Registration Data Capturer Clerk X1

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Overview

The South African Council for Educators (SACE) is a professional council for educators that aims to enhance the status of the teaching profession through appropriate registration, management of professional development and incursion of a code of ethics for all educators.

SACE is looking for committed, passionate and talented individuals to enhance its dynamic team and as such, we are inviting applications for the following vacant position.

Benefits

Housing AllowanceMedical Aid AllowancePensionUIF13th Cheque

Salary

Basic Salary : R

  • per annum and benefits

Salary Grade B2

Qualifications and Skills

Matric Certificate, NQF Level 6 qualification in the field of Office Administration / Management Assistant, public management, operations management.Practical knowledge of computerised registration systemsmunication and interpersonal skills.

Job Key Responsibilities

Check correctness and completeness of documents.Capture data from the application forms.Capture new applications and update registration status.

Processing of Applications

Check correctness and completeness of application form and documents.

Assist with Online Applications

Assist applicants with uploading of documents.Assist applicants with scanning of documents.

Data Capture Administration

Reconciliation of daily captured datapile a register of captured applicants.Scanning application documents.Filling of application documents.

Reporting

Submit daily / weekly / monthly reports.Any occasional duties that may be assigned by the supervisor.

Employment Equity

Posts advertised herein, are declared to be Employment Equity Posts and all designated people are encouraged to apply.

SACE Employment Equity Policy will apply.

Application Process

Send your completed SACE Employment Application Form, accompanied by a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV), and certified copies of ID, qualifications and Academic records.

Late and incomplete applications will not be considered.

All copies should be certified not older than 6 months.

SACE Employment Application form can be obtained from our website .

The information on the SACE application form must correspond with the Curriculum Vitae.

It is the applicant's responsibility to have foreign qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualification Authority.

All foreign qualification must be accompanied by evaluation certificate from SAQA.

Applications should be emailed to

  • (Reference in subject box is the position applied for), hand deliver or Courier to Human Resource Unit, SACE Building Block 1, at Crossway Park Offices, (Corner Jean) Centurion.

    • Correspondence is limited to short-listed candidates.

    If not contacted within 3 months of the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

    The closing date for applications is the 21 November

    Contact

    CONTACT Mary Chauke :

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