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DEPUTY DIRECTOR: MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Department of Sport, Arts and Culture

Salary band

R 932 292

Closing date

7 August 2026

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About this role

Department

Department of Sport, Arts and Culture

Location

Pretoria

Salary

R932 292 per annum, (an all-inclusive remuneration salary package), consists of a basic salary, Sate’s contribution to the Government Employees Pension Fund (13% of Basic salary) and a flexible portion that may be structured in terms of applicable rules Middle Management Services Guidelines.

Requirements

Senior Certificate / Matric Certificate / Grade 12 Certificate / NQF 4 or equivalent qualification. Minimum three-year National Diploma (NQF level 6)/ Degree (NQF level 7) as recognised by SAQA in Monitoring and Evaluation/ Public Administration / Public Management / Public Governance / Internal Auditing / Statistics / Data Management or any relevant Monitoring and Evaluation qualification. 3-5 years relevant experience and (at least 3 years at an Assistant Director level) in monitoring and evaluation environment. Knowledge of business and management principles. Knowledge of strategic planning, resource allocation and human resources. Knowledge of Public Service Act and Regulations. Knowledge of Project Management. Problem solving and analysis skills. Good Communication and Interpersonal relations. Computer literacy. Planning & Organizing skills. Presentation skills Client Orientation and Customer Focus. Ability to work with different stakeholders on performance information matters. Strategic capability and leadership. Accountability and Ethical Conduct. Change management. Teamwork. Ability to work under pressure.

Duties

To develop and maintain performance monitoring, evaluation and reporting framework systems and procedure for the department. Consolidate and review

Enquiries

Mr T Khumalo Tel No: (012) 441 3669

Closing Date

2026-08-07T16:00:00+02:00

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About the hiring department

This vacancy is within Department of Sport, Arts and Culture. Government departments in South Africa advertise vacancies through the Public Service Commission and are required to follow a standardised recruitment process governed by the Public Service Act. Applications are screened against the minimum requirements listed in the advert before any CV is reviewed by a panel.

Shortlisted candidates are contacted directly by the department. If you do not receive a response within 90 days of the closing date, your application was not successful. NewGenJobs tracks every application you submit through your personal dashboard so you always know where you stand.

Requirements

·Senior Certificate / Matric Certificate / Grade 12 Certificate / NQF 4 or equivalent qualification
·Minimum three-year National Diploma (NQF level 6)/ Degree (NQF level 7) as recognised by SAQA in Monitoring and Evaluation/ Public Administration / Public Management / Public Governance / Internal Auditing / Statistics / Data Management or any relevant Monitoring and Evaluation qualification
·3-5 years relevant experience and (at least 3 years at an Assistant Director level) in monitoring and evaluation environment
·Knowledge of business and management principles
·Knowledge of strategic planning, resource allocation and human resources
·Knowledge of Public Service Act and Regulations
·Knowledge of Project Management
·Problem solving and analysis skills
·Good Communication and Interpersonal relations
·Computer literacy

Key Duties

·To develop and maintain performance monitoring, evaluation and reporting framework systems and procedure for the department
·Consolidate and review

Before you apply - checklist

Make sure you have everything ready before the closing date.

✓Download and fully complete the official Z83 form - partial or outdated Z83 versions are rejected
✓Prepare a detailed CV listing every previous post with exact start and end dates (month and year)
✓Get certified copies of all qualifications - certification must be done at a police station or commissioner of oaths
✓Include a certified copy of your South African ID document or passport
✓Be prepared to undergo a criminal record check - a conviction may disqualify you depending on the nature of the post
✓Submit your complete application package to ditprecruit58@nda.gov.za before the closing date - late or incomplete submissions are not considered

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What is the salary for the DEPUTY DIRECTOR: MONITORING AND EVALUATION position?+

The advertised salary band for this post is R 932 292. This is the all-inclusive remuneration package, which typically covers basic salary, medical aid contribution, and other benefits. The exact split between cash and benefits is determined at appointment stage.

When does the DEPUTY DIRECTOR: MONITORING AND EVALUATION application close?+

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