Hospitality

Secretary

Department of Health·Pretoria, south-africa·Full time
HospitalitymanagerFull time
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Salary: R237 453 per annum, (plus competitive benefits)

Centre: Pretoria

Requirements: A Grade 12 (NQF 4) with typing as a subject or related training course / qualification that will enable the person to perform the work satisfactorily. Knowledge and experience in general office and provisioning administration. Knowledge and experience in Microsoft office and knowledge of departmental procedures regarding finances and budgeting. Good telephone etiquette, computer literacy, organisational and planning, high level of reliability and good communication (written and verbal) skills. Ability to act with tact and discretion.

Duties: Provides a secretarial/ receptionist support service manager: Receives and screen telephones calls, receive visitors and refer enquiries to the appropriate officials. Manages the Manager’s diary, appointments, meetings and arrangements, including coordinating venues and virtual meetings. Arrange and coordinate meetings, workshops, stakeholder engagements, including agendas, meeting packs, minutes and action registers where required. Receive, records, distribute and track correspondence, submissions, memoranda and other official documents. Provides a clerical support in the preparation, formatting, filing, copying and distribution of letters, reports, submissions and presentations. Maintains effective electronic and physical filing systems, registers and records, ensuring that information is secure, confidential and readily accessible. Liaise with travel agencies and relevant officials to arrange official travel and accommodation and verifies travel documentation and arrangements. Assist with travel claims, office resource and other administrative and logistical arrangements as required. Coordinates communication and follows up on outstanding matters, information, documentation and actions on behalf of the Manager. Provides administrative support to the Directorate in dealing with internal and external stakeholders, including provincial departments and other government institutions. Remains up to update with and applies relevant Public Service and departmental legislation, prescripts, policies, procedures and guidelines applicable to the work environment.

Enquiries: Mr Exley Louters Tel No: (012) 395 9629 92

Apply with the Z83 form and a CV, quoting the reference number. Source: DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular.

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Company

Department of Health

Location

Pretoria, south-africa

Employment

Full time

Experience

manager

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Created

October 23, 2026

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