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Vacancy: Accountant -Head Office ( Sandton )
OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY
The Accountant role is responsible for assisting the Manager: Fidelity Fund in maintaining accurate financial records, timely reporting, and sound investment management systems in order to obtain an unqualified audit report. This includes assisting with the preparation of monthly trial balances, reconciling the balance sheet and investment accounts, monitoring and maintaining debtors and creditors age analyses, and monitoring and maintaining monthly variance reports and quarterly management accounts.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- National Diploma/ Advanced Certificate in
Finance/Accounting or equivalent . - Degree, Caseware knowledge and experience will be
added advantage - Minimum 3 years’ experience in similar environment
- A working knowledge and understanding of the
legislation governing the Property Practitioners. - Good background knowledge and understanding of
government policy and legal compliance issues in the
public sector. - Knowledge of current trends, research methods and
practice. - Exceptional financial management knowledge.
- Sound understanding of investment models and available
portfolios. - Sound understanding of the industry and business
environment. - Legislation applicable to PPRA (PFMA, GAAP, KING IV,
TAX, GAAP & GRAP, IFRS). - Results and Stakeholder orientation.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Ensure completeness and accuracy of allocated
general ledger reconciliations. - Ensure the accuracy payroll related processing
and Reconciliations. - Review of weekly and monthly bank
reconciliations. - Review Petty Cash reconciliation.
- Ensure accuracy of Investments/Financial Assets,
assets, liabilities and income statement General
Ledger accounts(i.e., processing and
reconciliations). - Revenue invoicing and Management by ensuring
accuracy of various revenue General Ledger
accounts and completenesstesting. - Query management.
- Assist with year-end, Auditor General and
Internal Audit related tasks and duties as
allocated by Senior Accountant. - Assist with ad-hock responsibilities from the
Senior Accountant.
How to apply :
- Applications must be submitted electronically and must
contain a detailed CV, copies of qualifications, and a
motivation. - Background verification and other probity checks / vetting
will form part of the selection process for the successful
candidate. - It is the applicant’s responsibility to have foreign
qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications
Authority (SAQA). - Applications received after the closing date will not be
considered. - Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates
only. - Any applicant who has not been contacted within 3 months
of the closing date of this advertisement, must accept that
their application was unsuccessful. - The PPRA reserves the right not to fill any advertised
position(s). It is the PPRA’s intention to promote
representivity through the filling of these posts so as
to conform to the organisation’s prevailing policies
CLOSING DATE:
Candidates should submit their applications for the
above position by 31 July 2025 through email to
vacancies@theppra.org.za
The PPRA is an equal-opportunity employer.
The position is open to all without distinction.
REMUNERATION:
Market-related remuneration will be negotiated with the
successful candidate.
TERM APPOINTMENT:
Permanent
Chief Financial Officer- Head Office ( Sandton )
To provide financial management services and advice to the Chief Executive Officer (Accounting Officer) and Executive management in terms of the Public Finance Management Act, the Treasury Regulations, and other applicable legislation and regulations. To further manage the finance and procurement functions of the PPRA.
ROLE REQUIREMENTS
- Master’s Degree in Finance /Accounting or equivalent
NQF level 9. - A qualified CA having current registration with the South
African Institute of Chartered Accountants. - 10 years working experience at senior/executive
management level in a large/ complex organisation. - Knowledge of reporting on financial and management
accounting (International Financial Reporting
Standards), tax, financial modelling. - Knowledge of ERP systems, financial and other
management systems, processes, and practices. - Thorough understanding of legislation applicable to
PPRA, but not limited to PPA, PFMA, GRAP, KING IV,
LRA, SDA, BCEA and Companies Act. - Knowledge of Supply Chain management frameworks.
- Good knowledge and understanding of Government
policy and legal compliance issues in the public sector. - Competent on reporting and budgetary functions
associated with the role. - Interpersonal and People management skills, Resilience
and emotional intelligence abilities are critical for this
role.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provide strategic and financial direction to the CEO
and Executive Managers. - Executive management functions which include
contributing to the PPRA Strategic Plan, Annual
Performance Plan, and quarterly reporting, amongst
others, on financial services-related issues, PPRA
performance, trends, and best practices in the
market. - Ensure sound and effective financial planning and
budgeting for the PPRA in accordance with applicable
reporting cycles. - Oversight management over the property sector
Transformation Fund and Fidelity Fund, and revenue
management thereof. - Implementation of proper accounting/budget
controls and compliance with approved budget. - Developing and implementing measures to prevent
fraud and maladministration. - Oversee the management of PPRA expenditure, cash
flows, and effective alignment of the PPRA budget
with priority programmes of service delivery. - Oversee the effective management of supply chain
processes and PPRA Assets, and ensure the effective,
efficient, and transparent utilisation thereof; - Strict adherence to procurement legislation and other
frameworks; - Fostering a good working relationship with the AG’s
Office and other public sector stakeholders; - Ensure the effective and efficient management
and/or implementation of audit intervention
recommendations; - Provide timely and accurate financial and operational
information necessary for strategic decision-making,
and for reporting on PPRA activities; - Formulate creative solutions for investment and
revenue generation purposes, and to enhance costeffectiveness and efficiency in service delivery and
administration of the PPRA; and, - Apply effective and efficient revenue and debtors
management practices.
Note:
- Applications must be submitted electronically and must
contain a detailed CV, copies of qualifications, and a
motivation. - Shortlisted candidates will be subjected to a technical
exercise, and the selection panel for the position will
further recommend the two highest scoring candidates
to undertake psychometric / competency-based
assessments. - Background verification and other probity checks /
vetting will form part of the selection process for the
successful candidate. - It is the applicant’s responsibility to have foreign
qualifications evaluated by the South African
Qualifications Authority (SAQA)
- Applications received after the closing date will
not be considered. - Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted
candidates only. - Any applicant who has not been contacted within 3
months of the closing date of this advertisement,
must accept that their application was
unsuccessful. - The PPRA reserves the right not to fill any
advertised position(s). It is the PPRA’s intention to
promote representivity through the filling of these
posts so as to conform to the organisation’s
prevailing policies.
CLOSING DATE:
Candidates should submit their applications for the
above position by 31 July 2025 through email to
vacancies@theppra.org.za
Vacancy: Company Secretary – Head Office (Sandton)
OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY
The Company Secretary reports directly to the Board Chairperson and administratively to the Chief Executive Officer. The role is
responsible for managing and implementing required processes to ensure that the PPRA Board complies with governance, legal and
statutory requirements and all applicable codes. The Company Secretary keeps the Board informed of their statutory and fiduciary
responsibilities and ensures effective administration and co-ordination of Board activities. The role of the Company Secretary also
entails the provision of advice on Board procedures and compliance to requirements.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
- Minimum LLB degree or equivalent NQF level 8.
- Membership with Chartered Governance
Institute of Southern Africa. - A Master’s degree qualification in either Business
Administration or Corporate Governance will be an added
advantage. - Minimum 10 years working experience, 5 years of which
must be at Company Secretary level. - Functional knowledge and application of the Public
Finance Management Act, Company’s Act, King IV and
National Treasury Regulations. - A proven track record within a broad corporate secretariat
and legal environment. - A good understanding of the Government structures and
the relationships between Government (as a Shareholder)
and public entities. - Functional knowledge and application of Board governance
and administration. - Good Interpersonal, communication and organising skills.
- Report writing, research and presentation skills.
- Stakeholder orientation.
- Adherence to organisational values and an unquestionable
integrity are non negotiables.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Develop an Operational plan at Secretariat functional level
aligned with PPRA Mandate and Strategy. - Develop and maintain appropriate governance frameworks and
tools, i.e. the Boards Charter, Code of Conduct / Ethics,
Induction Manual, Policy and Procedure documents, King IV
Governance checklist, Board Annual Plans and Corporate Plan. - Convene and manage all the Board, Sub Committees and
internal committee meetings. Ensure continuous Board
development through corporate governance interventions. - Ensure timeous and proper preparation and distribution of
minutes, resolutions and, action items from the Board and
subcommittee pack meetings. Develop a record management
system. Monitor the implementation of the Board resolutions. - Discharge an advisory role to the Board on statutory and
Corporate Governance requirements. - Ensure that all statutory reports are submitted to the Board.
- Act as a conduit between the Board of Directors and the
Accounting Officer. - Ensure timely budgeting, monitoring, variance analysis and
reporting. Ensure that planning takes place, that specifications
are developed timeously and that there is compliance with
supply chain prescripts. Evaluate and monitor the unit’s
expenditure. Ensure that all expenses incurred by the unit are
in line with the PFMA and accounted for. - Facilitate and manage requisite compliance of reporting and
other requirements to the Department of Human Settlements.
How to apply :
- Applications must be submitted electronically and must
contain a detailed CV, copies of qualifications, and a
motivation. - Shortlisted candidates will be subjected to a technical
exercise, and the selection panel for the position will further
recommend the two highest scoring candidates to undertake
psychometric / competency-based assessments. - Background verification and other probity checks / vetting will
form part of the selection process for the successful
candidate. - It is the applicant’s responsibility to have foreign qualifications
evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority
(SAQA). - Applications received after the closing date will not be
considered. - Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates only.
- Any applicant who has not been contacted within 3 months of
the closing date of this advertisement, must accept that their
application was unsuccessful. - The PPRA reserves the right not to fill any advertised
position(s). It is the PPRA’s intention to promote
representivity through the filling of these posts so as to
conform to the organisation’s prevailing policies.
CLOSING DATE:
Candidates should submit their applications for the above
position by 31 July 2025 through email to
vacancies@theppra.org.za
We wish you all the best with your applications
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