Call Centre Agent

Salary: R23 000 – R25 000 per month

Remote Recruitment is hiring a Call Centre Agent for a UK-based employer, fully remote from South Africa. You will be the first voice UK customers hear, handling inbound calls end to end.
Role overview

You'll work a queue of inbound calls for a UK business, answering questions, solving problems on the first call where you can, and logging every interaction accurately so the next person picking up the file knows exactly where things stand.
Key responsibilities

- Answer inbound customer calls during UK business hours

- Resolve routine queries at first contact and escalate the rest with clear notes

- Log calls, outcomes and follow-up actions in the CRM

- Meet call quality and handling-time targets

- Keep customer records accurate and up to date

What you'll need

- Experience handling inbound calls in a call centre or customer service team

- Clear, neutral spoken English and confident phone manner

- Familiarity with a CRM or ticketing system such as Zendesk, Freshdesk or Salesforce

- A quiet home workspace and stable fibre connection

- Comfortable working UK hours

Nice to have

- Experience supporting UK or international customers

- Familiarity with Five9, Genesys or similar dialler software

- Experience in a regulated sector such as finance or insurance

What's on offer

- 100% remote — work from anywhere in South Africa

- 09:00–17:00 UK time (11:00–19:00 SAST), Monday to Friday

- Long-term placement with a stable UK business, not short contract work

- A UK employer who invests in the people who stay

About Remote Recruitment

Remote Recruitment places South African professionals into long-term roles with UK businesses. We are not a body shop and we do not churn people through short contracts — we match carefully, we are straight with you about the role and the money, and we stay in touch after you start. Every role we advertise is fully remote and paid in rand.

If the role fits, apply with an up-to-date CV. We read every application and reply either way.

Originally posted on Himalayas