Part Time Teller

Role summary

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The Part Time Teller role involves serving customers at an ANZ branch, processing deposits and withdrawals, handling cash accurately, completing account and payment transactions, and identifying opportunities to refer customers to suitable banking products. Candidates should have strong customer-service and communication skills, sound numeracy, attention to detail, basic computer ability, and a professional, trustworthy approach. Previous cash-handling, retail, or banking experience is helpful, although training may be provided. The successful applicant is expected to follow security, compliance, and operational procedures, protect customer information, manage queues efficiently, work cooperatively with colleagues, and remain flexible about part-time shifts and branch requirements.

About the employer

ANZ, or Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, is one of the major banking groups operating across Australia, New Zealand, and the wider Asia-Pacific region, including Fiji. The bank provides personal banking, business banking, institutional services, lending, payments, and wealth-related products. In Fiji, ANZ serves individuals, families, businesses, government-related organisations, and corporate customers through branches, digital channels, and specialist teams. Its branch employees help customers with everyday transactions while supporting secure, compliant, and reliable banking services. ANZ generally places emphasis on customer focus, integrity, teamwork, inclusion, risk awareness, and professional development. A part-time teller contributes directly to the branch experience by providing accurate and friendly frontline service and helping customers use appropriate banking channels and products.

Working in Fiji

Fiji offers employment opportunities in banking, tourism, hospitality, retail, construction, education, healthcare, telecommunications, agriculture, and professional services. Suva is the main commercial and government centre, while Nadi and Lautoka have strong tourism, transport, and business activity. Fijian culture is welcoming and community-oriented, with strong traditions of family, respect, church, music, food, and village life; English is widely used in workplaces alongside iTaukei and Fiji Hindi. Lifestyle can include warm weather, beaches, outdoor activities, and a slower pace, although imported goods, housing in popular areas, and transport may be costly. Foreign nationals generally need an approved work permit before starting employment, normally supported by the employer, and should confirm requirements with Fiji Immigration. Relocating applicants should arrange a written offer, understand salary and benefits, budget for accommodation, and check healthcare, banking, tax, and travel arrangements before moving.