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RECEPTIONIST

BRANCH: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
COMPONENT: NATIONAL SKILLS FUND
DIRECTORATE: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
SALARY: R 193 359 per annum (Level 4)
CENTRE: PRETORIA

REQUIREMENTS:

  • A National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) / National Certificate (Vocational) NQF Level 4 certificate.
  • An appropriate Diploma/Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration/Management or a related qualification will be an added advantage.
  • A minimum of one (1) to 2 (two) years relevant work experience as a receptionist or switchboard operator.
  • Excellent planning and organising skills, interpersonal and decision-making skills.
  • Good written and verbal communication skills.
  • Client-orientation focus and customer care skills.
  • Good computer literacy (MS Word and Excel).

DUTIES:

  • Monitor NSF telephone and direct callers and answer telephone calls in an appropriate and professional manner.
  • Keep the NSF internal directory up to date.
  • Direct calls to appropriate staff members or departments.
  • Take messages and relay them to the appropriate staff member.
  • Respond to enquiries and queries.
  • Ensure that complex queries are referred to the back office and other relevant staff members to deal with.
  • Ensure visitors are directed correctly.
  • Monitor entry access into premises.
  • Receive, attend to and direct visitors to the appropriate office or staff member they are visiting.
  • Ensure visitors have signed in and issue them with a visitor’s sticker.
  • Ensure that relevant staff members are informed of visitors.
  • Act and respond in a presentable manner, being the face of the entry.
  • Monitor and ensure reception areas and meeting areas are kept neat and quiet.
  • Ensure that pamphlets, brochures, and other relevant information is available for visitors (including removal of
    outdated information from public spaces).
  • Coordinate the booking of boardrooms/ meeting rooms and parking.
  • Assist with escalating complex queries from the website and social media pages (including tracking of queries up to resolution)
  • Assist with ad hoc office admin duties, sending faxes, photocopying, and filing.
  • Provide first aid when required.

ENQUIRIES: Mr D Moyane 012 943 3105 / Ms C Els 012 943 3250 / Ms B Setuki 012 943
3161

SECRETARY

BRANCH: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
COMPONENT: NATIONAL SKILLS FUND
DIRECTORATE: HUMAN RESOUCES MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
SALARY: R 228 321 annum (Level 5)
CENTRE: PRETORIA

REQUIREMENTS:

  • An appropriate National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) / National Certificate (Vocational) NQF Level 4 certificate.
  • An appropriate Diploma/Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration/Management or a related qualification will be an added advantage.
  • A minimum of one (1) to 2 (two) years of relevant experience in office management and administration within a Human Resource Management and Development environment.
  • Knowledge and understanding of applicable HR legislation and procedures.
  • Good planning and organising skills, interpersonal and decision-making skills.
  • Good written and verbal communication skills.
  • Good computer literacy (MS Word and Excel).

DUTIES:

  • The successful candidate will perform the following duties: Schedule appointments and maintain an electronic diary.
  • Ensure that legislative and/ or other important dates are documented in the diary and that constant reminders are sent out to ensure compliance with due dates.
  • Coordinate business travel and accommodation as required.
  • Plan, prepare, timeously relevant documentation for meetings and arrange venues and refreshments as required and record proceedings of meetings.
  • Record messages in detail and convey them promptly to the Human Resources Directorate.
  • Prioritise work received from the Human Resources Directorate.
  • Type correspondence, reports, minutes, presentations spreadsheets and related material from proceedings or handwritten notes.
  • This involves working on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
  • Plan, prepare for and proceed with meetings.
  • Prepare documents and distribute information/ documents as requested by the Human Resources Directorate in hard
    copy or electronically e.g., prepare distribution packs for meetings.
  • Source information as requested by the Human Resources Directorate.
  • Receive and register incoming mail and documents and distribute them within the Human Resources Directorate as required.
  • Stock control of office stationery.
  • Perform administrative tasks related to expense claims.
  • Make photocopies, scan, documents, and file documents electronically in a logical order.
  • Maintain an appropriate filling system (manual and computerised) for the Directorate.
  • Ensure all files are always readily accessible and retrievable.
  • Maintain a pending system to diarise documents for future action.
  • Register the movement and file all documents that are entering or leaving the offices of the Directorate.
  • Track and follow up on documents that are entering or leaving the offices of the Directorate.
  • Track and follow up on documents that were sent from the Directorate that require action or approval.
  • Perform other administrative support functions.

ENQUIRIES: Mr D Moyane 012 943 3105 / Ms C Els 012 943 3250 / Ms B Setuki 012 943
3161

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT BURSARIES 

BRANCH: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
COMPONENT: NATIONAL SKILLS FUND
SALARY: R 325 101 (Level 7)
CENTRE: PRETORIA

REQUIREMENTS:

  • An appropriate Diploma (NQF Level 6) in Public Administration or related qualification.
  • A minimum of three (3) years relevant work experience. Knowledge of Public Service and NSF mandates and strategies.

Skills required:

  • Excellent communication, interpersonal and writing skills.
  • Computer literate, Microsoft office proficient, strong administrative, organizational and general office management, time management, planning and organizing.
  • Ability to act with discretion.
  • Neat and tidy in the work environment and on the personal appearance.

DUTIES:

  • Schedule appointments and maintain an electronic diary.
  • Ensure that legislative dates are documented on the diary and that constant reminders are sent out to ensure compliance with due dates. Coordinate business travel and accommodation as required.
  • Plan, prepare timeously relevant documentation for meetings and arrange venues and refreshments as required and record proceedings of meetings Record messages in detail and convey promptly to Chief Directorate or Directorate.
  • Prioritise work received from the Chief Directorate or Directorate.
  • Type correspondence, reports, minutes, presentations, spreadsheets and related material from dictaphone or handwritten notes.
  • This involves working on Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
  • Plan, prepare for and record proceedings of meetings.
  • Prepare documents and distribute information/documents as requested by the Chief Directorate or Directorate in
    hard copy or electronically e.g. prepare distribution packs for meetings.
  • Source information as requested by the Chief Directorate or Directorate.
  • Receive and register incoming mail and documents and distribute within the Chief Directorate or Directorate as required.
  • Stock control of office stationery.
  • Perform administrative tasks related to expense claims.
  • Make photocopies, scan documents, file documents electronically in a logical order and receive or send facsimiles.
  • Maintain an appropriate filing system (manual and computerised) for the Chief Directorate or Directorate.
  • Ensure all files are always readily accessible and retrievable.
  • Maintain a pending system to diarise documents for future action.
  • Register the movement and file all documents that is entering or leaving the offices of the Chief Directorate or Directorate.
  • Track and follow up on documents that were sent from the Chief Directorate or Directorate that requires action or approval.
  • Perform other administrative support functions.
  • Always adhere to the values of the NSF.
  • Act professionally as the contact person of the Chief Directorate or Directorate.
  • Actively participate in all meetings as required.
  • Operate within the policies, procedures and rules of the NSF.
  • Guide, teach, and provide transfer of skills to equip interns to perform the administrative assistant duties.

ENQUIRIES: Mr D Moyane 012 943 3105 / Ms C Els 012 943 3250 / Ms B Setuki 012 943
3161

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER: FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 

BRANCH: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
COMPONENT: NATIONAL SKILLS FUND
DIRECTORATE: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION 
SALARY: R 325 101 per annum (Level 7)
CENTRE: PRETORIA

REQUIREMENTS:

  • An appropriate Diploma (NQF Level 6) in Public Management/Administration, Office Management and Technology or related qualification.
  • A minimum of two (2) years’ work experience in providing messenger, facilities, maintenance,
    assets and general administration support.
  • The prospective candidate should be pro-active, effective, and self-confident and be able to work in a diverse team.
  • Further skills requirements relate to technical proficiency, communication and information management, administrative
    organising, problem-solving and analysis, report writing, quality management, budgeting and financial management, and stakeholder engagement/management.
  • The incumbent must be client orientated, customer-focused, responsive, and be able to perform in a team environment.
  • Good computer skills are required. candidates must be willing to travel when required.
  • Candidates must also be committed to meeting deadlines within tight timeframes and A valid driver’s license.

DUTIES:

  • To provide messenger services and facilities management support to the NSF.
  • Collect and deliver documents in line with requests required destinations.
  • Ensure proof of delivery is obtained.
  • Collect registered and other mail from the post office or the department daily.
  • Ensure that collected documents are distributed in the NSF daily.
  • Ensure authorisation of travel costs by departmental head.
  • Adhere to internal policies and procedures.
  • Deliver and collect legal documents are delivered on time.
  • Record proof of delivery of legal documents.
  • Collect and drive delegations from other countries to the required destinations.
  • Operate both light and heavy motor vehicle.
  • Update the logbook of vehicle used daily for proper recording of mileage.
  • Coordinate boardroom bookings and arrange for the provision of tea and coffee.
  • Assist in planning and setting up meetings and teleconferences.
  • Complete facilities workbooks.
  • Cleaning services workbooks.
  • Hygiene services workbooks.
  • Security services and system workbooks.
  • Facilities and maintenance workbooks.
  • Parking rental workbooks.
  • Telephone and fax workbooks.
  • Monitor cleaning and hygiene service provided for facilities.
  • Monitor security services provided by facilities.
  • Monitor parking facilities.
  • Assist to all requests, queries and complaints related to facilities, security and parking.
  • Perform routine facilities repairs and maintenance checks.
  • Perform routine facilities security services and system checks.
  • Perform routine facilities cleaning and hygiene checks.
  • Monitor facilities usage across the NSF.
  • Perform routine facilities checks related to Occupational Health and Safety requirement.
  • Perform first aid when required.
  • Ensure that evacuation drills are performed on a regular basis.
  • Always adhere to the values of the NSF.
  • Actively participate in all meetings as required.
  • Operate within the policies, procedures and rules of the NSF.

ENQUIRIES: Mr D Moyane 012 943 3105 / Ms C Els 012 943 3250 / Ms B Setuki 012 943
3161

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: REGIONAL SDI KZN

BRANCH: SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
COMPONENT: NATIONAL SKILLS FUND
SALARY: R 325 101 per annum (Level 7)
CENTRE: PRETORIA

REQUIREMENTS:

  • An appropriate Diploma (NQF Level 6) in office management, secretarial or related qualification.
  • A minimum of three (3) years’ work experience in rendering administrative and secretarial support.
  • The ideal candidate should have good telephone etiquette, be computer literate, be able to do research and do analysis of documents and situations.
  • The ideal candidate should be conversant with the public service delivery and management issues.
  • Skills Development Act, Skills Development Levies Act, National Skills Development Strategy.
  • Treasury Regulations and working knowledge of the Public Finance Management Act, South African Qualification Authority Act, National Qualification Framework (NQF).
  • The individual should have basic knowledge of financial administration.
  • Language skills, and written and verbal communication skills, Organization and Prioritization Skills.
  • Good people skills, Reliable, Tact and discretion, well- groomed and self- motivated.
  • Confidentiality Attention to detail, work well under pressure, Analytical, Be proactive, Excellent
    Communication and Minute-taking presentations.
  • Special requirements: willing to work overtime, as and when needs arise or deemed necessary.
  • Willing and able to assist in the office of other senior managers as and when arise or deemed necessary.

SKILLS:

  • Excellent communication, interpersonal and Computer literate, Microsoft office proficient.
  • Strong administrative, organizational, and general office management.
  • Time Management, Planning and Organizing, Ability to act with discretion.
  • Neat and tidy in the work environment and on the personal appearance.

DUTIES:

  • Provide a secretarial and administrative support service to the Manager.
  • Arranging meetings, manage diary, logistical arrangements as required.
  • Type letter, submissions, memorandums, reports, and open mail (performs advanced typing work).
  • Answering and screening all calls, directing, or attending to those not required to be attended to by the Manager.
  • Check in/out- tray on daily basis and make sure the Manager attends to urgent issues.
  • Tracking of Submissions/Memorandums routed from/via the manager’s office.
  • Render a general secretarial and office auxiliary service that includes arranging air, rail and road bookings and accommodation for the Manager.
  • Provides Support to the Manager with the administration of the Manager’s Budget.
  • Provides support to the manager regarding meetings.
  • Monitor resolutions taken at management meetings and inform the manager on progress made.
  • Operates and ensures that office equipment, e.g. Fax Machines and photocopiers are om good working order.
  • Records the engagements of the Senior Manager.
  • Coordinates with and sensitizes/advises the Senior Manager regarding meetings engagements.
  • Compiles realistic schedules of appointments, Ensures the effective flow of information and documents to and from the office of the Senior Managers.
  • Ensures the safekeeping of all documentation in the office of the Senior Manager in line with relevant legislation and policies.
  • Obtain inputs, collates, and compiles reports, e.g. Progress reports/Monthly Reports/ Managements Reports.
  • Scrutinize routine submissions/reports and make notes and or recommendations for the Director.
  • Responds to enquiries received from internal and external stakeholders.
  • Draft documents as required.
  • Does filling of documents for the Senior Manager and the unit where required.
  • Collects, analyses and collates information requested by the Manager.
  • Clarifies notes and instructions on behalf of the Manager.
  • Ensures the travel arrangements are well coordinated.
  • Prioritizes issues in the office of the Manager.
  • Manages the attendance, leave register and telephone accounts for the unit.
  • Handles the procurements standard of items like stationery, refreshments etc. for activities for the Manager and the unit.
  • Obtains the necessary signatures on documents like procurements advice and monthly salary reports.
  • Provides support to the Manager regarding meetings.
  • Scrutinizes documents to determine actions/information/other documents required for the meeting.
  • Collect and compiles all necessary documents for the manager to inform him/her on the contents.
  • Records munities/decisions and communicates them to relevant role-players, follows ups on progress made.
  • Coordinates logistical arrangements for the meetings when required.
  • Collects and coordinates all the documents that relate to the manager’s budget.
  • Remains up to date with regard to the prescripts/policies and procedures applicable to his/her work terrain to ensure
    an efficient and effective support to the Senior Manager.
  • Remains abreast with the procedures and processes that apply In the office of the Manager.

ENQUIRIES: Mr D Moyane 012 943 3105 / Ms C Els 012 943 3250 / Ms B Setuki 012 943
3161

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