About the Role
The Department of the Premier is looking for a dedicated Children’s Commissioner Officer: Investigations and Advice in Cape Town, Western Cape. This vital role focuses on initiating investigations and resolving inquiries related to service delivery for children across the province. By advocating for children’s rights and ensuring their access to essential services, you will play a crucial part in shaping the future of our youth and enhancing their well-being within our communities.
As a Children’s Commissioner Officer, you will be at the forefront of research and policy evaluation, contributing to strategies that improve the lives of children in the Western Cape. Your work will have a lasting impact on society by supporting the rights of children and addressing the challenges they face. This position is integral to fostering a more equitable and just community, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to thrive.
About the Department
The Department of the Premier is committed to promoting good governance and public service excellence in the Western Cape. Its mission is to provide strategic leadership and support to various government initiatives, ensuring that the rights and needs of all citizens, especially vulnerable groups like children, are prioritized. Working here means being part of a dynamic team that values collaboration, innovation, and accountability in serving the public.
What You’ll Do
- Initiate and conduct investigations into service delivery efficiency for children.
- Research policies and legislation related to children’s well-being and rights.
- Prepare and submit detailed investigative reports, providing insights and recommendations.
- Offer information and advice on children’s rights to various stakeholders.
- Support the functions of the Western Cape Children’s Commissioner and promote awareness of children’s rights.
- Engage with the public and institutions to ensure effective communication about children’s issues.
What You’ll Need
- A relevant 3-year tertiary qualification (National Diploma) in Social Sciences or a related field.
- At least 1 year of relevant experience in child rights, youth development, or community support.
- Understanding of legislation related to children’s rights and governance.
- Strong skills in public communication, engagement, and discourse management.
- Competencies in problem-solving, data analysis, and report writing.
- Ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders, including children and community members.
How to Apply
Only applications submitted online will be accepted. To apply submit your application online only: via the application instructions below.
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