Graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher National Diploma in Accounting or other social science-related field
Applicants with a second-class upper (2.1) or first-class or upper credit or distinction will be an added advantage
Must be a full member of ICAN or equivalent
Other related professional courses will be an added advantage
At least 2 – 3 years’ experience in an audit firm managing similar responsibilities
Must have experience in participating in statutory or audits of local NGOs
Must be very strong in report writing – i.e., evidence that you have assisted in audit assignments and have been writing the final audit report for their audit firm.
Be proficient in the use of Excel, PowerPoint, and QuickBooks accounting software.
Thorough understanding of program management, donor reporting requirements, and managing donor relations.
Responsibilities:
S/he will assist in carrying out pre- and post-review of all financial expenditures/documents
S/he will assist in contributing to the improvement of WEWE control processes, risk management, and governance
S/he will assist in performing monthly reviews and evaluations of financial records/reports and bank reconciliation statements
S/he will assist in ensuring WEWE and donor’s assets are safeguarded
S/he will assist in ensuring that the inventory record is up-to-date, complete, and accurate
S/he will assist the organization in carrying out risk identification and timely reporting to the appropriate authority with improvement recommendations
S/he will assist in the timely investigation of all cases of fraudulent practices and missing assets
S/he will assist in preparing reports that reflect the audit’s results and documents reviewed
S/he will assist in documenting the process and preparing the audit findings memorandum
S/he will assist in conducting follow-up audits to monitor management’s interventions
S/he will assist in periodically carrying out Fraud Awareness and Prevention training for staff
S/he will perform all other duties as assigned by the supervisor.