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AB InBev Africa in Sandton is seeking a Finance Management Trainee to join the SAB DynamX program. This is a 36-month structured training program aimed at Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting graduates aspiring to earn their CA (SA) qualification.
The role provides exposure to various financial aspects such as accounting, auditing, and taxation while working within a leading brewing company known for its commitment to excellence and innovation.
Dreaming big is in our DNA. It’s who we are as a company, it’s our culture, our heritage, and more than ever it’s our future – a future where we’re always looking forward, always serving up new ways to meet life’s moments, always dreaming bigger. We look for people with passion, talent, and curiosity, and provide them with teammates, resources and opportunities to unleash their full potential.
The South African Breweries (SAB) is now an accredited SAICA Training Office. The SAB DynamX Finance Management Trainee Programme is a comprehensive 36‑month programme aimed at supporting Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting graduates to pursue their CA (SA) qualification. As a DynamX SAICA Trainee Account, you will undergo a structured training program designed to provide you with comprehensive exposure to various aspects of accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial management. This role is ideal for individuals who want to pursue the CA (SA) qualification while working for South Africa’s leading brewer and one of the nation’s most admired companies.
Upon successful completion of the DynamX Finance Management Trainee Programme – SAICA, candidates can expect opportunities for advancement into middle management within the SAB Finance function in departments such as:
SAB is an equal opportunity employer and all appointments will be made in line with SAB employment equity plan and talent requirements. The advert has minimum requirements listed. Management reserves the right to use additional/relevant information as criteria for short‑listing.