SASSA: Entry-level Grants Administrators (Gauteng)

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**Overview** This role is for an Entry-level Grants Administrator at the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA). SASSA is seeking individuals who are looking to start a career in public service and social development, offering valuable experience within a key government agency focused on social support programmes across South Africa. The positions are particularly suitable for recent graduates or early-career candidates. The salary for this position ranges from R 237,453– R 279,708 p.a. exclusive of benefits. Positions are available at Chiawelo -Soweto Local Office (Maponya) in the Johannesburg District (Ref: GP/SAS 02/10/2026) and Atteridgeville (Pretoria) Local Office in the Tshwane District (Ref: GP/SAS 03/10/2026). **What you will do** The key responsibilities for this role include: * Providing grant customer service. * Screening and capturing applications, including effectively managing beneficiary maintenance functions. * Administering medical bookings and assessments. * Providing off-site grant application services to clients. * Scanning and batching of grants files. **Requirements (from the original advert)** Minimum requirements for this position are a Diploma or Degree (NQF Level 06 or Higher) in one of the following fields: * Public Administration * Business Administration * Economics * Development Studies * Finance * Accounting * Commerce * Social Sciences * Social Security * Law * IT **Who should apply** This role is ideal for individuals looking to begin a career in public service and social development, specifically recent graduates or early-career candidates. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.graduates24.com/sassa-entry-level-grants-administrators-gauteng Source: graduate24

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