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As part of strengthening the
operations of Youth Alive! Kenya, we seek to recruit a suitable young person to join our
impressive team of professionals as a Finance Intern. Reporting to the Finance and
Administration officer, the position will entail providing direct assistance to
the Youth Alive! Kenya head office Nairobi.
Specific Duties and
Responsibilities
- In consultation with the finance Officer:
- Prepare timely financial project reports
- Keep and maintain proper records of expenses incurred by the projects.
- Assist the finance officer in Preparing project and activity budgets
- Ensure the prompt and consistent recording of financial transactions;
- Ensure the efficient running of the Youth Alive! Kenya office by maintaining adequate office supplies
- Manage daily cash-flow of the various projects and attend to all project financial and administrative matters on a daily basis;
- Manage an effective filing system for all financial documents.
- Any other duty that you may be called upon to execute from time to time
Desired Skills & Qualifications
- Have Minimum of CPA II
- Hold a degree in Finance/Accounting.
- Aged between 21-24 years.
- Able to multi task in a fast paced environment
- High levels of integrity
- Must be a team player
- Ability to multitask in a fast paced and culturally diverse environment
- Experience in records management and a driving license is an added advantage.
The position is for an initial
period of 3 months with an opportunity for renewal. If you believe you merit
our consideration, please email us your letter of application alongside
detailed Curriculum Vitae with three referees, email and day-time telephone
contacts to be received by the close of business on 2nd August 2013 to hr@youthalivekenya.org.
The email should have a subject
line: FINANCE INTERN –NAIROBI. We regret that only short-listed
candidates will be contacted. If you do not hear from us by 16th August 2013,
consider your application unsuccessful.
NB: Kindly be advised that this is a non
remunerated position.
