MTrec Recruitment
Credit Controller - French Speaking

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Rewards and Benefits on offer:
- Highly competitive starting salary with an increase after successful probation
- Permanent opportunity
- Friendly and supportive working environment
- Monday to Friday working hours promoting a healthy work/life balance
- Easily accessible offices
The Company you will be working for:
MTrec Commercial are proudly representing our prestigious client on their search for an experienced Credit Controller who is bilingual in French and English to join their team on a full time and permanent basis. If you have the required skills and experience, then please apply for an immediate response!
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The Role you will be doing:
You will be responsible for recovering unpaid money from customers. You will need to be assertive but tactful. You will also need good number skills, and the ability to explain financial matters clearly. Your work will include:
- Contacting customers when payment is overdue
- Asking them to settle their account and explaining the terms of their credit
- Using databases to check credit records
- Negotiating repayment plans
- Setting up and maintaining customer files
- Tracing missing debtors


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About You:
- Must be fluent in French and English
- Previous Credit Control experience
- Good standard of general education and confidence with numbers
- Strong verbal and written skills
- Calmness under pressure
- Organised and methodical approach
- Good negotiation skills
- Strong administrative and computer skills
- Strong working knowledge of MS Office Packages.
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