Afrikaans Speaking Jobs in South Africa
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Villieria, Pretoria Moot: Junior Attorney NEW
Freerecruit
South Africa
Requirements: -Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking individual (male or female) -Afrikaans and proficiency in Afrikaans essential – speak, read and write (Mostly Afrikaans speaking clients) -Bachelor
share this job on whatsappParktown, Johannesburg: Foreclosures Secretary
Johannesburg
R 20 000 - R 35 000 Requirements:
-Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking female
-Afrikaans and English first
Wonderboom, Pretoria: Litigation Typist
FreerecruitSouth Africa
Requirements: -Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking female -Afrikaans and English first &
Cape Town City Centre: Junior Raf Litigation Secretary
FreerecruitKloof Street
Requirements: -Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking female -Afrikaans and English first &
Menlo Park, Pretoria: Candidate Attorney
FreerecruitSouth Africa
Requirements: -Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking individual -Afrikaans & English first
Brooklyn, Pretoria: Litigation Secretary
FreerecruitSouth Africa
Requirements: -Professional and presentable Afrikaans speaking female -Afrikaans and English first and second
Wonderboom, Pretoria: Litigation Typist
Pretoria
R 10 000 - R 15 000 gross
-Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking female
-Afrikaans and English
Silverlakes, Pretoria East: Candidate Attorney
Pretoria
R 8 000 Requirements:
-Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking female
-Afrikaans
Parktown, Johannesburg: Foreclosures Secretary
FreerecruitCentral Johannesburg
Requirements: -Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking female -Afrikaans and English first and second
Parktown, Johannesburg: Junior Foreclosures Attorney
FreerecruitCentral Johannesburg
Requirements: -Presentable and professional Afrikaans speaking individual -Afrikaans and English first and
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