Vacancies at Agribusiness Development Agency

QUALIFICATIONS AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• A degree in Accounting/Finance/Risk Management/Internal Audit/Law or
• A professional designation such as CA(SA)/ACCA/AGA(SA)/CIA/CISA or equivalent will be an added advantage.
• Professional membership of a recognised profession will be an added
• Experience in serving as an Audit Committee Member or governance structure in a Government institution will be another advantage.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

 Manage the functional performance of Internal Audit

• Ensure the monitoring of the implementation of a combined assurance from all the assurance providers.
• Review the plans of both the Internal and External
• Review the reports of both Internal and External Audit and monitor implementation of recommendations by management.
• Review the Annual Financial

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Minimum requirements

• Must have completed matric with at least a 2-year certificate in Project Management/Administration or Finance from a recognised institution; a minimum of 5 years’ working experience managing administrative functions and providing executive support to senior/executive management.

Key Responsibilities and Duties

• Manage the COO’s engagements and calendar.
• Liaise with senior management and communicate programme and activity requirements as needed.
• Provide line administrative support services.
• Develop and maintain office systems for the COO’s office.
• Oversee and advise on the flow of information and documents to and from the COO’s office.
• Conduct research, analyse information, and compile documents, reports, and presentations, including the following:
• Research matters arising from meetings and compile comprehensive briefing documents.
• Draft memoranda.
• Provide meeting support to the COO.
• Screen documents to determine actions required and information to be presented at meetings.
• Manage resources within the COO’s office.
• Determine budget requirements and collate supporting information.
• Record expenditure commitments, monitor spending, and alert the COO to potential over- or under-expenditure.