TRAFFIC Gauteng

Assistant Director Curriculum Implementation

Tshwane North College

Job Description

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION

Nature of Appointment: Permanent Appointment

Salary: R per annum (Level 10) plus benefits

Centre: Central Office

Ref: TNC/CO/22 - 11/2

Requirements

Matric/NQF Level 4 Certificate plus a recognised National Diploma/Degree in Education (NQF Level 6) or equivalent. An Honours degree will be an added advantage. At least 5 years' experience in the TVET sector delivering academic programmes. A minimum of three years' experience at management level. Valid SACE Registration. A sound and thorough knowledge of TVET College programmes. Computer literacy. Leadership, management, and project management skills. Good research, communication, report writing and presentation skills. Ability to work independently as well as in a team. Planning, organising, leading, and control skills. Knowledge and understanding of the PSET White paper and CET Act. Knowledge and understanding of the NDP 2030, Skills Development Act, Employment of Educators Act, Public Service Act, and Labour Relations Act. A valid driver's license. Ability to work long hours and under pressure. Willingness to travel.

Duties

Provide curriculum improvement and implementation support for ministerial programmes in line with the strategic objectives. Oversee and report on the implementation of IQMS and provide lecturer development support. Conduct impact assessment on training interventions and initiatives to improve student and lecturer performance. Develop, implement, and monitor academic and curriculum policies. Support the implementation of new programmes, qualifications, and curriculum. Conduct research on labour market needs to identify and recommend new demand driven, relevant and responsive programmes. Coordinate the implementation of ICASS guidelines for Report 191 and NC(V). Develop policy/guidelines for the management of curriculum. Provide required support to the college executive and oversight bodies. Oversee coordinated curriculum delivery at college delivery sites. Plan for the delivery of quality teaching and learning. Provide support and assistance with admission processes. Ensure the provision of guidance for the improvement of curriculum content and delivery based on engagement with public and private industry stakeholders. Plan, implement and monitor the blended curriculum delivery mode and online learning across campuses. Analyse results and implement intervention plans for critical subjects. Plan class visits for classroom teaching and learning, ICASS and ISAT support. Identify learner material, equipment, and other resource requirements. Coordinate the provision of learning materials. Manage the Human, Financial and other resources of the unit.

Preference will be given to persons from designated groups, especially with regard to race, gender and disability. People with disability are encouraged to apply.

About This Role

Career insights for Social and Community Service Managers positions

Salary Benchmark
R51,590/month
R32,429 to R77,387/month
Source: WageIndicator ZAR data
Job Outlook
This career will grow rapidly in the next few years.
Key Skills for This Role
Service Orientation Social Perceptiveness Active Learning Active Listening Complex Problem Solving
Common Technologies
Corel WordPerfect Office X9 HCL Notes (formerly IBM Notes) Microsoft Excel 365 Microsoft PowerPoint 365 CRM Systems (Various) Claris FileMaker Microsoft Access 365 HCPCS (Still in use, updated annually)

Job Overview

Date Posted
03 May 2026
Location
Gauteng, South Africa

Social and Community Service Managers Insights

Median Salary (ZAR)
R51,590/month
Job Outlook
This career will grow rapidly in the next few years.

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