Admin Assistant: Join us to help rebuild the hospitality industry

Can you format EXCEL spreadsheets with your eyes closed? Find the proverbial needle in a haystack? Does a zero inbox make you zen? FEDHASA Cape has an immediate vacancy for an admin assistant to join our executive team based in Century City, Cape Town.

Ideal candidates must have demonstrable experience in database management, membership liaison, basic accountancy and secretarial duties. Also, candidates must have a growth mindset, be passionate about customer service and rebuilding the hospitality industry.

FEDHASA Cape is the leading hospitality industry association in South Africa, and with over 700 members, we’re working tirelessly to rebuild our industry through lobbying, networking and educating. Here’s an opportunity to contribute with your skills and passion.

Minimum requirements include:

Matric certificate

3-4 years experience in a similar position

Advanced computer literacy

Proficiency in Pastel 

Main areas of responsibility include:

Front of house management

Switchboard

Database administration

Member support

PA to the Executive Officer

Event planning

If this is your dream job, please upload your CV to https://portal.cucv.biz/index.php?c=candidate/vacancy_registration&req=rHSO by 16th March to apply. And thank you for your interest! 

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