Basetsana Chizi

my name is Bassie Chizi and I am an African female who has worked in business administration for the healthcare industry for over 09 years. I have experience in front desk reception, scheduling, query management, finance administration, creating Purchase orders, Quotes and Invoicing, Month end reporting and daily cash-ups and stock maintenance within the office environment. I would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you and further explain why I think I would be a great fit for this position.

JOB SUMMARY: responsible for office administration, knowledge of office systems, practices, procedures and administration, technology and knowledge of general office equipment and personal computers to include word processing, spreadsheet, and related software. Also responsible for customer service with a considerable knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer service.

Person who performs work related to personnel management, financial management, work organization and planning for the execution of complex administrative tasks by compiling and analyzing data, vendor management, communication skills, detail oriented, scheduling, invoicing, database, outlook, receptionist, customer service, answering phones, interpersonal skills, compliance.

december 2014 (completed 2 years of 3 years )

ba communication science, unisa

• Fundamentals of communication, Communication contexts and applications, Intercultural development and health communication., Ethical information and communication technologies, Psychological processes in work contexts, Economics 1A+1B, Psychology, Integrated organisational communication,Media Studies, Commercial law, Information and technology, Research in social sciences, Practising workplace English , Foundations in literary English , Writing skills for communication industry, Organisational Communication

december 2018 (completed 2 years of 3 years )

bcom it MANAGEMENT, mancosa

• Financial accounting, Business Management, Informatics, Analytical techniques, Economics