| Government Entity | Civilian Secretariat for Police |
|---|---|
| Location | Gauteng, Pretoria |
| Salary | R413 001 per annum |
| Centre / Location | Pretoria |
| Closing Date | July 24, 2026 |
| Source and Application | policesecretariat.gov.za |
Requirements
An undergraduate qualification (NQF Level 6 as recognised by SAQA) in Public Administration/or related equivalent qualification. Two years’ experience in administrative/secretarial/personal assistant environment. Knowledge of information management, office administration and management. Knowledge of Supply Chain Management Procedures, Public Service Legislative and policy framework, applicable departmental policies and Public Finance Management Act. Knowledge of virtual meeting platforms, calendar and Scheduling Tools. Computer literacy, communication (verbal & written) Skills. Report writing, presentation, project management. Planning and organizing. Analytical and ability to interact with all business units.
Duties
Render administrative support services. Screen calls, emails and correspondence. Assist in planning, scheduling and coordinating internal and external meetings. Draft the meeting calendar for the DDG. Book boardroom/s for the DDG’s meetings with internal and external stakeholders. Assist with the compilation of quarterly Demand Management Plans and monitoring of the budget expenditure. Provide secretariat support services for the DDG’s meetings. Follow up on resolutions and action items. Handle correspondence in the office of the DDG. Organise, maintain the filing system and confidential records. Render logistical support services in the office of the DDG. Provide travel and accommodation arrangements. Process and submit itineraries. Process and submit subsistence and travel claims. Ensure that the DDG is 10 prepared for meetings and engagements (i.e. being in receipt of relevant information, briefing documents, etc.). Maintain the DDG’s personal file (e.g. keep copies of documents submitted to HRM Unit such as leave forms, Performance Agreements/Assessments and other relevant work-related documents). Ensure effective and ongoing communication (verbal and written) is maintained from the office of the DDG, Branch and other business units. Receive and record documentation before submission to the Branch Coordinator. Meet and greet the clients/stakeholders who are visiting the DDG and manage the waiting area.
Source / Circular Reference
policesecretariat.gov.za