Bursary Clerk

Department of Higher Education and Training

Grahamstown Campus, Grahamstown Posted 23 oct Closes 06 Nov
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Type

Full-time

Pay

R237 453 – R279 708 per year

Experience

Entry level

Work setup

On site

Category

Finance & Accounting

About the job

Department: Department of Higher Education and Training Centre: Grahamstown Campus Salary: R237 453 - R279 708 per annum (Level 05), Plus benefits Reference: EMC1/35/26 DUTIES Assist with the coordination of bursary application processes. Assist with coordinating and monitoring of financial aid processes. Analyse NSFAS provisionally funded students. Assist with the coordination of bursary allocations. Assist with the coordination of providing feedback to students relating to the progress of the bursary process as communicated by NSFAS. Assist in reporting on all bursary allocations and progress. ENQUIRIES Mr A Mahamba/Ms N Thompson Tel No: (041) 996 1800 HOW TO APPLY Email address: [email protected] Source: DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular 38 of 2026. Apply exactly as the department instructs (Z83 form and CV); Insly does not forward applications for public service posts.

What you need

Grade 12 plus a recognised national diploma in Financial Management / Accounting or any other relevant qualification. 1-2 years in Bursary / Financial aid / Financial environment. Competencies: Basic knowledge of financial functions, practices as well as the ability to capture data, operate computer and collate financial statistics. Basic knowledge of the Public Service financial legislations, procedures and Treasury Regulations (PFMA, PSA, PSR, PPPFA, Financial Manual). Knowledge of basic financial operating systems (Coltech etc.) Skills: Computer skills; Planning and organizing; Good verbal and written communication; Basic numeracy skills; Ability to perform routine tasks; Ability to operate office equipment; Flexibility; Interpersonal Relations; Accuracy; Aptitudes of figures.

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