Website W&RSETA
The Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (W&RSETA) was established in 2000 in terms of the Skills Development Act (as amended).
Key Performance Areas will include but not limited to the following:
- Gather, analyse and summarise financial data and ensure the implementation of efficient and effective internal controls to minimize risks
- Implement efficient and effective management of the discretionary grant functions ensuring compliance to required time frames, legislation, regulations and applicable accounting standards
- Develop the Standard Operating Procedures for Discretionary Grants to ensure alliance with applicable accounting standards (GRAP)
- Prepare monthly reconciliations and ensure compliance with accounting and financial standards, best practices and National Treasury Regulations
- Review the DG ledger monthly to ensure occurrence, accuracy, completeness and cut-off
- Generate grant payment list and ensure that linked reversal companies & small companies are identified and contracted
- Provide assistance with the disbursements of discretionary and mandatory grants requirements
- Ensure accurate recording and reporting of the commitment schedule for discretionary grants
- Prepare monthly provisions for amounts due to small companies, grants provisions and the South African Revenue Services retrospective adjustments
- Ensure that all reconciliations are performed for levy & grant balance sheet accounts on a monthly basis
- Perform project accounting function to ensure that allocations are correct
- Develop and implement project accounting information to track all project expenditure against budgets, ensuring that any variances are communicated timeously to project coordinators
- Manage and verify the Commitment Schedule for any changes, additions or deletions
- Prepare annual budgets, monitoring and quarterly year end estimates
- Open authorized allocations for new projects on the financial system
- Manage the release payments
- Post entries into the General Ledger
- Oversee Accounts Payable and invoice
- Implement plans to ensure that transactions are timeously processed and receipts are in accordance with approved regulations
- Provide input and support on all audit related matters
- Develop and prepare monthly compliance reports on levies and grants payments
- Prepare monthly and quarterly Levies & Grants reports for submission to DHET and National Treasury ensuring liaisons with Provinces
- Assist with the preparation of AFS on Caseware system.
- Provide required support to ensure the financial processes are effectively and efficiently per-formed within the SETA’s financial systems
- Ensure efficient use of SETA financial resources, assets, risk management and fraud prevention
- Ensure efficient management and interpretation of applicable legislation
- Ensure adherence to W&RSETA policies, procedures, PFMA, Treasury regulations and relevant legislation
- Regular meetings with the Operational team to align financial processes with operational activities.
- Prepare monthly reports on commitment balances, accruals and DG spending.
- Report any irregular and unlawful deviation from prescribed standards and conditions
- Provide formal, standard reporting and feedback ensuring accurate, up-to-date status on SETA’s financial performance
- Ensure sound administration, filing and recording across all Levies & Grants processes and procedures
- Review the work of the team and ensure overall supervision of the administration work within the Unit
- Maintain and complete proper records of levies and grants and ensure the accuracy and integrity of financial information
- Ensure teamwork and cooperation in the Unit
- Supervise, guide, coach, motivate and performance manage team
- Effectively plan, coordinate and execute ad hoc projects
Minimum Qualifications and Experience
- BCom Accounting, Financial Accounting or Cost Accounting
- 3 years’ relevant experience with 2 years in a supervisory or team lead position
- Sound knowledge of GRAP, PFMA and regulatory accounting standards and frameworks
- Extensive computer literacy experience
- Good understanding and interpretation of applicable legislation within the financial environment
- Experience in dealing with internal and external auditor engagements
- Excellent knowledge and understanding of financial accounting systems
- Experience in a SETA/Public Sector environment
- Must have completed SAICA/SAIPA/ACCA training articles
- Registration with an accounting professional body will be an added advantage