Information Officer (Job Id Number 4/4/1/011, 4/4/1/012, 4/4/1/013 & 4/4/1/014)

In brief

**Overview** This role, for an Information Officer at the Greater Tzaneen Municipality, is focused on rendering information services to the public. The officer is expected to ensure daily tasks are completed satisfactorily and contribute to achieving Council objectives. **What you will do** As an Information Officer, you will be responsible for: * Ensuring daily work is completed to satisfaction and objectives of Council are met. * Providing assistance to the public on completing various application forms. * Providing support on the facilitation of Imbizos. * Providing support on the facilitation of Ward Committees. * Providing support on the facilitation of event and protocol management. * Providing support on the facilitation of project support. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Grade 12 * Certificate in Office Administration, or related qualification to the field * 1 Year relevant experience **Who should apply** This position is suitable for individuals who hold a Grade 12 certificate and a Certificate in Office Administration or a related qualification, with a minimum of one year of relevant experience. The ideal candidate should be prepared to assist the public with application forms and provide support across various community engagement activities, event management, and project initiatives for the Greater Tzaneen Municipality. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/information-officer-job-id-number-4-4-1-011-4-4-1-012-4-4-1-013-4-4-1-014-greater-tzaneen-municipality Source: myjobmag

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