Teller

In brief

**Overview** This Teller position is available at Fidelity Services Group's Durban Branch. The overall purpose of the role is to count and verify client money. **What you will do** * Ensure that cash processing procedures are adhered to. * Count and verify money. * Balance and reconcile money. * Operate money counting machines. * Pack ATMs. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Clear criminal record * Grade 12 or equivalent * Computer literate * At least 2 years’ cashier experience or similar role * Able to work under pressure * Must be honest and reliable * Must have good verbal and language abilities * Able to follow instructions accurately * Pay attention to detail * Must be self-motivated * Willing to work overtime * Alertness * Possess numeric skills **Who should apply** An ideal candidate for this Teller position should have a clear criminal record, a Grade 12 qualification or equivalent, and be computer literate. They are expected to have at least two years of experience in a cashier or similar role and demonstrate the ability to work under pressure. The role requires an honest, reliable, and self-motivated individual with strong verbal and language abilities, capable of following instructions accurately and paying close attention to detail. Essential qualities also include alertness, strong numeric skills, and a willingness to work overtime. **Deadline** 10th October, 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/teller-fidelity-services-group-28 Source: myjobmag

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