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THE JOZI FILM FESTIVAL 2019 The festival began in 2012 and was initially created to provide a platform for local filmmakers and reach audiences under serviced by traditional cinemas. The festival began accepting entries from around the world in 2014 and is now firmly established as one of the sub-continent’s leading film festivals. The Jozi Film Festival is proudly independent, and a supporter of independent films. We support and showcase both upcoming talent and veteran filmmakers. Our festival takes place each year over a fourday period at various venues around Jo’burg our cornerstone for the last 8 years has been The Bioscope Independent Cinema in Maboneng. We always open with a local film and the festival culminates in an Awards event where the best films in each category are recognized. We rely on a voluntary jury of filmmakers/film industry people from SA and around the world to judge our entries. Our categories: Best Feature Film, Best Feature Length Documentary, Best Short Documentary, Best Short Fiction, Best Student Film (SA only), and the Audience Choice Award. Awards are given out to both local and international films in these categories. This year we have added two new categories: Best South African Director and Best South African Music Video. This will also be out third year partnering with Discovery Networks to bring a competitive category that offers a cash prize – this year’s call is for Real Stories by Real People About Real Lives. We’re looking for 3-5 minute films that will be broadcast on Real Time (DSTV 155).
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS JOZI FILM FESTIVAL CALLING ALL ASPIRING YOUNG FILMMAKERS Youth and Audience Development Programme showcases young talent at the Joburg Film Festival The Joburg Film Festival is embarking on a province-wide skills transfer drive for young and aspiring filmmakers. The initiative is part of the festival’s Youth and Audience Development Programme in partnership with the Gauteng Film Commission and is supported by the MultiChoice Group. The Joburg Film Festival takes place in 19-24 November 2019. It features 60 expertly curated films from across Africa, its diaspora and the rest of the world screened across 10 venues around Joburg, with a hub at Nelson Mandela Square in Sandton. To be a part of the Youth and Audience Development Programme’s workshops and training, - young filmmakers between the ages of 18 and 25 by creating a 2 - 5 min short film celebrating their neighborhood with the theme ‘Your Kasi, Your Story’ highlighting what’s special about their Kasi and submit it your Entry form (Click to submit) or at; https://www.joburgfilmfestival.co.za/your-kasi-your-story Designed specifically for youth residing in townships across four regions in the province, the programme aims to provide a platform where they can engage with industry professionals and their peers. DATES: Ekurhuleni: 12 - 13 October 2019 DEADLINE: 11 October 2019 Tshwane: 19 - 20 October 2019 DEADLINE: 11 October 2019 Mogale city: 26 - 27 October 2019 DEADLINE: 18 October 2019 Sedibeng: 02 - 03 November 2019 DEADLINE: 25 October 2019
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS Department of Health
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Springs FPS refs/004630 Administration Clerk (Level 5) Directorate: Forensic Pathology Service Package: R173 703 – 204 612 per annum (plus benefit) Requirements Grade 12/STD 10 certificate or equivalent qualification with 1 year experience in stores and/or assets. Must be Computer literate and have a valid driver’s licence. Certificate/ National Diploma/ Degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management or related will be an added advantage. Must have knowledge and understanding of asset management, PFMA, Supply Chain Management, Stock control and related policies and procedures. Good communication skills both verbal and writing, problem solving, initiative and interpersonal skills. Highly motivated, results oriented and have the ability to plan. Duties Ensure compliance with policies and procedures that regulate and govern Supply Chain Management and PFMA. Receive procured assets and bar code them accordingly. Prepare RLSO2 submit invoices to Head Office for capturing. Conduct asset verification and reconciliation. Ensure monthly inspection of assets and keep room inventories up to date. Establish and maintain asset register on spreadsheet. Report lost assets to relevant directorate. Complete VA2 request forms for requisition of stock from central stores weekly and communicated to central stores. Conduct stock verification and reconciliation at a facility level and assist Supply Chain team when conducting it. Implement effective and efficient system of stock control and issuing. Ensure the upkeep of stock register and report any loses of stock. Liaise with SCM and Facility Management. Ensure effective and effective management of petty cash at the facility is maintained. Prepare petty cash documents and compile monthly reports. Conduct petty cash reconciliation and manage petty cash accordingly. Capture general stats and provide monthly reports of assets and stock to the manager. Notes Applications must be hand delivered to Forensic Medical Services, No. 45 Commissioner Street, Life Centre Building, Ground Floor, Johannesburg or can be posted to Forensic Pathology Services P.O Box 7128, Johannesburg 2000. Enquiries: Mr. D Mkhabela – 011 811 9652 Number of Posts: 1
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TAMBO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REFS/004618 PHARMACIST ASSISTANT (POST-BASIC) Directorate: PHARMACY Package: Grade 1: R208 383 – R234 738 per annum (Plus benefits), Grade 2: R241 839 – R256 686 per annum (Plus benefits) Requirements GRADE 1: As required by the training facility and the SAPC plus Post-Basic Pharmacist Assistant qualification that allows registration with the SAPC as Pharmacist Assistant (Post-Basic). Registration with the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC) as a Post-Basic Pharmacist Assistant. No experience required. GRADE 2: As required by the training facility and the SAPC plus Post-Basic Pharmacist Assistant qualification that allows registration with the SAPC as Pharmacist Assistant (Post-Basic). Registration with the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC) as a Post-Basic Pharmacist Assistant. A minimum of 5 years’ appropriate experience as Pharmacist Assistant after registration as a Pharmacist Assistant (Post-Basic) with the SAPC.
Duties Stock control and the distribution of finished products (drug supply management); manufacturing and compounding; prepacking; perform prescription preparation according to scope of practice; provision of information; maintenance of documentation; recording and reporting; training and mentoring Basic Pharmacy Assistants.
Notes Applications can be forwarded to the Recruitment Officer (Room 122), HR Department, Tambo Memorial Hospital, Private Bag X2, Boksburg, 1459. Physical Address: Railway Street, Boksburg, 1459 or apply online at www.gautengonline.gov.za. Enquiries: Dr. A. Christoforou Tel.: (011) 898 8320 Number of Posts: 1
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS Department of Health
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TAMBO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REFS/004669 DRIVER Directorate: TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT Package: R145 281.00 per annum (Plus benefits)
Helen Joseph Hospital refs/004676 Stores Assistant Directorate: Finance Package: R 102 534.00 Requirements Grade 10 / standard 8 school report or ABET level 4. Knowledge of provisioning administration. Good communication skills. Honesty and assertiveness. Good communication skills both writing and verbal. Ability to effectively function as part of the team. Be able to work under pressure. The prospective applicants must be physically sound to be able to carry heavy duty stock and equipment.
Requirements A minimum qualification of Grade 10 or Abet Level 4 with two (2) years’ experience as a driver. Valid code 10 driver’s license and valid PDP. Must be able to read and write. Good understanding of government fleet. Be prepared to work shifts, weekends and public holidays, have a good customer care attitude. Good communication skills (verbal and written) and be able Duties to work in a team and under pressure. Knowledge of Execute stores administrative service (receipt, stortransport policies. age, issue etc.). Deal with hospital matters pertaining to stores. Apply best practice procurement standDuties ards for goods and services. Maintain stock levels. Execute all authorized transportation trips of patients, Implement and guide the application of prescribed staff, documents and other requirements to and from provisioning and procurement policy. Clean relevant various destination points. Check level and condition work station. Provide routine general work, compliof oil, fuel, tyres and water at all times before driving ance and maintenance services. Delivery of stock and a vehicle. Report accident minor and major defects full oxygen cylinders to the wards and departments. Collection of empty oxygen cylinders from the wards on the vehicle to the supervisor immediately. Comply and departments. Packing of stock to the shelves and with transport acts, Occupational Health and Safety refrigerators weekly according to FIFO method with Acts, prescripts and procedures at all times. Attend to the assistance of the supervisor. Report any damqueries in a professional way, give guidance and ad- aged, obsolete redundant and expired stock to the supervisor. vice when required. Promote proper handling, safekeeping, and control of vehicles. Ensure your driver’s Notes license and PDP is always valid and in your possession. Applicants to attach all necessary documents which Keep state vehicle clean and tidy all times. are certified within 3 months of the closing date of the advert, in your application including your valid Notes identity documents and relevant certificates, appliApplications can be forwarded to the Recruitment Of- cations without proof of necessary documents will ficer (Room 122), HR Department, Tambo Memorial be disqualified. Forms must be sent to Helen Joseph Hospital, Private Bag X2, Boksburg, 1459. Physical Ad- Hospital, Human Resources, Private Bag X47, Auckdress: Railway Street, Boksburg, 1459 or apply online land Park, 2006 or hand delivered to HR, Helen Joseph Hospital, No. 1 Perth Road, Auckland Park, alterat www.gautengonline.gov.za. NB: The closing time natively apply online at www.gautengonline.gov.za for the applications on the closing date will be 12h00. Enquiries Enquiries: Ms B Ndlovu Telephone: Enquiries: Mr. M. J. Majola, Tel (011) 898 8000 (011) 489 0982 Number of Posts: 1
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS -SITALEARNERSHIP REFERENCE NR : Learnership for People Living with Disabilities JOB TITLE : Learnership STIPEND : R 4 500 per month LOCATION : SITA Erasmuskloof DURATION : 12 months Learnership programme SITA a Learnership opportunity for sixty seven (67) people living with disability in Information Technology (IT) field. Learners who meet the minimum requirements after completion of a 12 months training programme may be considered for absorption into critical positions within the various IT departments in SITA. Who is eligible to apply? Only People living with disabilities will be considered Unemployed South African citizens between the ages of 18 and 35 years; South Africans who are in possession of Matric or Grade 12. IT exposure will be an added advantage. No working experience required; Applicants should not have participated in any Learnership programme.
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Kindly send your CV, certified copies of original qualifications and a copy of SA ID document specifying area of interest to internship8@sita.co.za Disclaimer SITA is an Employment Equity employer and this position will be filled based on Employment Equity Plan. Correspondence will be limited to short listed candidates only. If you do not hear from us within two months of the closing date, please regard your application as unsuccessful; Applications received after the closing date will not be considered; It is the applicant`s responsibility to have foreign qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA); Only candidates who meet the requirements should apply; SITA reserves the right not to make an appointment; Appointment is subject to getting a positive security clearance, verification of the applicants documents (Qualifications), and reference checking; Correspondence will be entered to with shortlisted candidates only; and CV`s from Recruitment Agencies will not be considered.
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS Department of Printing Works ARTISAN (PRODUCTION) GRADE A (DIGITAL PRINTING) (GPW19/47) Job Title:Artisan (Production) Grade A (Digital Printing) (GPW19/47) Branch: Pretoria Salary:R 190 653 per annum Location: PretoriaClosing Date:10/18/2019 12:00 AM Requirements: Grade 10 or equivalent certificate plus a completed apprenticeship in a printing trade • Good computer skills • Knowledge of digital printing and impositioning • Knowledge of commercial printing processes • Good communication skills • Quality conscious. • Excellent reading skills • Grade 12 will be an added advantage. Duties: Set, adjust, operate and maintain digitised printing equipment • Printing of documents according to standards and original specimen • Impositioning and submit documents to the printer • Ensure optimum quality standards • Reconcile production information on daily basis • Ordering of stock. Enquiries: Ms. H. Masilo Tel: 012 748 6345 APPLICATIONS : All applications must be forwarded to: The Branch: Human Resources, Government Printing Works, 149 Bosman Street, Pretoria or Private Bag X85, Pretoria, 0001 FOR ATTENTION : Ms M Mbokane, Human Resources, Tel no: 012 748 6296. NOTE: Applications must be submitted on form Z83 (obtainable from any Public Service Department) and must be completed in full and page 2 duly signed; Clear indication of the post and reference number that is being applied for must be indicated on your Z.83, recent comprehensive CV specifying all qualifications and experience with respective dates. Certified copies of qualifications, ID and a valid driver’s license (where required), must be attached. It is the responsibility of applicants in possession of foreign qualifications to submit evaluated results by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). The Government Printing Works reserves the right to fill or not fill its advertised posts. General information: Shortlisted candidates must be available for interviews at a date and time determined by the Government Printing Works. Successful candidates will be required to enter in an employment contract and performance agreement (as relevant), and must obtain a positive security clearance. Applications received after the closing date as well as those who do not comply with the requirements will not be taken into consideration. If you have not received a response from this institution within three months of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful. CLOSING DATE: 18 October 2019, 12 noon
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STAROOT JOURNAL CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES THE VOICE WITHIN YOU YOUNG PERSON...
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e’re the deacon of the virtue. It is through us that future presidents, lawyers and doctors are trusted to emerge, and yet we get failed by the system. We’re always encouraged to study and be elite, even the great Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela died believing in education being the prerogative of the rich. We’re living in the modern world where there’s no longer different educational syllabuses for the opposite sexes. Our mothers, particularly, were unfortunate for being baby machines and slaves to look after the house and children while their husbands went to work. But it was understandable; that’s how they were taught and mostly because the importance of education was overlooked. Now they’re teaching us to transcend their backgrounds, and they believe we could achieve that through the power of education.
Is it ever going to end? I mean, these ransacked promises, are they ever going to end? Before the youth could be judged for selling itself to drug abuse, prostitution and throwing themselves to elders who are old enough to be their parents, I wish we could all take calculated steps in retreat and point the four fingers to ourselves as we do with our index fingers to the youth. It’s not that we’re quiet because we don’t see what’s happening; we all have eyes to see, ears to hear and minds to contemplate ideas for a better South Africa, a better future and a better world.
Seeing the chaos and calamity in the world, we need to say something. Because when we’re not saying something, we are saying something. See, thing is, whether we know it or we don’t, but we need each other to But how when employers hire on the basis of experiunite and press our foot to the ground and accept that ence? How are we to have one when we are fresh from enough is enough. I’m saying this in the spirit of huschool? Aren’t we supposed to work so that we could manity, meekness and Christ-like love. possess one? I’m sorry, but it doesn’t make sense; at We might not pull the trigger, but with silence, we least not to me. might as well have. Amongst the many other factors, unemployment rate is one of the fundamental problems that we encounter as the youth across the globe, and statistics show that 55% of the youth in South Africa is unemployed. We know good people, that this makes the rich richer and the poor, poorer and yet every after five years, we have to vote! Don’t we vote for change? Well, I don’t know about you, but I do vote for change.
We claim to have the “voice” and the “freedom of expression” because of what transpired on the 27th of April, but we might as well not celebrate the day if we’re not liberated psychologically. There are only two kinds of people in this world: those who makes things happen and those who watch things happen. What kind are you?
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Department of Print Works ARTISAN (PRODUCTION) GRADE A (DIGITAL PRINTING) (GPW19/47) Job Title: Artisan (Production) Grade A (Digital Printing) (GPW19/47) Branch: Pretoria Salary:R 190 653 per annum Location: Pretoria Closing Date:10/18/2019 12:00 AM Requirements: Grade 10 or equivalent certificate plus a completed apprenticeship in a printing trade • Good computer skills • Knowledge of digital printing and impositioning • Knowledge of commercial printing processes • Good communication skills • Quality conscious. • Excellent reading skills • Grade 12 will be an added advantage.
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Department of Health TAMBO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REFS/004670 ADMINISTRATION CLERK Directorate: PATIENT AFFAIRS (ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT) Package: R173 703.00 per annum (Plus benefits) Requirements Grade 12 Certificate or equivalent. PAAB experience will be an added advantage. Practical Computer knowledge of Microsoft package. Knowledge and understanding of the legislative framework governing the Public Service. Be prepared to work shifts and rotate to various areas with Administration. Good planning, origination, communication and interpersonal skills. Duties Opening of files for first visits using PAAB SYSTEM or Manual. Opening accounts when necessary. Collection of revenue for hospital. Perform Sub-Cashier duties. Provide effective and efficient service to patients. Update the Classification of patients (Hospital and Private). Attend to the Admission, Transfer of patients. Manage waiting times. Capturing and Management of Down Times. Perform authorized duties that the supervisor may from time to time assign to carryout. Perform Clerical duties in the wards. Act as receptionist, answer telephones, direct visitors to patients rooms. Notes Applications can be forwarded to the Recruitment Officer (Room 122), HR Department, Tambo Memorial Hospital, Private Bag X2, Boksburg, 1459. Physical Address: Railway Street, Boksburg, 1459 or apply online at www.gautengonline.gov.za. NB: The closing time for the applications on the closing date will be 12h00.
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS -SETAREFERENCE NR : 6178-85 JOB TITLE : Project Coordinator X5 JOB LEVEL : C3 SALARY : R 259,670 – R 476,231 REPORT : Project Manager Department : Pro.GP: PMO LOCATION : Gauteng -Centurion POSITION STATUS : Fixed Term Contract – 24 Months (Internal/External) Purpose of the job To provide PMO/project/programme coordination and support services throughout the programme/project/service life cycle. Key Responsibility Areas Provide Project Coordination and support in order to ensure smooth running of the project; Co-ordinate project actives of planning, monitoring and control as delegated by the Project Manager to ensure successful delivery of the project; Coordinate Project governance actives, including meeting arrangements, preparation of presentations, risk management, issue management, quality control; Configuration support; Provide coordination support to ensure the execution of the project against the prescribed SITA project management methodology; Assist the project manager to monitor and control the project’s financial expenditure and revenue to ensure delivery of the project within budget; Qualifications and Experience Minimum: Matric plus 1 - 2 year National Higher Certificate in Business Management/ Project management / Information Technology/ Computer Science and/or equivalent. (NQF Level 5); Recognition for Prior Learning (RPL) will be considered. Experience: A minimum of 2 - 3 years working experience in a project/program management environment, including expertise in: 2 years as programme/project adminstration and support . Technical Competencies Description Knowledge of: Public sector / Government organization; Information Technology management; ICT Services; System Engineering methods and Governance (Preferably ISO 12207 based); and Project management methodologies (PMBOK and/or Prince 2). Skills: Project Management Support skills; Configuration support management skills; Financial Management skills (BPS and ERP); Time Management skills (OTL); Quality Management skills; Risk and Issue Management skills; Procurement Management skills; Integration Management skills; Communication Management skills; Report Writing skills; MS Office Computer Literacy. Other Special Requirements • Experience with project management software and related toolsets will be advantageous • Professional Certification: Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) and/or Prince 2 Foundation Certification will be advantageous. How to apply Kindly send your CV to: gprecruitment@sita.co.za Closing Date: 15 October 2019
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STAROOT JOURNAL KASIE ARTISTS PROFILING Experience A Different Side Of The City Of Gold In Newtown. Outie Bakery + Cafe Poetry is something that makes a lot of people get into their feels and Outie Bakery + Cafe is just the place where you can get a good plate of food as well as entertainment (FYI: Word n Sound brings open mic to Outie every Wednesday evening).
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ewtown is a suburb of the Johannesburg City Centre and is known for being an intellectual hub for artists, musicians and young professionals to hang out, share ideas and seek out the finer things in life. Newtown, a precinct filled with a rich history, culture and a hub for the creatives in the arts. Situated within close proximity to Braamfontein and the Johannesburg CBD. This area is one that has grown to be the go to spot not only for creatives, but Joburgers at large. When you are in Newtown, you have everything that you need at your disposal. Whether its a restaurant, entertainment, a good party or the simplest thing every South African is always looking for – safe parking. Well! Newtown is just the place.
Moving Into Dance Fortunately enough for those who are not looking for a nightlife dance experience, there is a dance studio in Newtown where you can enrol for lessons. MID caters for dance genres in Contemporary, Afro Fusion, Hip Hop and more. Dance has been known to be the best form of exercise so maybe this is an opportunity to hit two birds with one stone. The Market Theatre The tMarket Theatre has hosted some of the best shows in the country, be it stage readings, drama, musicals – this place has been in Newtown for years keeping the arts alive, encouraging young artists and motivating the public to get involved in the performing arts.
Sax The Night Away Niki’s Oasis Restaurant & Jazz Bar Probably one of the oldest jazz lounges in the city, Niki’s Oasis is the epitome of nostalgia from the minute you enter to the moment you leave. Picture this; the last time I was there, I was heading to a show next door and decided to have a cup of tea, I ordered and they brought me an old school tea pot, cup and saucer and I received the entertainment from a jazz band that covered an instrumental by Kem – Love Calls. I think you get the picture. Niki’s oozes with a vibey and warm atmosphere, drawing you in from leaving. If you live in a vintage area of sorts, trust me – this is the treasure you have been looking for. Situated next to The Market Theatre Laboratory in front of the new cafe, Outie.
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS Department of Printing Works SECURITY OFFICER (33 POSTS) (GPW 19/46) Job Title: Security Officer (33 Posts) (GPW 19/46) Branch: PretoriaSalary: R122 595 per annum (Level 3) Location: Pretoria Closing Date: 10/18/2019 12:00 AM Requirements: Grade 12 or equivalent qualification and Grade ‘C’ PSIRA accredited certificate, Firearm proficiency/competency certificate in the handling of firearms • Minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in a security environment • Valid driver’s license • Be able to work rotational shifts system and to patrol around GPW premises • National Key Point certificate will be an added advantage. Knowledge: Knowledge and understanding of basic security services policies, procedures and practices as well as applicable legislation including, but not limited to, the National Key Points (NKP) Act and regulations • Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act 85/1993) • Control of Access to Public Premises and Vehicles Act, 1985 (Act 53/1985) • Criminal Procedures Act, 1977 (Act 51/1977) • Private Security Regulatory Authority Act, 2001 (Act 56/2001) and Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act 60/2000). Duties: Perform effective access control and searching for all visitors and contractors in line with GPW security policies and procedures • Complete and update relevant security registers accurately • Operating and manning of x-ray machines and walk through metal detectors • Administer and handling of firearms for safekeeping and in compliance with relevant legislation and procedures • Ensure all equipment (laptops, computers, etc.) coming in and out of the building are declared and registered • Conduct building inspections and patrols daily as per schedule • Report all security breaches to supervisor and record in the occurrence book • Conduct escort duties and perform evacuations and emergency drills during emergencies • Key control by opening and locking of offices in line with organisational policies • Apprehend individuals committing crimes at the GPW premises at the officer’s discretion while awaiting the arrival of the South African Police Services (SAPS). Enquiries: Mr. DD Mokoena, Tel: 012-764 4000 APPLICATIONS : All applications must be forwarded to: The Branch: Human Resources, Government Printing Works, 149 Bosman Street, Pretoria or Private Bag X85, Pretoria, 0001 FOR ATTENTION : Ms M Mbokane, Human Resources, Tel no: 012 748 6296. NOTE: Applications must be submitted on form Z83 (obtainable from any Public Service Department) and must be completed in full and page 2 duly signed; Clear indication of the post and reference number that is being applied for must be indicated on your Z.83, recent comprehensive CV specifying all qualifications and experience with respective dates. Certified copies of qualifications, ID and a valid driver’s license (where required), must be attached. It is the responsibility of applicants in possession of foreign qualifications to submit evaluated results by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). The Government Printing Works reserves the right to fill or not fill its advertised posts. General information: Shortlisted candidates must be available for interviews at a date and time determined by the Government Printing Works. Successful candidates will be required to enter in an employment contract and performance agreement (as relevant), and must obtain a positive security clearance. Applications received after the closing date as well as those who do not comply with the requirements will not be taken into consideration. If you have not received a response from this institution within three months of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful. CLOSING DATE: 18 October 2019, 12 noon
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STAROOT JOURNAL EMPLOYMENT / JOBS Department of Printing Works ARTISAN (SPECIALISED PRODUCTION) (GRAPHIC DESIGNER) (GPW 19/44) Job Title:Artisan (Specialised Production) (Graphic Designer) (GPW 19/44)Branch:PretoriaSalary:R286 668 per annumLocation:PretoriaClosing Date:10/18/2019 12:00 AM Requirements: Grade 10 or equivalent qualification, plus a completed apprenticeship and passed trade test in Electronic Origination/Pre-press in the printing industry and 5 years’ post-qualification experience Computer skills: Proficiency on Apple Mac with Adobe Creative Suite • Ability to take work from concept through to repro, Knowledge of commercialised printing and printing processes • Advanced typing skills • Good communication skills • Creativity (planning, organising, problem-solving skills) • Knowledge of CTP is a must • Grade 12 will be an added advantage. Duties: Be responsible for typesetting, design and layout of jobs from concept to plates as well as colour retouching • Carry out quality checking • Perform scanning of jobs (ability to operate scanner), impositioning of jobs and printing of plates. Enquiries: Ms H Masilo, tel. (012) 748-6345 APPLICATIONS : All applications must be forwarded to: The Branch: Human Resources, Government Printing Works, 149 Bosman Street, Pretoria or Private Bag X85, Pretoria, 0001 FOR ATTENTION : Ms M Mbokane, Human Resources, Tel no: 012 748 6296. NOTE: Applications must be submitted on form Z83 (obtainable from any Public Service Department) and must be completed in full and page 2 duly signed; Clear indication of the post and reference number that is being applied for must be indicated on your Z.83, recent comprehensive CV specifying all qualifications and experience with respective dates. Certified copies of qualifications, ID and a valid driver’s license (where required), must be attached. It is the responsibility of applicants in possession of foreign qualifications to submit evaluated results by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). The Government Printing Works reserves the right to fill or not fill its advertised posts. General information: Shortlisted candidates must be available for interviews at a date and time determined by the Government Printing Works. Successful candidates will be required to enter in an employment contract and performance agreement (as relevant), and must obtain a positive security clearance. Applications received after the closing date as well as those who do not comply with the requirements will not be taken into consideration. If you have not received a response from this institution within three months of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful. CLOSING DATE: 18 October 2019, 12 noon
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How to turn your side hustle Into A full-time gig.
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ew people are lucky enough love their 9-to-5s, and more and more people are finding themselves doing something else on the side, either to add to their income or to feed their passion. Sometimes, those “side hustles” start to feel more and more like “the real thing,” and suddenly these people are dreaming about running a business of their own. Sound familiar? If you’re one of the thousands of people dreaming about turning your side hustle into a true business, you’re not alone.
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3. Work hard, and be humble
Your time is valuable, but as new entrepreneur you can’t treat it like currency. What I mean is, be prepared to put in lots of hours with minimal return. Initially, time may not Moving away from a steady, full-time position to being on correlate with financial success; this is an incredibly imyour own is the scariest, yet most invigorating feeling in the portant mindset to remember. Your time isn’t money, yet. world. I’ve found most people consider entrepreneurship It’s groundwork. Building a side gig up from the ground either unattainable or, honesty, highly romanticised. The requires wearing a lot of different hats. If you want your reality is that neither is correct. Being an entrepreneur is a business to succeed, you have to be ready to play customer ton of work, but it’s also completely possible. service rep, salesperson, individual contributor and HR. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, break the work down 1. Be clear and honest with yourself about further. Spend more time working on the day to day tasks, when it’s time to make the jump checking things off the to-do list. These are all working Giving up the benefits and security that come with a fulltoward your big vision, but in small doable pieces rather time job is scary, and sometimes unrealistic, but it’s also than hefty overwhelming ones. Try not to consider any task dangerous to keep waiting until the time “feels right.” Ask “beneath you” and take some time to truly understand yourself exactly what you need to have before you can what goes into each part of your business. make your side gig your new reality. A good rule of thumb You won’t have a boss telling you what’s right or wrong, is to have enough savings to live for about six months with- so you’ll need to build a sense of self-accountability – one out income, and/or with the income you already have from of the toughest parts of being an entrepreneur. Take notes your side clients.You should also have a clear idea of who about the challenges you face in each aspect of your busiyour potential clients might be and how to connect with ness so that you’ll know what anyone you might hire will them. have to cope with. It’s your best chance to uncover important considerations and think about what resources might After taking care of the logistical considerations, try to need to go where, down the line. avoid dragging your feet. According to the British Psychological Society, you’re 91 percent more likely to accomplish 4. Surround yourself with smart people – even if something if you give yourself a deadline. So do it! Hold you never plan to work with them yourself accountable. Maybe you’re not willing to stay at As much as entrepreneurship can be a solitary job, espeyour current job beyond a certain date, or maybe there will cially in the beginning, it’s vital to your success to remembe other indicators that will make you certain that it’s time ber how others can help you thrive. Invest your time in to go. like-minded people. Take time to get to know others and their stories and create valuable relationships. So much If your current role isn’t fulfilling and the passion is gone, it of success is built from opportunities or inspiration from may be the perfect catalyst for making the jump. people we know. Both of my businesses came to fruition because of my own realisation that I wasn’t flourishing in my current roles. I Find people you connect with to talk about your ideas, wasn’t the best, I wasn’t seeing the success I wanted and write about your ideas online and build a community that instead of feeling defeated, I changed directions. For me, empowers you. Take advantage of those around you who the clearest signal that it was time to leave was that I didn’t want to see you succeed. You’ll be surprised at how much believe in the goals I was supposed to be working toward. people want to help!
2. Before you quit, put the processes in place to help your side gig scale
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keep yourself on one straight road each day. Digitising your work can help, too. According to Accenture, companies that use cloud collaboration tools with their teams improve productivity, have greater clarity about what’s going on in their business and save money. When you first start out, it can feel silly to keep documents in a shareable cloud space (like Google Drive, DropBox or whatever option you like best), but you need to have the structures in place so that you’re organised and ready for the time if/when you hire a team to support you. This is a good thing to play around with before you quit your main gig. Having the tools and processes you know work well for you ready to go when you make the switch can make ramp up time easier. It’s long hours, it’s always being “on,” its wearing too many hats, but it’s also incredibly rewarding. So, how do you successfully turn your side project or passion into a prosperous business? What are the steps? We all want the “1, 2, 3 and voila, here it is, a company of our own,” but realistically, how can we make it happen? I can only speak to my own experience, failures or what I like to call “directional pivots” and successes. There have been a few true catalysts that have helped me turn my two side gigs into full-time gigs.
Early on, business organization and strategizing is a huge component of success. You’ll need to limit stress and create as much efficiency and ease as possible in your daily systems. This could mean scheduling things carefully, or using free software to make your work more effective. I try to divide the week into days assigned to different businesses tasks. Try as best you can to not switch back and forth between your different focus areas within the same day. Going back and forth between tasks that are not related is inefficient and breaks focus. Give your brain a break and
The number of new startups and small businesses has dropped dramatically in recent years, nearing a 40-year low in 2016. The landscape has gotten tougher, which makes being an entrepreneur scarier. Turning a side hustle into the real thing is not easy, and I’d be lying if I said I loved every minute of it. But, just as with most other big decisions in life, there are always lessons to be learned no matter what happens. Be thoughtful, take smart risks and see where your “side hustle” can go.
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bout 50km outside of Cape Town lies the beautiful town of Stellenbosch, nestled against vineyards and blue mountains that stretch to the sky. Here reside some of South Africa’s wealthiest individuals: all male, all Afrikaans - and all stinking rich. Johann Rupert, Jannie Mouton, Markus Jooste and Christo Weise, to name a few.
Julius Malema refers to them scathingly as ‘The Stellenbosch Mafia’, the very worst example of white monopoly capital. But who really are these mega-wealthy individuals, and what influence do they exert not only on Stellenbosch but more broadly on South African society? Author Pieter du Toit begins by exploring the roots of Stellenbosch, one of the wealthiest towns in South Africa and arguably the cradle of Afrikanerdom. This is the birthplace of apartheid leaders, intellectuals, newspaper empires and more. He then closely examines this ‘club’ of billionaires. Who are they and, crucially, how are they connected? What network of boardroom membership, alliances and family connections exist? Who are the ‘old guard’ and who are the ‘inkommers’, and what about the youngsters desperate to make their mark? He looks at the collapse of Steinhoff: what went wrong, and whether there are other companies at risk of a similar fate. He examines the control these men have over cultural life, including pulling the strings in South Africa rugby.
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