Solareff is offering a 12-month fixed-term position in its Finance Team as part of the Youth Employment Service (YES) initiative. This programme is an exciting opportunity that could help you launch your career.
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This is a Presidency-led program designed to combat youth unemployment and support BBBEE transformation goals. This role offers young South Africans, aged between 18-34, a chance to gain valuable work experience. This is not an internship program, apprenticeship or training whereby participants will obtain any form of qualification or certification. Eligible candidates will gain hands-on experience in financial administration within our dynamic Company
Qualifications:
- Grade 12 or equivalent; a post-matric certificate/ program is advantageous
Requirements:
- South African citizen, aged 18-34.
- Strong mathematical proficiency and attention to detail.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team.
- Proficient in MS Office Suite (especially Word, Excel, Outlook & Teams).
- Must not have been permanently employed by a single employer for more than 1 year.
- Must not be studying full-time during the employment year.
- Must not have previously participated in or registered for the YES initiative.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide administrative support to the finance team at large.
- Process invoices and credits from procurement/supply chain and suppliers into the accounting system.
- Ensure accurate documentation and filing for audit purposes.
- Handle cashbook transactions.
- Send out customer statements.
- Process customer invoices and credit notes.
- Perform ad-hoc administrative tasks as directed.
How To Apply
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