Mante Mahlatse Segopotje
FeaturedAbout Candidate
I am a well-established and experienced administrative professional, holding a National Diploma in Financial Management. My career journey has enabled me to develop a strong foundation in administrative and financial operations, with a proven ability to adapt and perform in dynamic work environments. I bring with me a diverse set of skills and a commitment to delivering efficient and accurate work.
My goal is to contribute meaningfully to a department where my current competencies can be fully utilized and further developed. I am passionate about supporting organizational objectives and playing an active role in achieving departmental goals.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS & ATTRIBUTES
- Strong time management and planning skills
- Strong ability to work independently and collaboratively in team settings
- Exceptional attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy
- Proven ability to meet tight deadlines and manage workload effectively
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- High level of integrity and professional ethics
- Skilled in problem-solving and conflict resolution
- Able to perform under pressure while maintaining clarity and focus
- Proficient in computer applications and general IT literacy
- Adaptable, multi-task oriented, and results-driven
- Sound knowledge of public sector operations and procedures
- Professional telephone etiquette and interpersonal skills
- Effective reporting and organizational capabilities
- Administrative coordination and office management experience
- Innovative thinker with a diligent and proactive work ethic
Location
Education
A Bachelor of Education (BEd) from the University of South Africa (UNISA) is a professional degree that prepares students to become qualified educators in South Africa. It is accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE) and recognized by the South African Council for Educators (SACE). Here's what the qualification generally entails: 🔹 1. Purpose of the BEd Degree To equip students with theoretical knowledge and practical teaching skills. Prepares graduates to teach in schools, especially in the General Education and Training (GET) and Further Education and Training (FET) phases. 🔹 2. Types of BEd Degrees at UNISA UNISA offers BEd degrees in various specializations: a. Foundation Phase (Grade R–3) Focuses on early childhood development. Includes subjects like literacy, numeracy, life skills, child psychology. b. Intermediate Phase (Grade 4–6) Focus on core subjects like English, Mathematics, Natural Science, Life Skills. c. Senior Phase and FET Phase (Grade 7–12) Offers subject specialization (e.g. Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Business Studies, Geography, etc.). Prepares you to teach two major subjects at high school level. 🔹 3. Duration 4 years of full-time study (can be completed part-time via distance learning). Flexible pacing: ideal for working individuals due to UNISA’s open distance e-learning (ODeL) model. 🔹 4. Curriculum Includes Educational theory and practice Subject-specific methodology Psychology of learning Inclusive education Teaching practice (Work Integrated Learning/WIL) – mandatory in real school environments. Language in education (including indigenous languages) Assessment methods and classroom management 🔹 5. Work Integrated Learning (Teaching Practice) Compulsory school-based teaching experience. Conducted in various phases of the program. Students must organize placements at registered schools and submit reports/logbooks. 🔹 6. Admission Requirements National Senior Certificate (NSC) with degree endorsement. Specific minimum APS score (usually 23 or above depending on the specialization). Proficiency in the language of instruction (usually English). 🔹 7. Career Opportunities After Graduation Qualified Teacher in public/private schools. Tutor or educational assistant. Educational administrator or subject advisor (with experience). Pathway to postgraduate studies in education (e.g. Honours, PGCE, Master's in Education). 🔹 8. Why Choose UNISA for BEd? Recognized and accredited program. Flexibility of distance learning. Affordable tuition fees. Widely respected qualification in South Africa.
A National Diploma in Financial Management is a vocational qualification that equips students with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to work in various finance-related roles in both the public and private sectors. This qualification is typically offered at TVET Colleges in South Africa and is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). Here’s a detailed breakdown of what it entails: 🎓 Qualification: National Diploma in Financial Management 🔹 1. Structure of the Qualification The diploma is typically obtained after completing the following: N4 Certificate (6 months) N5 Certificate (6 months) N6 Certificate (6 months) 18 Months of Work-Based Experience in a relevant finance/accounting environment After completing all three levels (N4–N6) and the 18-month internship, students can apply for a National Diploma through the DHET. 🔹 2. Entry Requirements A Grade 12 (National Senior Certificate) with a pass in Accounting or Mathematics. Some colleges may accept a relevant N3 Certificate or equivalent qualification. 🔹 3. Subjects You’ll Study 📘 N4 Level Financial Accounting Entrepreneurship and Business Management Computerized Financial Systems Management Communication 📘 N5 Level Financial Accounting Entrepreneurship and Business Management Computerized Financial Systems Cost and Management Accounting 📘 N6 Level Financial Accounting Entrepreneurship and Business Management Cost and Management Accounting Income Tax Note: Subjects may vary slightly depending on the college. 🔹 4. Core Focus Areas Financial accounting principles Cost and management accounting Income tax and business finance Entrepreneurship and business operations Computerized accounting systems Communication and office practice 🔹 5. Workplace Experience (Internship) 18 months of relevant, verified practical work experience is required for diploma certification. Students are responsible for securing internship placements, although some colleges offer assistance. A logbook must be completed and submitted as proof of practical experience. 🔹 6. Career Opportunities Graduates can work in roles such as: Accounting Clerk Financial Administrator Bookkeeper Payroll Assistant Cost Controller Junior Accountant Tax Assistant Bank Teller or Loan Consultant 🔹 7. Further Study Options Apply for a National Diploma once work experience is completed. Progress to Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business (at universities or via UNISA). Pursue professional qualifications like: SAICA (Accounting Technician route) CIMA (Management Accounting) ACCA (Chartered Certified Accountant) 🔹 8. Benefits of the Qualification Industry-relevant and hands-on training. Good foundation for finance careers. Suitable for students who want practical skills and faster employment. Recognized by employers in both government and private sectors.
Work & Experience
Duties Compiling Truth and Reconciliation Commission bursary forms Processing sundry payments of TRC application forms Scan and capture on Access and the spreadsheet. Submitting forms to finance for payment processing. Provide the applicant with feedback by sending them proof of payment. Receive emails and attach TRC documents. Making and receiving calls from the applicants. Prepare monthly reports and data for TRC beneficiary payment. Conduct presentations on policies and regulations. Provide filing for hard copy and soft copy and financial records. Implement financial policies and procedures. Manage the filing, storage, and security of documents. Respond to TRC queries through emails and walk-throughs. Public Finance Act PFMA and knowledge of BAS system and PERSAL.
Duties Keep and fill the documents. Make copies and maintain emails. Screening students before they can go to their classes. Assist students in course registration and queue marshal. Register students before they can enter the campus COVID-19 register.
Duties Client Service/Reception/Student Support Maintaining all filling system. Capturing absentees and student personal details using the Coltech system. Verifying marks of the student. Offering student information about the courses that are offered by the college. Assisting students who are applying for and collecting certificates. Capturing NSFAS allowance forms using a spreadsheet. Student Support Services Handling incoming emails and responding and sending them where is needed Capturing. Capturing NSFAS Applications for students. Orientating new students and telling them what to expect from our office Student Support (NSFAS). Distribute documents to head office. Formations of support groups drugs Rehabilitation, and HIV/AIDS program. Career Pathing (Infrastructure Establishment and Management.) Human Recourses Capturing and submitting time sheets to head office. Submitting leave forms to the head of the department. Sorting applications and submitting them to head office. Publish the advert on the noticeboard. Reception Handling clients’ inquiries telephonically and through personal interactions. Operating switchboard and managing incoming and outgoing calls. Making a statement of results and confirmation letter for the students. Receiving, delivering, issuing information. Finance Clerk Supplier Payments Department: Library\Finance Execute all queries and inquiries emanating from suppliers promptly. Ensure a prompt response to all audit queries related to accounts payable. Keeping track of all payments and expenditures, invoices, and statements. Execute all administrative functions emanating from your accounting function. Verify financial, and other data and capturing. Review invoices and payment requests for accuracy, completeness, and proper authorizations. Review petty cash monthly and journalize expenses in the accounting system. Interpreting financial statements and printing them using the Coltech system. Maintaining safe processing of all finance-related records, for example, photocopying, mailing, and filing. Perform routine administrative work and answer incoming calls. Prepare correspondence, reports, records, and other office documents.
Duties Capturing the learnerships forms on the system. Counting learnerships application forms and sorting them. Posting back the incorrect venue to the right postal address.
Duties Sorting voter registration forms before we can start capturing. Counting using the scanner before we can capture. Rectifying mistakes on the forms Filling the voter forms after capturing them
Duties : Recording population data from fieldwork Make sure that they have working resources every day. Submitting data to the district office Make sure that field workers count every dwelling, including the vacant, a demolished.
Assisting the clients with their bank statements Advisory on their pension and how to save their money. Showing clients how to deposit, transfer and print the statements using ATM. Showing clients how to use cell phone banking
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