivatives administrator. Its a 7 am to 3 pm job and it starts in July. I've already had my second interview and they want to take me. Job nr.2 The second job I've applied to is in a smaller trading firm, I expect the salary will be similar, except as a stock trader I also get bonuses depending on how I perform. This is my ideal job. The only thing is I have an interview on the 20th March and don't know if I will get accepted yet whereas with job nr.1 I know I will. Also if I do get accepted I will need a few months training as a trader. They say the training is free meaning that I don't have to pay for it, but I also don't get paid while doing training. I will only be hired if I'm able to earn a certain amount by trading stock, this means buying them and then selling them at a higher price. So basically I probably wouldn't be getting paid until like after 3 months of training (they say that's the average time it takes), but this is exactly the type of job I want. I don't know which one to pick, should I wait to see if I can get accepted as a trainee at the trading firm or should I just go for the job at the big corporation, it does have something to do with financial instrument but it just isn't exactly what I want. I just know that if I wait too long for the trading job I will risk losing the job at the corporation. What do you think?