Assistant Director: Labour Activation Programme
Department of Employment and Labour
Northern Cape Posted 6 days ago Closes 30 Oct
Type
Full-time
Pay
R487 197 per year
Experience
Mid level
Work setup
On site
Category
Education & Training
About the job
Department: Department of Employment and Labour
Centre: Provincial Office: Northern Cape
Salary: R487 197 per annum
Reference: HR4/4/8/193
DUTIES
Implement training/skills programmes relevant stakeholders that will benefit UIF Beneficiaries. Track and monitor progress on identified beneficiaries and institutions funded by Labour Activation. Implement information management system and ensure that records in the section are maintained. Conduct advocacy campaigns to create awareness on Labour Activation Programmes.
ENQUIRIES
Ms Sherelda Kleinsmith Tel No: (053) 838 1517
HOW TO APPLY
Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X 5012, Kimberley, 8301 or hand deliver at Cnr Compound and Pniel Road Email: Jobs- [email protected]
NOTE
EE targets- Priority will be given to African Females, Coloured Males, Indian Males, Indian Females, White males.
Source: DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular 37 of 2026. Apply exactly as the department instructs (Z83 form and CV); Insly does not forward applications for public service posts.
What you need
Three years tertiary qualification in Public Administration/ Business Administration or equivalent. Certificate in Project Management methodologies will be added advantage. Four (4) years' experience functional experience relevant experience in project management environment or equivalent. Knowledge: Public Financial Management Act (PFMA). Public Services Regulations (PSR). Labour Activation Framework. Skill Development Act (SDA). Project Management Principles (PMP). Diversity Management. Basic Educational and Training (BET). Unemployment Insurance Act (UIA). Unemployment Insurance Contributions Act (UICA). Project Management 16 Methodologies (PMBOK). Skills: Negotiation. Interpersonal. Presentation. Problem Solvig. Planning and organising. Policy analysis and Interpretation. Communication (Verbal and Written) Computer Literacy. Report writing.