The Ministry of Small Business Development was established in 2014 marking a turning point in history of SMMEs and Co-operatives development in South Africa, demonstrating Government’s commitment to place SMMEs and Co-operatives at the centre of economic growth and job creation.
The Department of Small Business Development (DSBD) was thereafter establis...
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Bachelors Degree (NQF 7) in Public Administration / Business Management / Development Studies / Economics or equivalent / related as recognised by SAQA.
1 year administrative experience in managing meeting arrangements, taking meeting minutes, making travel arrangements, and managing claims. Training in MS Office Packages, Project Management / Office Administration / Management.
A valid driver’s licence and security clearance will be considered an added advantage. Have competencies in: Communication (Verbal and Written), Standard Project Management, Client orientation and customer focus, Problem solving and analysis, Standard Service delivery and innovation, Standard Attention to detail and analytical thinking.
DUTIES :
Conduct research on factors impacting growth and sustainability of small businesses.
Contribute to the development of policies, strategies and frameworks that supports the development of SMMEs, Cooperatives and informal sector inclusive of but not limited to: SOPs, template, database management, etc. Conduct performance monitoring inspections to determine compliance with policies, strategies and frameworks.
Provide general administrative support service to the business unit inclusive of but not limited to: Minutes taking, reporting writing etc. Communicate with stakeholders, clients, management & colleagues: Written, Verbal, and formal presentations/workshops/information sessions.
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