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.
Good written and oral communication skills. Report writing. Research and Planning. Organising and control. Computer Literacy (Microsoft Office). Creative and Analytical thinking. Problem Solving. Good Interpersonal relations. Customer Oriented. Decision making skills. Ability to work under pressure.
DUTIES
Assist with management and control of Library and its resources in line with the library code and other applicable prescripts. Assist with ordering of library material approved by the library committee. Assist in classifying, cataloguing and indexing library material. Update loose-leaf publications. Responsible for the sub-libraries outside the court. Assist with running and maintenance of the library including the physical structure. Arrange for the binding of loose-leaf publications. Processing of standing orders. Carry boxes on delivery of books to Judges Chambers. Assist with compiling of reports on library matters.
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