Bursaries needed at Moore South Africa

Job Advert Summary    

• Are you ready to embark on the next exciting chapter of your career in becoming a Chattered Accountant (SA), but lack the funding to do so?
• We offer bursaries for students studying towards a CTA degree and who is willing to diligently apply themselves to their studies to reach their goals. 
• If you are successful with your bursary application and after completing your studies at university you will join our dynamic team of Trainee Accountants, and work towards qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (SA).  During this period, you will be appointed as a salaried employee on a fixed term contract.

Minimum Requirements    

• Be a resident of South Africa
• Have excelled at their matric exams
• Be registered for a Bachelor of Commerce degree at a SAICA accredited University. Please refer to the SAICA List of  Accredited Qualifications: https://www.saica.org.za/resources/51772
• Maintain a 60% average for their academic year
• Possess a set of strong ethical and personal values i.e. Honesty, integrity and a good work ethic
• Be a self confident achiever, and 
• Have held some leadership positions (preferable)

Duties and Responsibilities    

When you start your Training Contract after completion of studies, your duties and responsibilities will be:

• Completing the personal performance review process as required by SAICA and the firm
• Completing delegated work timeously, accurately and efficiently by understanding the requirements and performing the tasks and taking full responsibility for work performed
• Ensuring all audit documentation is accurate and neat
• Attending to and clearing all audit review notes
• Performing on the job administration
• Keeping up to date with accounting & auditing standards and relevant legislation
• Proactive approach in preparing for the audit, for example assisting with organizing logistics, administration, photocopying etc.
• Performing the planning of small audits, for e.g. body corporates, share blocks and investment property companies which include gathering information about the entity, setting a planning materiality, risk assessment procedures, completing planning memorandums and audit programs etc.
• Attending to and clearing all audit review notes for small audits