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  • SayPro – Terms of Reference for the Production Docu-Series on the Impact of the Generation Gender Programme in South Africa – SayPro

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    Terms of Reference for the Production Docu-Series on the Impact of the Generation Gender Programme in South Africa

    Overview

    Sonke Gender Justice (Sonke) seeks to recruit a service provider to produce a docu-series that captures programme key results, successes and challenges, best practices and lessons learnt from the project as well as future programme direction. This consultancy will use a collaborative and co-creative approach to define a strategy that aligns with the Generation Gender programme.

    1. Introduction

    Generation Gender is a global consortium of organizations working in seven (7) Countries namely, Morocco, Jordan, Lebanon, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, and the Netherlands in creating a gender just & violence-free society for and with young people in their full diversity. The Generation G South African Coalition comprises three partner organizations namely, Sonke Gender Justice, ACTIVATE! Change Drivers, and ActionAid South Africa who are responsible for advancing the aims of the Generation G Programme in South Africa through three distinct but interrelated pathways. This docu-series seeks to capture the essence, impact, and stories that have emerged from this programme, showcasing its contributions to communities, individuals, and broader societal change.

    2. Objectives of the Docu-Series

    The primary objectives of this docu-series are as follows:

    • Programme Impact: To provide a comprehensive overview of the GenG’s impact on gender justice  in South Africa, highlighting success stories and challenges faced.
    • Raise Awareness: To raise awareness about gender issues and the importance of initiatives like Generation Gender in fostering an inclusive society.
    • Inspire Action: To inspire other organizations, policymakers, and individuals to engage with gender justice  initiatives by showcasing tangible outcomes.

    3. Target Audience

    The docu-series will target a diverse audience including:

    • Young people ( 15–35-year-olds)
    • Policymakers and government officials
    • Generation Gender personnel
    • Potential Donors
    • Non-governmental organizations working in GBV and gender justice
    • Educational institutions
    • The public interested in gender justice and equality
    • Criminal Justice system

    4. Content Structure

    The docu-series will explore the Generation Gender Programme through a series of episodes, each delving into a specific aspect. Key areas of focus will include but not limited to:

    • An overview of the Generation Gender programme
    • Success Stories
    • Challenges Faced
    • Community Engagement
    • Future Direction

    5. Scope of Work

    • The docu-series should be produced in English, with the highest market standards of quality, high resolution, and vibrant colors, and clean style elements.
    • The contractor should handle all aspects of film production, including writing, storyboard, filming, editing, voicing/narration, and so on, and present a finished ready-to-air output in broadcast standards and HD technology format.
    • The Communications department will actively monitor the whole development and production process, offering ongoing evaluation, comments, and thematic input support as needed.
    • The Generation Gender Communications Team is the film’s executive producer, responsible for the “final cut” as well as the creative, editorial, and technical direction.

    6. Qualifications and Experience

    • Minimum of four (4) years’ documented work experience in film/reportage/documentary writing, producing, directing and editing for development projects.
    • Ability to operate under strict time limits and apply high production and technical standards for the purpose of maintaining a high level of professionalism.
    • Ability to communicate and conduct interviews in English
    • A strong work profile(Portfolio) on similar work with traceable references
    • Experience working with civil society organisations.
    • Proficient English language, having a local language will be an added advantage
    • Good research, analytical and presentation skills.
    • Exceptional written and oral communication skills, with strong demonstrated ability to convey complex ideas in a clear, direct, and lively style

    7. Application Process

    We invite applications from experienced film makers or production companies with a proven track record in producing impactful documentary content for the development sector. Interested applicants should submit:

    • A proposal outlining their vision for the docu-series.
    • Resume not more than 3 pages
    • Previous work samples relevant to social issues or documentary filmmaking.
    • A detailed budget estimate for production costs.

    8. Timelines

    The production process is expected to take approximately 1 (one) month from initiation to final delivery

    The recording will take place in February in Cape Town, South Africa. Dates to be confirmed

    9. Consultancy fee and payment

    The consultancy is for a period of one month and proposals are expected to highlight detail on daily rate. Where applicable, Sonke Gender Justice will enter negotiations regarding suggested fees to align with available budget.

    Procedure for submission of an expression of interest (EOI)

    Should you wish to submit an EOI, please send a detailed proposal, remuneration rate, and CV no later than 3rd February 2025 to hiring@genderjustice.org.za

    10. Conclusion

    This docu-series represents an opportunity not only to document the significant strides made through the Generation Gender Programme in South Africa but also to amplify voices that often go unheard. By capturing these narratives, we aim to foster greater understanding and commitment towards achieving gender justice in South Africa

    PLEASE NOTE: Should you not hear anything from us by 10th February 2025, please consider your application unsuccessful. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Thank you for your understanding and interest.

    Location

    Cape Town

    Closing Date

    3 February 2025

  • SayPro – The HWSETA wishes to appoint experts or service provider/s to develop, mark and moderate assessment instruments for the following two (2) occupational qualifications and one (1) part qualification. – SayPro

    February 19, 2025 By admin 0 Comment

    The HWSETA wishes to appoint experts or service provider/s to develop, mark and moderate assessment instruments for the following two (2) occupational qualifications and one (1) part qualification.

    Our Vision: The creation of a skilled workforce to meet the health and social development needs of all South Africans.

    Our Mission: The HWSETA endeavours to create and implement an integrated approach for the development and provision of an appropriately skilled workforce that will be empowered to render quality health and social development services that are comparable to world-class standards.

     The HWSETA wishes to appoint experts or service provider/s to develop, mark and moderate assessment instruments for the following two (2) occupational qualifications and one (1) part qualification.

    • Occupational Health and Safety Practitioner with SAQA ID: 99714, at NQF level 05 with 256 minimum credits.
    • Occupational Health and Safety Officer with SAQA ID: 121929 at NQF level 04 with 120 credits.
    • Occupational Health and Safety Assistant with SAQA ID: 121930, at NQF level 04 with 44 credits

     

    The Requirements are as follows: 

    • A Degree / Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety or related field
    • A minimum of three (3) years’ working experience in the field of Occupational Health and Safety or a related environment
    • A minimum of two (2) years’ experience in develop, mark and moderating assessment instruments
    • A Minimum of two (2) contactable references in relation to development of assessment instruments, marking and or moderating assessment instrument.
    • Be registered with any other related regulatory/ professional body where applicable in terms of qualifications
    • Experience in working with the HWSETA, QCTO or any civil society linked to the sector

     

    SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS TO ACCOMPANY THE APPLICATION:

    • Application letter
    • Proof of registration on Central Supplier Database (CSD)
    • A valid Tax pin
    • A valid BBBEE certificate (to qualify for HWSETA specific goals)
    • SBD4 form

     

    Note: Service Provider will first be evaluated on functionality criterion. A service provider must score 70% or more to qualify to be further evaluated on the price and HWSETA specific goals.

     

    (FUNCTIONALITY CRITERIA) 

    All bidders will be evaluated on the criteria indicated hereunder

    1.     Functionality Points awarded
    1.1 Criteria 1: Evidence of related qualifications. Degree (20) Diploma (10) 20
    1.2 Evidence of 3 years’ experience working in the field of OHS (15 points) for 3 years, above 3 years (20 points)

     

    20
    1.3 Evidence a minimum of two (2) years’ experience in developing assessment instruments, marking and/ or moderating assessment instruments and/or moderating learners’ scripts. Development of assessment instrument (5 points), Marking of scrips (5 points), Moderation of assessment instruments (5 points), Moderation of scrips (5 points). 20
    1.4 A Minimum of two (2) contactable references in relation to development of assessment instrument (10 points), and two (2) contactable references in Moderating and Marking (10 points). 20
    1.5 Evidence of registration with any other related regulatory/ professional body where applicable in terms of qualifications 10
    1.6 Experience in working with the HWSETA, QCTO or any civil society linked to the sector 10
       
    Total 100 points
    2.     TOTAL POINTS FOR PRICE 80
       
    3.     POINTS FOR HWSETA Specific Goals 20
    51% – 100% Black (3)

    –                                                                           Less than 51% (0)

    3
    30% – 100% Women Ownership (3)

    –                                                                        Less than 30% (0)

    3
    30% – 100% Youth (5)

    –                                                                    Less than 30% (0)

    5
    20% or more Owned by people living with disability (4)

    –                                                                           Less than 20% (0)

    4
    All SMEs and QSEs (5) 5

    The closing date:  7 March 2025

    Applications sent to Ms. Mbalenhle Baloyi on email mbalenhleb@hwseta.org.za (011) 607 6927

     

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  • SayPro – PICK n PAY is hiring Shelfpacker – SAYOUTH CAREERS – SayPro

    Leanership internship in South Africa

    PICK n PAY is hiring Shelfpacker – SAYOUTH CAREERS

    August 29, 2024 Admin

    PICK n PAY is hiring Shelfpacker – SAYOUTH CAREERS

    Prepare and process Fruit & Veg products

    – Grade 10
    – Being client inclined by seeing any situation through the eyes of the client and responding appreciatively
    – Display a passion for the product by enjoying to work with and preparing the product, and madly promoting it
    – Display a sense of urgency by constantly seeking to complete tasks in the shortest possible time
    – Excellent communication chops in harkening attentively, responding meetly and talking in a clear and accessible manner
    – Be a platoon player,co-operating with others and sharing to achieve pretensions
    – Develop tone by constantly looking for openings to ameliorate grow self
    Prepare and reuse Fruit & Veg products
    Store, handle, wares and promote all Fruit & Veg products according to laid down norms hear to client requests, give the required products services, advise guests on products and services and handle guests in a gracious and businesslike manner
    – Maintain hygiene and cleanliness norms within the area
    – Wrap products and operate scale
    Maintain backup areas

    APPLY HERE

    About Us

    At Pick n Pay, we’re further than just a retailer; we’re an organisation of devoted people committed to creating an exceptional shopping experience for our guests and an enriching, vibrant work terrain for our workers. innovated in 1967, Pick n Pay is one of the largest retail chains in South Africa, serving millions of guests across the African mainland. Our character is erected upon our commitment to offering guests the stylish in quality, and value.

    Our Mission

    We serve with our hearts, we produce a great place to be and With our minds, we produce an excellent place to protect

  • SayPro – Terms of Reference for the Production Docu-Series on the Impact of the Generation Gender Programme in South Africa – SayPro

    TOR

    Terms of Reference for the Production Docu-Series on the Impact of the Generation Gender Programme in South Africa

    Overview

    Sonke Gender Justice (Sonke) seeks to recruit a service provider to produce a docu-series that captures programme key results, successes and challenges, best practices and lessons learnt from the project as well as future programme direction. This consultancy will use a collaborative and co-creative approach to define a strategy that aligns with the Generation Gender programme.

    1. Introduction

    Generation Gender is a global consortium of organizations working in seven (7) Countries namely, Morocco, Jordan, Lebanon, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, and the Netherlands in creating a gender just & violence-free society for and with young people in their full diversity. The Generation G South African Coalition comprises three partner organizations namely, Sonke Gender Justice, ACTIVATE! Change Drivers, and ActionAid South Africa who are responsible for advancing the aims of the Generation G Programme in South Africa through three distinct but interrelated pathways. This docu-series seeks to capture the essence, impact, and stories that have emerged from this programme, showcasing its contributions to communities, individuals, and broader societal change.

    2. Objectives of the Docu-Series

    The primary objectives of this docu-series are as follows:

    • Programme Impact: To provide a comprehensive overview of the GenG’s impact on gender justice  in South Africa, highlighting success stories and challenges faced.
    • Raise Awareness: To raise awareness about gender issues and the importance of initiatives like Generation Gender in fostering an inclusive society.
    • Inspire Action: To inspire other organizations, policymakers, and individuals to engage with gender justice  initiatives by showcasing tangible outcomes.

    3. Target Audience

    The docu-series will target a diverse audience including:

    • Young people ( 15–35-year-olds)
    • Policymakers and government officials
    • Generation Gender personnel
    • Potential Donors
    • Non-governmental organizations working in GBV and gender justice
    • Educational institutions
    • The public interested in gender justice and equality
    • Criminal Justice system

    4. Content Structure

    The docu-series will explore the Generation Gender Programme through a series of episodes, each delving into a specific aspect. Key areas of focus will include but not limited to:

    • An overview of the Generation Gender programme
    • Success Stories
    • Challenges Faced
    • Community Engagement
    • Future Direction

    5. Scope of Work

    • The docu-series should be produced in English, with the highest market standards of quality, high resolution, and vibrant colors, and clean style elements.
    • The contractor should handle all aspects of film production, including writing, storyboard, filming, editing, voicing/narration, and so on, and present a finished ready-to-air output in broadcast standards and HD technology format.
    • The Communications department will actively monitor the whole development and production process, offering ongoing evaluation, comments, and thematic input support as needed.
    • The Generation Gender Communications Team is the film’s executive producer, responsible for the “final cut” as well as the creative, editorial, and technical direction.

    6. Qualifications and Experience

    • Minimum of four (4) years’ documented work experience in film/reportage/documentary writing, producing, directing and editing for development projects.
    • Ability to operate under strict time limits and apply high production and technical standards for the purpose of maintaining a high level of professionalism.
    • Ability to communicate and conduct interviews in English
    • A strong work profile(Portfolio) on similar work with traceable references
    • Experience working with civil society organisations.
    • Proficient English language, having a local language will be an added advantage
    • Good research, analytical and presentation skills.
    • Exceptional written and oral communication skills, with strong demonstrated ability to convey complex ideas in a clear, direct, and lively style

    7. Application Process

    We invite applications from experienced film makers or production companies with a proven track record in producing impactful documentary content for the development sector. Interested applicants should submit:

    • A proposal outlining their vision for the docu-series.
    • Resume not more than 3 pages
    • Previous work samples relevant to social issues or documentary filmmaking.
    • A detailed budget estimate for production costs.

    8. Timelines

    The production process is expected to take approximately 1 (one) month from initiation to final delivery

    The recording will take place in February in Cape Town, South Africa. Dates to be confirmed

    9. Consultancy fee and payment

    The consultancy is for a period of one month and proposals are expected to highlight detail on daily rate. Where applicable, Sonke Gender Justice will enter negotiations regarding suggested fees to align with available budget.

    Procedure for submission of an expression of interest (EOI)

    Should you wish to submit an EOI, please send a detailed proposal, remuneration rate, and CV no later than 3rd February 2025 to hiring@genderjustice.org.za

    10. Conclusion

    This docu-series represents an opportunity not only to document the significant strides made through the Generation Gender Programme in South Africa but also to amplify voices that often go unheard. By capturing these narratives, we aim to foster greater understanding and commitment towards achieving gender justice in South Africa

    PLEASE NOTE: Should you not hear anything from us by 10th February 2025, please consider your application unsuccessful. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Thank you for your understanding and interest.

    Location

    Cape Town

    Closing Date

    3 February 2025

  • SayPro Templates to Use: Quarterly Report Template

    SayPro Templates to Use: Quarterly Report Template

    (For Job Opportunities, Applicants, and Outcomes)
    Prepared by SayPro Jobs Office under SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR

    1. Report Overview

    This quarterly report template is designed to compile, track, and analyze the data on job opportunities, applicants, and outcomes over a three-month period. The data is collected and assessed by the SayPro Jobs Office under the SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR for internal review and stakeholder reporting.


    2. Report Sections

    A. Executive Summary
    • Overview of the Quarter:
      Provide a high-level summary of the quarter’s activities, highlighting key job opportunities and internship openings managed during the period.
    • Key Achievements:
      Briefly mention notable successes, such as the number of job opportunities filled, increase in applicants, or successful partnerships with organizations.
    • Challenges Encountered:
      Address any challenges, such as low application numbers or delays in placement, and outline the steps taken to mitigate them.
    B. Job Opportunities Overview

    This section includes a summary of all job opportunities and internship positions managed during the quarter.

    • Total Job Openings:
      • Number of job opportunities posted and categorized by type (e.g., internship, full-time, part-time, etc.)
    • Opportunity Categories:
      • List the different categories of opportunities, including industry types such as marketing, engineering, administration, etc.
    • Key Partnerships and Organizations:
      • List any new or ongoing partnerships that helped create job opportunities (e.g., corporate partners, government bodies, non-profits).
    C. Applicant Tracking

    This section captures the flow of applicants, categorizing them based on status.

    • Total Applicants:
      • Number of applicants received for all job opportunities and internships.
    • Application Breakdown:
      • Categorize applicants by the following:
        • Qualified Applicants: Number of applicants meeting the job criteria.
        • Unqualified Applicants: Number of applicants who did not meet the minimum criteria.
        • Pending Applicants: Number of applicants pending review or follow-up.
    • Demographics of Applicants:
      Provide insights into the diversity of applicants (e.g., gender, age range, education level, geographic location).
    D. Internship Opportunities and Engagement

    This section details the internship opportunities and engagement for the quarter.

    • Internship Openings:
      • Number of internships posted by sector or department.
    • Internship Placement Status:
      • Filled Positions: Number of internships filled.
      • Unfilled Positions: Number of internships remaining unfilled by the end of the quarter.
      • Internship Duration and Outcomes:
        Provide data on the average internship duration and any reported outcomes, such as interns being offered full-time roles.
    E. Placement Outcomes

    This section presents data on how many applicants were placed, the success of those placements, and follow-up outcomes.

    • Total Placements:
      • Number of job applicants successfully placed in opportunities.
    • Placement by Category:
      Break down placements by job category or sector (e.g., administration, technical, marketing).
    • Successful Placements:
      Provide the percentage of applicants who were placed successfully within the organization.
    • Feedback from Employers and Applicants:
      • Provide any feedback gathered from employers regarding the performance of placed candidates.
      • Include feedback from applicants regarding their experience with the application and hiring process.
    F. Outcome Analysis
    • Placement Rate Analysis:
      Calculate the placement rate (number of placements divided by the number of applicants).
    • Time-to-Placement:
      Average time taken from application submission to placement.
    • Applicant-to-Job Match Rate:
      Measure how well the applicants matched the available job opportunities.
    • Applicant Follow-Up:
      Include the number of applicants who re-applied for other positions or stayed in touch for future opportunities.
    G. Marketing and Outreach Efforts

    This section provides insights into the marketing and outreach efforts for job and internship opportunities.

    • Promotional Campaigns:
      • Overview of the marketing efforts during the quarter (e.g., social media, email campaigns, partnerships with educational institutions).
    • Engagement Metrics:
      • Website traffic, email open rates, social media engagement metrics (likes, shares, comments).
    • Event Participation:
      • Any events such as job fairs or webinars organized during the quarter to promote job opportunities and internships.
    H. Financial Overview (if applicable)

    If applicable, provide a financial breakdown of the costs associated with job opportunity promotions, hiring events, and internship programs.

    • Marketing Spend:
      • Total expenditure on job posting platforms, advertisement campaigns, etc.
    • Budget Allocation:
      • Allocation of funds for different programs (internship management, job board subscriptions, marketing materials).

    3. Conclusion & Recommendations

    • Summary of Key Takeaways:
      Summarize the most important findings from the report. Highlight key successes and areas for improvement.
    • Recommendations for Next Quarter:
      • Provide actionable suggestions for enhancing the recruitment process, improving applicant engagement, or addressing challenges encountered.

    4. Appendices

    • Detailed Data Tables:
      Include any raw data used in the analysis, such as the number of applicants per position, placement rates, etc.
    • Charts/Graphs:
      Provide visual representations of key data points (e.g., placement success, applicant demographics).
    • Survey Results or Feedback:
      Include survey responses from applicants and employers regarding their experiences with the SayPro Jobs Office.

    Document Footer:

    • Prepared by: SayPro Jobs Office
    • Date: [Date of Report Compilation]
    • Quarter: [Insert Quarter and Year]
    • For Internal Use Only
  • SayPro Offer Letter Template

    [SayPro Letterhead]
    Southern Africa Youth Project (SayPro)
    [Date]

    [Candidate’s Full Name]
    [Address]
    [City, State, Zip Code]

    Dear [Candidate’s Full Name],

    Subject: Job Offer from SayPro

    We are pleased to extend to you the offer for the position of [Job Title] at SayPro. After reviewing your qualifications and interview performance, we are confident that you will be a valuable asset to our team. Below are the details of your offer:

    Position:

    • Job Title: [Job Title]
    • Department: [Department Name, e.g., SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR]
    • Location: [Office Location or Remote]
    • Start Date: [Start Date]

    Job Description:
    As a [Job Title], you will be responsible for [brief description of key responsibilities, e.g., managing internship opportunities, handling internship applications, organizing and overseeing internship events, and contributing to overall project management for the SayPro Quarterly Internships program]. Please refer to the attached detailed job description for a complete list of duties and responsibilities.

    Compensation and Benefits:

    • Base Salary: [Salary Amount] per [month/year].
    • Benefits: [Outline any benefits, such as health insurance, paid time off, etc.].
    • Additional Benefits: [Mention any other perks, e.g., professional development opportunities, travel reimbursements, etc.].

    Conditions:
    This offer is contingent upon the successful completion of background checks and any other pre-employment requirements as per SayPro’s policies.

    Next Steps:
    Please confirm your acceptance of this offer by signing and returning the enclosed copy of this letter by [Date]. Should you have any questions or require further clarification, do not hesitate to reach out to me at [Your Contact Information]. Once we receive your signed acceptance, we will provide further instructions regarding your first day and any necessary onboarding.

    We are excited about the prospect of you joining our team at SayPro, and we look forward to seeing the positive contributions you will make to our projects and initiatives.

    Once again, congratulations on your selection for this role. We are confident that your skills and passion will complement our organization’s commitment to empowering youth and communities.

    Best regards,

    [Your Name]
    [Your Title]
    SayPro (Southern Africa Youth Project)
    [Your Contact Information]
    [Email Address]

    Enclosures:

    • Job Description
    • Offer Acceptance Form

    Notes for the Template:

    1. [SayPro Letterhead]: Add SayPro’s logo, contact info, and official branding.
    2. Personalized Details: Customize the candidate’s name, job title, salary, start date, etc.
    3. Job Description: Attach the full job description and details about the job’s responsibilities as per the SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management.
    4. Conditional Employment: Highlight that the offer is contingent on background checks or other necessary assessments.

    This template aligns with the Monthly January SCMR-12 SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management structure, reflecting the organization’s professional approach to internship placement and hiring processes.

  • SayPro Interview Invitation

    Subject: Interview Invitation for [Internship Position] – SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities


    Dear [Candidate’s Name],

    We are pleased to inform you that after reviewing your application for the [Internship Position] under the SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management program, you have been shortlisted for an interview.

    At SayPro, we are dedicated to empowering talented youth, and we believe your skills and qualifications may align well with the values and mission of our organization. We would like to invite you for an interview to further discuss your qualifications and fit for this internship role.

    Please find the details of your interview below:


    Interview Details:

    • Date: [Insert Date]
    • Time: [Insert Time] (Please be punctual)
    • Location: [Insert Interview Location or Online Meeting Link]
    • Interview Mode: [In-person/Virtual]
    • Interviewer(s): [Insert Interviewer Names or Title]
    • Position: [Internship Position Name]
    • Internship Duration: [Insert Duration, e.g., 6 months]

    What to Bring/Prepare:

    • A copy of your updated resume/CV
    • Any relevant academic documents or portfolio (if applicable)
    • A brief introduction about yourself and your interest in the internship
    • Specific questions or topics you would like to discuss regarding the internship

    If you are unable to attend the interview at the scheduled time, please let us know as soon as possible so we can make alternative arrangements.

    We look forward to meeting you and discussing the exciting opportunities within SayPro.

    Thank you for your interest in contributing to our mission. Should you have any questions or need further information, feel free to contact us at [Insert Contact Email/Phone Number].


    Best regards,

    [Your Full Name]
    [Your Position Title]
    SayPro Jobs Office
    SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR
    [Your Contact Information]
    [Company Website]

  • SayPro Application Acknowledgment Template

    SayPro Application Acknowledgment Template

    Subject: Application Received – Thank You for Applying


    Dear [Applicant’s Full Name],

    Thank you for submitting your application for the [Job Title] position with SayPro. We are excited to inform you that we have successfully received your application and will begin reviewing it shortly.

    At SayPro, we pride ourselves on offering dynamic opportunities through initiatives like the SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management, aimed at empowering talented individuals like you to grow and thrive within the organization.

    What’s Next:

    • Review Process: Our recruitment team will carefully evaluate your qualifications and experience. Should your profile align with the requirements for the position, we will contact you for the next steps, which may include an interview.
    • Timeline: We anticipate the initial review process will take [insert timeframe]. If selected, we will notify you by [insert date or timeframe].

    Please note that due to the high volume of applications, only candidates who are shortlisted for further consideration will be contacted.

    Stay In Touch:

    While waiting for updates, we encourage you to stay connected with SayPro through our website and social media platforms for the latest news, opportunities, and events.

    Once again, thank you for your interest in joining SayPro. We appreciate the time and effort you’ve invested in applying and look forward to learning more about your qualifications.

    If you have any questions or need additional information in the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at [insert contact email] or [insert contact phone number].

    Best regards,

    [Your Full Name]
    [Your Job Title]
    SayPro Jobs Office
    SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR
    [SayPro Website URL]
    [SayPro Contact Email Address]
    [SayPro Contact Phone Number]


    Key Elements of the Template:

    1. Personalized Greeting: Starts with a polite and personalized salutation, addressing the applicant by name.
    2. Confirmation of Receipt: Clearly states that the application has been successfully received.
    3. Review Process & Timeline: Offers transparency on the review process and gives the candidate an understanding of the next steps.
    4. Encouraging Engagement: Provides a call to stay in touch with SayPro through its website and social media platforms.
    5. Contact Information: Includes relevant contact information for follow-up or inquiries.
    6. Professional Closing: Ends on a courteous note with an invitation for any questions and includes the sender’s contact details.

    This template ensures professionalism and clear communication with candidates, reinforcing SayPro’s commitment to an efficient and transparent recruitment process under the SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management initiative.

  • SayPro Job Posting Template

    SayPro Job Posting Template
    A standardized format for listing job opportunities, ensuring consistency and clarity


    Position Title
    (e.g., SayPro Digital Marketing Officer)


    Job Category
    (e.g., Marketing, Sales, Administration, Technology, etc.)


    Job Overview
    (Provide a brief description of the role and its core objectives. Describe the main purpose of the position and its importance within the organization.)


    Location
    (e.g., Johannesburg, South Africa; Remote, etc.)


    Employment Type
    (e.g., Full-time, Part-time, Internship, Volunteer, etc.)


    Salary Range
    (Optional – Provide salary or compensation details if applicable.)


    Responsibilities
    (List the core responsibilities for the position. These should be clear, specific, and action-oriented. Prioritize the most important tasks and break them down as needed.)

    • Responsibility 1: (e.g., Develop and implement marketing campaigns across digital platforms)
    • Responsibility 2: (e.g., Analyze and report on the performance of marketing campaigns)
    • Responsibility 3: (e.g., Collaborate with the sales and content teams to optimize customer engagement)
    • Responsibility 4: (e.g., Manage social media accounts and grow follower engagement)
    • Responsibility 5: (e.g., Stay updated on the latest marketing trends and digital tools)

    Qualifications
    (Provide the educational and professional requirements for the role. These can include degrees, certifications, or experience levels.)

    • Qualification 1: (e.g., Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, or related field)
    • Qualification 2: (e.g., 3+ years of experience in digital marketing)
    • Qualification 3: (e.g., Strong understanding of social media platforms and SEO practices)

    Skills & Competencies
    (List key skills and personal attributes required for the role.)

    • Skill 1: (e.g., Proficient in Google Analytics and SEO tools)
    • Skill 2: (e.g., Excellent written and verbal communication skills)
    • Skill 3: (e.g., Ability to work independently and as part of a team)

    Application Process
    (Provide detailed instructions on how candidates should apply for the position.)

    • Submit an updated resume and cover letter to (e.g., jobs@saypro.org)
    • Include the subject line: “Application for (Position Title)
    • Application Deadline: (e.g., February 28, 2025)

    About SayPro
    (Provide a brief description of the organization, its mission, and its goals. Mention the impact of the work and the company’s values.)

    SayPro is a dynamic organization dedicated to empowering youth and communities through various initiatives. Our mission is to foster growth, development, and opportunity in Southern Africa. As we continue to expand, we are looking for talented individuals to join our passionate team and contribute to our vision of creating a sustainable and empowered future for all.


    Equal Opportunity Employer
    (Add a statement about SayPro’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.)

    SayPro is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage candidates from all backgrounds to apply. We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where all employees feel valued and respected.


    This template ensures consistency and clarity for job postings under SayPro’s SCMR initiatives, supporting effective communication with potential applicants and streamlining the recruitment process.

  • SayPro Documents Required from Employees

    SayPro Documents Required from Employees

    To ensure that all employees at SayPro meet the organization’s documentation standards, the following key documents are required for verification and record-keeping purposes:

    1. Proof of Identity:
      • National ID or Passport: A government-issued identification card or passport to verify the employee’s identity.
      • Birth Certificate: A certified copy of the employee’s birth certificate as an additional form of identification.
    2. Proof of Address:
      • Utility Bill: A recent utility bill (electricity, water, or internet) showing the employee’s name and residential address.
      • Bank Statement: A recent bank statement that includes the employee’s name and residential address.
      • Lease Agreement: A signed lease or rental agreement that proves the employee resides at a specific address.
      • Government-issued Letters: Any formal letter from a government institution or organization, including the employee’s name and residential address.
    3. Proof of Qualifications:
      • Educational Certificates: Copies of academic transcripts, diplomas, or degrees awarded by educational institutions.
      • Professional Certifications: Any relevant professional certifications required for the specific job role at SayPro.
    4. Tax and Employment Documents:
      • Tax Identification Number (TIN): Proof of the employee’s tax registration number for payroll and taxation purposes.
      • Employment Contract: Signed document outlining terms of employment, including job title, salary, working hours, and duties.
    5. Bank Account Details:
      • Bank Account Information: Employees are required to submit a copy of their bank account details for direct salary deposits.
    6. Emergency Contact Information:
      • Emergency Contact Form: A form that lists an emergency contact person and their relationship to the employee.
    7. Medical Examination Results (if applicable):
      • Health Certificate: For roles requiring physical or mental health assessments, employees must submit a health certificate confirming their fitness for work.

    SayPro Monthly January SCMR-12

    The SayPro Monthly SCMR-12 report is part of the Supply Chain Management Report (SCMR), providing key insights and analysis on the supply chain activities throughout the month of January. This document includes data on the procurement processes, inventory management, vendor performance, and compliance status, focusing on efficiency improvements, cost optimization, and strategic sourcing.

    It contains:

    • Procurement Summary: A breakdown of all materials and services procured during the month, highlighting cost, quality, and delivery timelines.
    • Supplier Performance Review: Evaluation of supplier adherence to contract terms, including delivery schedules and product quality.
    • Inventory Tracking: Analysis of stock levels, demand forecasting, and any discrepancies found in inventory.
    • Cost Analysis: Review of budgeted versus actual costs across different categories.
    • Supply Chain Issues: A summary of any delays, challenges, or risks that impacted the overall supply chain during the month.
    • Recommendations for Improvement: Strategic recommendations for optimizing the supply chain operations.

    This monthly report plays a crucial role in identifying any areas for improvement and ensuring that SayPro’s supply chain is aligned with operational goals.


    SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management by SayPro Jobs Office under SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR

    The SayPro Quarterly Internships Opportunities Management report is prepared by the SayPro Jobs Office and falls under the SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR. This document highlights internship opportunities available across various departments within SayPro for a specific quarter. The report contains:

    • Internship Program Overview: Description of the types of internships offered, including marketing, technical, administrative, and more.
    • Internship Application Process: Information on the application steps, eligibility criteria, and deadlines for interns.
    • Marketing and Outreach Efforts: Details on how SayPro markets internship opportunities through different platforms, including social media, online job boards, and university outreach.
    • Internship Placement Summary: A summary of the intern placements, including the number of interns hired, the departments they joined, and their roles and responsibilities.
    • Internship Success Metrics: Metrics showing the success rate of internship programs, such as intern conversion to full-time positions, feedback from managers, and skill development.
    • Royalty Information: A section detailing any marketing royalties or profits generated by the marketing efforts in promoting internship opportunities, including any partnerships, collaborations, or funding programs.

    This quarterly document provides an overview of how SayPro fosters talent development and aligns internship opportunities with broader organizational and marketing strategies.

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