Assistant Law Lecturer

In brief

**Overview** This document outlines the details for two Assistant Law Lecturer positions (Reference Number: 3/1/1/1/2026/254) within the Deeds Training Directorate of the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development. The roles are based in Pretoria, Gauteng, and offer a salary of R487,197 per annum (Level 09). **What you will do** The appointed Assistant Law Lecturers will be responsible for facilitating functional training and providing input on the revision and development of curricula for both existing and new courses, as well as contributing to study materials. They will present training sessions, provide input on the compilation of evaluations, and submit presenter's reports on training delivered. Key duties also include offering insights on legal matters, commenting on case law, legislation, and circulars, and contributing to registrars' conferences regarding amendments to the Deeds Registration and Sectional Title Deeds Acts. They will be expected to draft articles for publication, provide advice on enquiries from internal and external clients, and support the monitoring and evaluation of uniformity in practices and procedures. Additionally, the role involves providing input on the Quality Management System and relevant training aspects, conducting research on training, legislation, case law, practices, and procedures, analysing information, and compiling research reports on the latest practices and procedures. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * **Minimum requirements:** * Grade 12 Certificate. * National Diploma in Law / Deeds Registration Law (NQF Level 6) / Buris / B Proc / LLB or relevant equivalent qualification. * Minimum of 3 years’ experience as a Junior Examiner / Conveyancer. * A valid driver’s licence. * **Job related knowledge:** * Knowledge in the interpretation and application of the Deeds Registries Act. * Knowledge in the interpretation and application of the Sectional Titles Act. * Knowledge in the interpretation and application of other acts, ordinances, proclamations, directives, case law, and common law pertaining to registration of deeds. * Knowledge of deeds registration practice and procedures. * **Job related skills:** * Computer software skills. * Good communication (verbal and written) skills. * Good judgment and assertiveness skills. * Analytical and problem-solving abilities. * Organisational skills. * Presentation skills. * Confidentiality. **Who should apply** Candidates should possess a Grade 12 Certificate along with a strong legal background, such as a National Diploma in Law / Deeds Registration Law (NQF Level 6), Buris, B Proc, LLB, or an equivalent qualification. A minimum of three years' experience as a Junior Examiner or Conveyancer is required, as is a valid driver's licence. The ideal applicant will demonstrate comprehensive knowledge in interpreting and applying the Deeds Registries Act, the Sectional Titles Act, and other pertinent legal frameworks, including ordinances, proclamations, directives, case law, and common law relevant to deeds registration. Practical knowledge of deeds registration practice and procedures is essential. Required skills include computer software proficiency, strong verbal and written communication, sound judgment, assertiveness, analytical and problem-solving abilities, organisational skills, and presentation skills, with an emphasis on confidentiality. The role is suited for individuals who can lecture, contribute to curriculum development, conduct legal research, and provide expert advice. The Department specifies Employment Equity Targets for African, Coloured, Indian, and White Males, as well as African, Coloured, Indian, and White Females, and Persons with Disabilities. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/department-of-land-reform-and-rural-development-vacancies-7#spani-ref-3-1-1-1-2026-254 Source: govpage

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• At least 3 years of experience.
• 2 posts available.

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