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Senior Assistant Executive, Pupil Financial Services

Ministry of Education · Singapore

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What the role is: As a Senior Assistant Executive, Pupil Financial Services, you will be part of a dynamic team providing support to MOE HQ divisions, schools and external stakeholders regarding payments, collections and student financial assistance matters. What you will be working on: • Support payment and collection processing activities, including entering and checking transaction, reconciling daily totals, and maintaining accurate and up-to-date records • Handle payment and collection related enquiries and work with the relevant teams and stakeholders to clarify financial information to resolve any transaction discrepancies • Perform monthly reconciliation of transaction records against accounting balances and maintain supporting documents for audit and record-keeping purposes • Check fees and charges for electronic payment transactions to ensure accuracy • Respond to enquiries on student financial assistance and outstanding fees and work with relevant teams to support parents and other stakeholders on their queries

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