Commerce Careers That Are In Demand In South Africa


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Economics and business students typically have good commercial awareness, one of the qualities highly sought after by recruiters. Here are some of the most in demand jobs in the commerce field in South Africa.


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According to an article published by Businesstech.co.za in 2020, these are the 5 jobs in the commerce and business sector that are in demand.

Top five positions in demand:

  • Commercial finance manager/controller
  • Tax
  • Finance manager
  • Head of finance
  • Accountant

According to payscale.com, these are jobs you can pursue with a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and the salary range you can expect per year.

  • Accountant - R116k - R474k 
  • Financial Manager - R317k - R898k
  • Financial Accountant - R184k - R549k
  • Finance Manager - R343k - R900k 
  • Business Analyst, IT - R215k - R578k
  • Human Resources (HR) Manager - R215k - R708k 
  • Marketing Manager - R151k - R735k

Popular areas of employment for business and management graduates include business, finance, marketing, HR, PR and sales. 

So it would be advisable to continue pursuing a career in these fields and make a success out of your career.

 


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