The South African judiciary is an independent branch of government, structured to uphold the Constitution, administer justice, and protect human rights through a hierarchy of courts from the Constitutional Court to Magistrates’ Courts.
Matric certificate. A minimum of (1) year relevant experience will an added advantage. A valid driver’s license.
Skills and Competencies:
Job knowledge. Good communication skills (verbal and written). Interpersonal relations skills.
Flexibility. Teamwork. Planning and organisation skills. Computer literacy (MS Office).
DUTIES
Perform digital recording of court proceedings locally and at circuit courts, and ensure integrity of such documents. Maintenance of criminal record books and charge sheets, writing and tracing of summonses and writing of witness fees book. Completion and issuing of committal warrants of arrest. Provide administrative support in general court and case flow management. Completion of case documents (charge sheet) and other court documents. Document scanning and data capturing. Provide any other administrative support as required by the judiciary, court manager and/or supervisor.
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