MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

SALARY : R1 105 383 per year

Locations : Pretoria

Prerequisite

an advanced degree in the fields of business, commerce, management studies, and management accounting with a financial management concentration at NQF level 7.
completion of the Senior Management Pre-Entry Programme successfully

(Nyukela). Experience: Middle/senior managerial level experience in management accounting for 5 years. Experience with and in-depth knowledge of management accounting, forecasting, statistical analysis, and modeling. understanding of the PERSAL, PASTEL, and BAS systems. knowledge and comprehension of the Republic of South Africa’s Constitution and the laws governing the public sector, such as the Public Service Act, Public Administration Management Act, and Public Finance Management Act,

Municipal Finance 141 Management Act). Theoretical and practical knowledge of best practice and

cutting-edge management accounting. Sound knowledge of GRAP (Generally \Recognized Accounting Practices), GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting \Practices) and zero-based basis of accounting, performance budgeting.
Competencies/Skills: Experience in financial management along with strong analytical and planning abilities. analysis, forecasting, and reporting of statistics.
advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office. Personal Qualities Participate in professional development initiatives to advance your career and remain up to date on financial trends. The capacity to organize, prioritize, and follow several projects and tasks through to completion while paying close attention to every last detail. the capacity to contribute to a collaborative environment while working alone.

The capacity to analyze issues, find answers, and take appropriate action, as well as the ability to arbitrate disputes independently. the capacity to create and sustain

excellent working relationships with the public, stakeholders, management, and staff. Integrity and honesty, attention to detail, creativity and innovation, and the capacity to function under pressure. travel and long hours at work.

management Accounting Roles

The incumbent will be in charge of providing the Directorate with strategic leadership. Critical Results Areas Utilizing a variety of tools, forecasting models, and cost estimates databases, analyze and quantify financial data to offer

planning and decision-making in financial matters. ETD offerings, operational costs, clientele, and geography are taken into account when predicting revenue generation and cash flow. Utilizing analysis tools, manage NSG profitability and establish break-even points. Utilizing constraint analysis tools, locate bottlenecks and assess their effects on cash flow and revenue generation. Giving advice on the expenses of new designs, comparing the cost to the target, and examining variance can help with product design.

Utilize standard costing, budgetary control, accounting ratios, cash and funds flow statements, and cost-cutting initiatives to manage the organization’s financial performance.

and assessing the capital investment Manage the creation, planning, and development of the annual and long-term budgets for the department.
Organize the MTEF, ENE, and AENE budget planning, development, allocation, and control in compliance with the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA). Utilize projections for spending as well as total spending that is in line with the department’s voted money to manage and control departmental spending.

maintain and monitor the budget during the current fiscal year. Control weekly requests for money from the bank and in cash. Review and modify SCOA classifications as necessary. Budget for capital projects

analysis and offer suggestions for buying equipment and fixed assets.
Create and maintain a collection strategy for both current and past-due debt for the NSG.
The NSG’s appropriation statement should be prepared. Organize the upkeep, observation, and reporting of the departmental budget. Create and put into place procedures to stop voted monies from being overspent and unauthorized expenditures. Control the audit’s reaction and make sure the results are put into practice. oversee the creation and presentation of monthly, quarterly, and annual expense reports.

Manage the creation of monthly debt account reconciliations, management reports, and debt case management.
Control unauthorized spending, unnecessary spending, and thefts.

loss cases. Manage the creation of fresh management accounting rules and SOPs or the revision of older ones, and make the approval process easier. Control the evaluation of the tools, process flows, internal controls, and management accounting systems. Keep an eye on how policies and SOPs are being followed. Facilitate and lead recurring workshops with pertinent internal and external stakeholders on accepted policies, SOPs, and processes. oversee the compliance with and adherence to accepted policies, SOPs, and processes. Review ETD performance and tariffs. Manage operating practices and standards, as well as personnel and equipment. Control the directorate’s output.

Query

Letty Raseroka Tel No: (012) 441 6626

How to apply

Mailing address: The Principal, National School of Government, Private Bag X759, Pretoria 0001; hand delivery address: ZK Mathews Building, 70 Meintjies Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria.

or Recruitment.MMSSMS@thensg.gov.za

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