Chief Director: Tourism Sector Human Resource

The Department of Tourism is seeking a Chief Director: Tourism Sector Human Resource in Pretoria.

This pivotal role involves reporting directly to the Deputy Director-General: Tourism Sector Support Services, overseeing key directorates dedicated to human resource development and governance within the tourism sector.

In this position, the Chief Director will be responsible for providing strategic leadership and direction, ensuring that all initiatives align with departmental objectives.

Daily tasks include coordinating efficient management of tourism sector HRD governance, planning and implementing effective tourism HRD initiatives, and managing partnerships with educational institutions and the tourism sector to enhance skills development.

The role also involves formulating and managing resources in line with strategic goals. This job is essential for the growth of the tourism industry in South Africa.

By focusing on human resource development, the Chief Director will directly contribute to enhancing the skills and capabilities of individuals in the tourism sector, ultimately benefiting the community and boosting the country’s economy.

The efforts made in this role will help ensure that the tourism industry can thrive, supporting job creation and providing valuable experiences for both locals and visitors.

This opportunity is perfect for individuals looking to make a significant impact while pursuing a fulfilling career in public service.

It offers stability and the chance to gain professional experience in a leadership capacity.

With a strong emphasis on training and growth, the role is ideal for those eager to contribute positively to South Africa’s tourism landscape.

As part of the government sector, it’s a great entry point for anyone passionate about serving the community and advancing their career in a meaningful way.

Embrace this opportunity to lead and innovate within the tourism sector, and help shape the future of an industry that is vital to South Africa’s economy and cultural fabric.