POST 25/389 : PRINCIPAL: GLEN COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE REF NO: PRIN/GC (X1
SALARY : R1 317 384 per annum (Level 13). The remuneration package consists of the
basic salary, the Government's contribution to the Government Employee
Pension Fund and flexible portion, which may be structured in terms of the
rules for the structuring of the flexible portion and which may include a 13th
cheque, motor car allowance, home owner's allowance and medical aid
assistance.
CENTRE : Glen College of Agriculture
REQUIREMENTS : Appropriate NQF level 7 as recognised by the South African Qualifications
Authority in Agriculture / Education, Business Management, Management,
Public Management, Business Economics. 5 years of experience at a
middle/senior managerial level in a higher education environment. Valid
driver’s license (code B). Compulsory Nyukela SMS pre-entry certificate prior
to appointment. Core and Process Competencies: Sound and in-depth
knowledge of relevant polices and prescripts applicable to the area of
responsibility. Generic Competencies: Strategic Capability and Leadership.
People Management and Empowerment. Programme and Project
Management. Financial Management. Change Management. Knowledge
Management, Service Delivery Innovation. Problem Solving and Analysis.
Client Orientation and Customer Focus, Communication (Verbal and written).
Technical competencies: Legislation interpretation, Coordination and
monitoring skills; Policy formulation & implementation.
DUTIES : Overall manage and strategically direct all the Programmes under Structured
Agricultural Training and Development, which include the following areas of
responsibility: Higher Education and Training Services; Further Education and
Training Services; Institute Support Services; Total Quality Management
Services; and Institute Farm Management Services. Manage the development
of strategies and policies and its implementation in accordance with agreed
norms and standards and manage the implementation of National, Provincial
and Departmental frameworks. Oversee quality assurance processes in higher
and further education and training qualification offerings, which inter alia
include the following: Ensure the development and maintenance of the
Agricultural Training Institute Annual Quality Assurance Plan; Ensure the
development, design and alignment of higher and Further education & Training
curriculum to the required HEQC / FET standards; Manage the implementation
of further education and training certification; Ensure compliance with the
accreditation requirements and ensure the establishment of Agricultural
Training Institute committees. Develop business models for enhancing income
generation projects for the College. Oversee the implementation of applicable
Acts and regulatory requirements (e.g. Higher Education Act 101 of 1997,
Further Education and Training Act 98 of 1998, Skills Development Act 97 of
1998, South African Qualifications Authority Act 58 of 1995, National
Development Plan, Public Service Act, 1994, PSR, 2016 (as amended),
PFMA1999, Labour Relations Act, 1996, PAIA, Constitution of the Republic of
South Africa, Act No 108. of 1996, BCEA, etc.). Manage the development of
the 5-year strategic plan and the annual performance plan for the Directorate
and monitor the implementation of all agricultural training and development
requirements and report monthly, quarterly and annually to enhance the overall
performance of the Directorate. Manage the utilization of all resources of the
Directorate in line with relevant legislation. Advise and interact with various role
players within and outside the Department on all issues relating to agricultural
training and development to optimize productivity and accelerate economic
growth in the in order to develop the Agricultural Sector. Identify potential risks,
mitigate solutions and act pro-actively to facilitate implementation of solutions.
Manage and coordinate a comprehensive array of programs, operations,
campaigns and interventions aimed at the achievement of the priorities of the
Directorate to support sustainability and growth within the Agricultural Sector.
ENQUIRIES : Mr MM Tsoametsi at 082 450 1993