Internship: Finance Administrator

In brief

**Overview** This is an Internship: Finance Administrator position at Discovery. The role is a fixed-term Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) opportunity designed to provide hands-on finance experience. It supports various finance functions, aiming to align theoretical knowledge with practical workplace exposure as part of the learner’s qualification requirement. **What you will do** Key responsibilities may include but are not limited to: * Finance Administration * Assist with financial month-end processes * Prepare reconciliations and supporting schedules * Support budgeting and variance analysis activities * Assist with accounts payable and accounts receivable processes * Compile information for audits and compliance reviews * Data Capturing * Preparation of tax schedules **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Matric/ Grade 12 * Completed N6 in Financial Management at TVET Colleges * Highly proficient in Microsoft Office *Advantageous:* * Proficiency in Microsoft **Who should apply** The ideal candidate should demonstrate the following personal attributes and skills: * Attention to detail * Works in a systematic, methodical and orderly way, within strict SLAs * Strong relationship skills * Takes initiative * Process and task-driven * Uses discretion when dealing with confidential correspondence/information * Manages time effectively * Works productively in a pressurized environment * Customer service oriented **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/internship-finance-administrator-discovery-limited-2 Source: myjobmag

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• Microsoft Office
• Customer service
• Data entry

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