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.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Basic understanding of customer service. Ability to maintain accurate records. Ability to understand and follow directions. Ability to maintain the safety and security of packages, documents, messages, and other items received or being delivered. Thorough understanding of maps and directions, and traffic rules. Knowledge of relevant legislations. Planning and organizing skills. Problem solving and analysis. Time 102 management. Client orientation and customer focus. Communication skills. Attention to detail. Good interpersonal skills.
DUTIES
Collection and distribution of post/parcels, files and other documents and photocopying of official documents. Making copies of Court rolls and circulate according to distribution list. General messenger duties. Assist at administration section or general office when required.
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