DEBTORS CONTROLLER, CREDITORS CONTROLLER, SALES COORDINATOR – Ol

Employers generally look for a Diploma in Accounting, Bookkeeping Certificate, or a related Business Administration qualification. Strong practical experience in both accounts receivable/payable and administrative support, along with proficiency in accounting software like Pastel or Sage, is highly valued.

Daily tasks involve managing customer accounts (debtors), processing supplier invoices and payments (creditors), and reconciling statements for both. Additionally, you would assist with sales order processing, generating sales reports, and coordinating customer inquiries related to orders and accounts.

Namibian employers expect strong professionalism, reliability, and excellent attention to detail in financial record-keeping. Good communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work independently while collaborating with sales and finance teams are essential.

With experience and further education, you could progress to a Senior Bookkeeper, Financial Administrator, or even specialize into a dedicated Accountant or Sales Manager role. Developing strong analytical and leadership skills will open up more advanced opportunities within finance or business operations.

Most employers offer standard benefits including annual leave, sick leave, and possibly compassionate leave. Contributions to a medical aid scheme and a provident or pension fund are common, though these can vary significantly based on the company's size and policies.