A relevant Bachelor's Degree (NQF level 7) in HR/ Industrial/ Organizational Psychology and a minimum of 6 years' relevant experience, including
Previous training and development, organizational development, job evaluation, and change management experience
Experience as a skills development facilitator and acquired skills development facilitator certification
Previous experience as an advocate for transformation and change
3 years of experience using technology to execute learning and development strategies
At least 3 years of management experience
Previous experience as a P&C (HR) professional with exposure to most, if not all, areas of P&C (HR) would be advantageous
PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES
A good understanding of training and development imperatives
Ability to conceptualise and write policy and protocols
A good knowledge and skills in introducing change and experience in managing resistance to change
Knowledge of Employee Wellness programmes
Sound ability to write reports
Able to monitor and evaluate the impact of training programmes and interventions
Personal credibility, able to instil confidence in others, keep the trust of others and persuade others of the value of initiatives and directions
Strong research skills, resourceful and persistent
Good facilitation and presentation skills
Strong commitment to the development of others, and in particular, leadership and management development
Sound knowledge of job evaluation systems and skills
Fair expertise in determining appropriate HR staffing models
Fair knowledge and skills in conducting employee surveys and using these to enhance the employee value proposition
Fair knowledge of Labour legislation
MANAGEMENT SKILLS
High-level conceptual skills with an ability to think strategically and creatively
Problem-solving skills: logical and analytical
People management skills with a collaborative approach
Decision-making skills, able to be objective, flexible, but decisive
Sound numerical ability, able to cost projects
PEOPLE AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Excellent interpersonal skills with an ability to relate to staff at different occupational levels, as well as from various cultures and backgrounds
Champions diversity: culturally aware and sensitive, fosters an attitude of appreciating diversity in others
Assertive in interactions with others
High level of self-awareness and is committed to their own development
Excellent written and verbal skills in English
The ability to communicate in other official languages will be an advantage
ADMINISTRATION SKILLS
Sound computer literacy: able to work with MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, email, and the internet
Critical administrative skills include good organizational and planning skills, problem-solving, and time management skills
Able to develop logical and practical administrative systems and processes
WORK BEHAVIOURS
Service ethic with a track record of good service and continuous improvement
Able to work independently as well as be a member of a team
Actively seeks feedback, able to withstand criticism and use constructive criticism to improve
Extremely professional with high personal standards, able to produce work of superior quality
Shows initiative
Able to manage multiple demands and work efficiently and quickly
Quick learner, resourceful in dealing with new situations and projects
RESPONSIBILITIES
Manage training and organizational development initiatives throughout the institution
Planning, coordination, and monitoring are required to provide sustainable and value-added training programs to drive skills development, upskilling and reskilling for staff
Responsible for organisational development and change management
Key responsibility areas
Training and development
Organizational development (OD), change management and job evaluation