VACANT POSITION: SENIOR SECRETARY (Social Secretary)
SOUTH AFRICAN EMBASSY
AMBASSADE D’AFRIQUE DU SUD
59, quai d’Orsay-75343 Paris Cedex 07-
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VACANT POSITION: SENIOR SECRETARY (Social Secretary)
The South African Embassy in Paris is seeking the service of qualified professionals, to occupy a full-time position of Senior Secretary (Social Secretary).
Duties will include:
- Performing secretarial duties including, arranging and scheduling of appointments, tracks events and updates engagement schedules, attends to invitations sent to Head of Mission, keeps electronic diary updated.
- Assisting with all administrative and clerical functions at the Embassy.
- Makes travel and accommodation arrangements ensuring effective time management, up to date itinerary when applicable, meets the specific requirements.
- Assisting with the logistics for the conferences, summits, etc.
- Assisting with the organization and co-ordination of the social events.
- Act as the Embassy’s contact person in respect of protocol matters, established contacts with the Ministries and key government functionaries.
- Interpretation for the Head of Mission at official meetings and Embassy events.
Requirements:
- Applicants must be in possession of a minimum of 12 years schooling with completion of at least one year Secretarial Diploma/Certificate plus a minimum of 5 years’ experience as a Secretary, Typist, Receptionist or Clerk.
- Minimum 2 years in an international environment, international organization or Embassy.
- Proficiency in both English and French.
Competencies:
- Computer proficiency (MS Word, Excel, Database, Internet use)
- Good communication skills
- Good planning and organising skills
- Good problem solving and negotiation skills
- Good interpersonal skills and an ability to work well within a team environment
- Ability to accurately meet deadlines
- Flexibility to work after hours and during weekends
Remuneration: Minimum salary €30 884.00 Maximum salary €56 497– Depending on qualifications and experience.
CLOSING DATE: 6 OCTOBER 2019
CVs in English as well as employment cover letters in English and police clearance certificate may be forwarded to the following email address: Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser.
Enquiries: Ms MS Maja Tel: 01 53 59 23 16
NB: Preference will be given to the candidate who speaks French as the first language or English as the first language.
Only applicants with the right to employment in France may apply. All appointments will be subject to a process to reference checking, qualification verification.
Applications received after the closing date will not be considered.
Cabinet ministériel
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Président |
M. Cyril Ramaphosa |
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Vice-Président |
M. David Mabuza |
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MEMBRES DU CABINET |
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Agriculture, Pêche et Forêts |
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Gouvernance basée sur la coopération avec les dirigeants traditionnels |
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Défense et Anciens Combattants |
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Dévelopment Economique |
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Santé |
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Enseignement Supérieur et Formation |
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Intérieur |
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Logement Formel et Informel |
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Justice et Services Pénitentiaires |
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Travail |
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Mines |
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Entreprises Publiques |
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Travaux Publics |
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Développement Rural et Réforme Agraire |
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Sciences et Technologie |
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Développement des TPE |
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Dévelopment Social |
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Sécurité de l’Etat |
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Postes et Télecommunications |
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Ministre auprès de la Présidence chargée de la Planification, du Contrôle et de l’Evaluation |
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Ministre auprès de la Présidence chargée des Femmes |
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Eau et Assainissement |
ENTRÉE DES MINEURS SUR LE TERRITOIRE SUD-AFRICAIN
ENTRÉE DES MINEURS SUR LE TERRITOIRE SUD-AFRICAIN
LES ETRANGERS QUI VOYAGENT EN AFRIQUE DU SUD AVEC DES MINEURS, LES ENFANTS NON-ACCOMPAGNES OU CEUX QUI VOYAGENT AVEC l’UN DES PARENTS DOIVENT ETRE EN POSSESSION DES DOCUMENTS NECESSAIRES POUR POUVOIR LES PRESENTER AU POINT D’ARRIVEE DANS LE PAYS.
TARIFS CONSULAIRES EN EUROS A COMPTER DU 1er APRIL 2019
TARIFS CONSULAIRES EN EUROS A COMPTER DU 1er APRIL 2019
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DOCUMENT D’IDENTITE (première émission) |
gratuit |
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DOCUMENT D’IDENTITE (ré-émission) |
11 |
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COPIE INTEGRALE DE L’ACTE DE NAISSANCE/MARIAGE/DECES |
6 |
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COPIE SIMPLE DE L’ACTE DE NAISSANCE/MARIAGE/DECES |
2 |
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MODIFICATION DU REGISTRE DES NAISSANCES |
5 |
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CHANGEMENT DE NOM OU DE PRENOM D’UN MINEUR |
6 |
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CHANGEMENT DE PRENOM D’UN MAJEUR |
11 |
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CHANGEMENT DE NOM D’UN MAJEUR |
25 |
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DOUBLE DE LA CONFIRMATION DE CHANGEMENT DE NOM /PRENOM D’UN MAJEUR |
5 |
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CERTIFICAT DE CELIBAT |
5 |
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PASSEPORT |
31 |
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PASSEPORT (ENFANT) |
31 |
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REMPLACEMENT D’UN PASSEPORT QUI N’A PLUS DE PAGES VIERGES AVENT LA DATE D’EXPIRATION |
31 |
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DOCUMENTS DE VOYAGE D’URGENCE |
11 |
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MAXI PASSEPORT |
47 |
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(LES FRAIS DE REMPLACEMENT DU PASSEPORT PERDU/VOLE SERONT MULTIPLIES PAR DEUX SI L’INCIDENT RESULTE D’UNE NEGLIGENCE DE LA PART DE SON TITULAIRE) |
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REATTRIBUTION DE LA NATIONALITE SUD-AFRICAINE (Art. 13 de la Loi 88 1995) |
23 |
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RETENTION DE LA NATIONALITE SUD-AFRICAINE (Article 6(2) de la Loi 88 1995) |
23 |
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EXEMPTION DE PERTE DE LA NATIONALITE SUD-AFRICAINE (Art. 26(4) de la Loi sur la Citoyenneté, 1995) |
23 |
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VISA |
33 |
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VISA DE TRANSIT |
33 |
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VISA D’ETUDES |
33 |
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VISA A BUT MEDICAL |
33 |
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TREATY PERMIT |
33 |
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BUSINESS PERMIT |
33 |
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VISA POUR PARENTS PROCHES (autre que conjoint ou enfant mineur) |
33 |
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VISA DE TRAVAIL |
118 |
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VISA VOLONTAIRE (MISSIONS HUMANITAIRES) |
33 |
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VISA RETRAITES |
33 |
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CORPORATE PERMIT |
118 |
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VISA DANS LE CADRE D’UN ECHANGE |
33 |
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TITRE DE SEJOUR PERMANENT |
118 |
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CONFIRMATION DE LA RESIDENCE PERMANENTE |
8 |
SA NETS R363BN WORTH OF INVESTMENTS
The total value of investment commitments made at the second instalment of the South Africa Investment Conference tallied up to R363 billion, President Ramaphosa announced on Wednesday, 6 November 2019.
This, the President highlighted, was 17% higher than the R300-billion in investments made at the conference’s debut in 2018 where the President announced his intention to attract R1.2 trillion over five years.
With South Africa's unemployment rate sitting at a staggering 29.1% according to Statistics South Africa, President Ramaphosa said the newly announced investments were set to create 412 000 direct jobs over the next five years.
“We are immensely encouraged as South Africans by the investment commitments made. We believe that those investments will boost the economic growth of the country and will create many new jobs,” said President Ramaphosa.
He was speaking at the second round of investment announcements made on day two of the investment conference at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg.
“We have received indications of a further R8 billion in planned investments that are subject to either regulatory or company board approvals and therefore we have not named the companies here today,” said the President.
Exxaro CEO, Mxolisi Donald Mbuyisa Mgojo, announced a whopping R20-billion investment.
According to the mining company’s CEO, of the R20 billion worth of investment, R11 billion has been spent.
"With this a lot of jobs have been created. Approximately 10 000 direct and indirect jobs have been created. We have also spent about R500 million in community infrastructure with the local government,” said Mgojo.
National development finance institution, the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) also threw its weight behind the investment drive, pledging R18 billion worth of investments.
IDC CEO, Tshokolo Petrus Nchocho, said the investments would be rolled out throughout the course of the next 12 months.
International brewer Heineken solidified its investment into the country with the announcement of a R1.48-billion investment. The beer brewing company will channel the investment into three projects, with the first being the extension of its brewer facility in Sedibeng.
“The second will be to buy land in order for us to build a solar plant. The plant will be operated by a local company and we, as Heineken, will enter into a power purchasing agreement with them,” said Heineken SA Corporate Affairs Director, Millicent Maroga.
Heineken said a share of the R1.48 billion would be used for the extraction of ground water. Maroga explained this would help to reduce the amount of municipal water used at the brewing facility.
Other investments were announced by: • French businesses, Total, Alston, Limagrain, Air Liquide, amounting to R20 billion
- • Corobrik, amounting to R800 million
- • Clover, amounting to R1.16 billion
- • Kerry, amounting to R600 million
- • Tera, amounting to R3.3 billion.
Winding up the second round of investment announcements, an elated President Ramaphosa said the investments demonstrated that South Africa was poised for growth in the future.
“The commitments made today are numerous and diverse. These commitments are a reflection of the diversity of opportunities in the South African economy.
“While there has been demonstrable interest in mega-projects, investors are also focussing on smaller, but employment-intensive projects. This is aligned with our broader strategic vision of catalysing economic activity in our districts, municipalities and provinces,” said the President.
He said the investment drive was taking place in tandem with a range of economic developments – from the opening up of special economic zones, to reviving industrial parks, to supporting community business centres, to creating digital hubs and small business incubators, and to supporting entrepreneurship activities.
President Ramaphosa said the investments were a clear vote of confidence in the South African economy and a response to what it could offer.
– Source: SAnews.gov.za
