Annah Moratuwa Masiteng

• Manage a diverse portfolio of 40 service creditors and 10 import creditors, ensuring accurate capture and seamless transactions with both local and foreign creditors.
• Successfully match payments received from creditors to correct invoices, minimizing errors and discrepancies.
• Maintain accurate shipping and clearing allocations, closely monitoring costs and identifying opportunities for improvement.
• Process a maximum of 10 customer quotes daily and accurately capture hospital orders and send out invoices timely resulting in prompt delivery and improved customer satisfaction.
• Send out precise monthly statements to private hospitals and associates ensuring transparency and facilitating prompt settlements.
• Prepare creditor and debtor age analysis, providing actionable insights to optimize payments and relationships.
• Proactively identify and efficiently resolve customer and supplier account queries ensuring seamless relationships.
• Conduct monthly ledger reconciliations, identifying and resolving discrepancies promptly.
• Process 11 cashbooks monthly, ensuring timely and accurate financial reporting.
• Facilitate petty cash activities, capturing slips accurately and maintaining transparency.
• Maintain accurate and up to date training records and employee leave records.
• Ensure compliance to statutory regulations and professional standards when reporting on financial matters.
• Perform general office administration such as filing, printing and general administration queries.
• Reference: Ms Mamello Maje (Financial Manager)

Contact details: 012 346 1496/ mamello@neurophyiscs.co.za

• Performed floor walking to assist students with basic computer literacy.
• Provided excellent customer service to student at the front desk, addressing inquiries related to Tshwane University of Technology websites and concerns promptly.
• Performed administrative tasks.
• Reference: Mr Patrick Selemela (Facilitator)

Contact details: 012 382 0874/ selemelap@tut.ac.za

• Coordinated the scheduling of tutoring sessions for financial accounting to ensure efficient use of time and resources while accommodating the needs of over 300 students.
• Delivered engaging one-on-one tutoring sessions covering financial accounting syllabus for over 20 students doing the module for the first time.
• Assessed student progress through regular evaluations, allowing for targeted instruction and customized learning strategies.
• Reference:Ms Kenosi Moutloatse (Financial Accounting Lecturer)

Contact details: 012 382 0609/ moutloatseky@tut.ac.za