The South African Department of Tourism (NDT) is a national government entity established in 2009, tasked with developing, promoting, and regulating the tourism sector to foster economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development. It focuses on policy formulation, enhancing tourism products, and ensuring responsible, equitable tourism that benefits re...
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A recognised NQF 7 qualification in Computer Science/ Information Management or a related field.
Five (5) years’ relevant working experience in the field of software development and knowledge/ information management, of which three (3) years must be supervisory/ management (ASD) level.
Experience in software development (C#, net, MS SharePoint, PHP) and quality assurance of content for various information dissemination platforms.
Strong technical skills in database development (MS Access, SQL, Oracle, etc.) and management is essential.
Working knowledge on Geographical Information Systems (GIS), Web Technology and Mobile Technology.
Good communication skills (written and spoken).
Good negotiation and advocacy skills. Ability to control the budget of the component.
Good computer literacy and use of standard packages. Ability to work under pressure.
Ability to work individually and in a team. Knowledge of tourism and relevant policies, the Public Finance Management Act. Willingness to travel.
Ability to interpret and apply policies, strategies and legislation.
Ability to manage human and physical resources in the sub-directorate.
A valid driver’s licence (Persons with disabilities that prevent them from driving will be considered)
A recognised NQF Level 6 qualification in Tour understanding of government policies.
Sound understanding of the NDP, NTSS.
Strategy making and analysis skills. Research skills. Managing IGR relations.
People management skills. Negotiation skills. Communication skills. Relationship management skills.
A valid driver’s licence (persons with disabilities that prevent them from driving will still be considered).ism Management/ Finance/ Business Administration or related field. 3-5 years’ relevant working experience (three years at a supervisory level will be an added advantage).
Extensive knowledge of incentive schemes and or financial analysis and reporting.
Understanding of the tourism sector and NDT policies.
Knowledge of tourism in general. Knowledge of local government legislation and planning pertaining to local government.
Knowledge of labour and financial legislations and regulations.
Understanding of the PFMA and Public Sector legislation.
Sound understanding of government policies.
Sound understanding of the NDP, NTSS. Strategy making and analysis skills. Research skills.
Managing IGR relations. People management skills.
Negotiation skills.
Communication skills.
Relationship management skills.
A valid driver’s licence (persons with disabilities that prevent them from driving will still be considered).
A recognised NQF Level 6 qualification in Project Management/ Tourism Management/ Development planning.
3-5 years’ relevant working experience in Programme and Project Management in tourism or economic development related field of which three years must be at supervisory level.
Knowledge of tourism management and development. Knowledge of Project Management systems. Financial Management skills. Human Resource Management skills.
A valid driver’s licence (persons with disabilities that prevent them from driving will still be considered).
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