Department of Home Affairs

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For the purpose of enhancing the quality of service delivery, the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has started the process of digitizing more than 350 million paper records and transferring them to an electronic version.

By offering unemployed young people assistance on fixed-term contracts, the DHA, in collaboration with the Department of Employment and Labour and the Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator as part of the National Pathway Management Network, hopes to contribute to the employment creation goals and strategic priorities of the Presidential Employment Stimulus program.

WHO CAN APPLY? (everything will be double checked)

South African nationals between the ages of 18 and 35 years old
Your credentials ought to be in line with the very minimal requirements of the position you’re trying to get.
Lack of prior convictions and an unblemished credit history are required.
The duration of the contracts will be for 36 months.

ROLES AND STIPENDS

There are varying educational prerequisites for each position; they may be found on the opportunity cards that can be accessed while applying on sayouth.mobi.

The available opportunities are listed below :

• Document Warehouse Controllers (16 Posts)– R5,500 per month
• Runners (240 posts) – R5,500 per month
• Preppers (735 posts) – R5,500 per month
• Re-assemblers (734 posts) – R5,500 per month
• Receiving Clerks (100 posts),
• Scanners (125 posts) and Drivers (10 posts) – R5,000 per month
• Indexers (1600 posts) – R5,500 per month
• Quality Controllers (200 posts) – R6,000 per month
• Team Leaders (210 posts) – R6,500 per month
• Tech Support (24 posts) – R9,500 per month
• Managers (6 posts) – R14,250 per month

LOCATION

All positions will be based out of the Department of Home Affairs in Pretoria, which serves both the North West Province and the Gauteng Province (Brits).

ENQUIRIES

You are welcome to contact us during the following hours, Monday through Friday:
Tell: 0800 727272
Email: [email protected]

APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN FROM 1 FEBRUARY – 2 MARCH 2023

Simply go to :

sayouth.mobi.

The site has no ratings, so going there won’t cost you a thing.
Register here; the procedure should only take around four minutes.
If you have previously registered with SA Youth or Harambee, all you need to do to log in is use the same credentials that you used when you enrolled.

If you have forgotten your password, click the “forgot password” link to get a reminder by SMS.
If you have changed your phone number, contact customer service at 0800 727272.
After you have registered, look for the section labeled “Home Affairs.”
Before doing a search, delete your address if you don’t reside in Pretoria or the United Kingdom.