Location: Wardensville, WV
Company: Farms Work Wonders
offering a 6-week summer program. Part-time Junior Crew positions may become available after successful completion of the Challenge Program. Want to learn more? Fill out the application, and we will send you dates of our next information session. We can't wait to meet you and tell you all about the Challenge Program.
Learn more about the JUNIOR CREW WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. Before moving forward, watch our overview video below. If, after viewing it, you see this as an exciting personal opportunity AND you are ready to fully commit to consistent attendance, earnest participation, genuine interest, and daily enthusiasm, then we invite you to fill out this form and submit your application.
Once you fill out an application, you will be invited to attend a virtual or in-person information session (mandatory to attend before we can offer a position). We hope to receive your application soon!
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use of specialized account procedures, assisting the supervisor in preparing agency budgets, and examining records to assure adherence to accounting laws and regulations. Performs related work as required. This is advanced level paraprofessional accounting works.
Job duties include performing complex balancing and reconciling of multiple accounts. Employees in this class are responsible for accuracy of accounts for others and require littler supervision. Responsibilities may also include being a lead worker. Example of work: Classifies/codes a variety of transactions which may require considerable knowledge. Transfers funds and balances to multiple accounts such as hospital billing. Examines
accounting records to assure adherence to accounting laws and regulations; verifies calculations and ensures accuracy and validity of transactions. Prepares and illustrates specialized statements and reports which reflect the relationships among accounts and which require steady searching and analysis.
Makes complex journal entries and other transactions which require use of specialized accounting procedures. Maintains accounting records; gathers date and prepares complex financial statements and reports from records maintained. Assists supervisor in preparing budget by compiling data, preparing summaries and requests, and/or developing cost projections. Contacts associates, administrators,
and general public in order to obtain information's, discuss changes in documents, or resolve problems with more complex accounts.
Makes recommendations on the development or revision of agency policies and procedures. May assign account/department codes. May train Account technician and subordinate staff. May lead and review work of other Attaching Technicians. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of accounting laws and regulations of bureau/agency. Knowledge of basic mathematical computations. Knowledge of an automated computer system. Skill in the use of calculator. Skill in the use of office equipment such as a copier, fax machine, and personal computer.
Ability to detect and correct errors in arithmetic or to refer to proper source of correction. Ability to gather and compile data for use in financial reports. Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others. Ability to train, assign, supervise and review the work of others. Minimum Qualifications: Training: Graduations from a standard four-year high school or the equivalent. Experience: Four years of full-time or equivalent part-time paid bookkeeping, accounting, or related experience.
Substitutions: Successful completion of college-level accounting courses from an accredited college or university may be substituted at the rate of three semester hours equals six months experience; OR Successful completion of related business school or vocational training may be substituted for the experience through an established formula.
