LANDS OFFICER II (C2) - (2 Positions tenable in Gaborone and Francistown)

MINISTRY OF LANDS AND HOUSING - DEPARTMENT OF LANDS

Vacancy Circular No.6 of 2014

1.LANDS OFFICER II (C2) - (2 Positions tenable in Gaborone and Francistown)

•Salary: C2 (P99, 336.00 - P118, 752.00) plus scarce skills allowance at the rate of 30% of basic salary. 
•Leave: 25 working days per annum 

1.1.Main Purpose of the Job 

Suitably qualified citizens and non citizens applicants are invited for the above mentioned position in the Department of Lands. The incumbent will be responsible for carrying out inspections for valuation and lease management on state land.

1.2.Qualifications

•Bachelor of Science: Estate Management, Property Studies, Bachelor of Land Economics, Bachelor of Business Property Management or any other related field

1.3.Experience

•No experience is required for this position

1.4.Benefits

•Optional Contributory medical Aid Scheme (Govt pays 50% and Employee pays 50%)
•Compulsory contributory pension scheme (Govt pays 15% and Employee pays 5%)

APPLICATIONS

Applicants should quote the Vacancy Circular number giving the following details:

•Full names, address and date of birth
•Brief Summary of career with duties (C.V)
•Qualifications supported by certified copies of certificates, Omang, and references

In case of Public Serving Officers, state:

•Date of first appointment
•Present post and date of appointment thereto

IMPORTANT

•All applications from serving Public Officers must be routed through their Heads of Departments and Permanent Secretaries. Applications not so routed will not be considered.

•Response will be accorded to shortlisted candidates only

Applications should be addressed to:

Acting Director
Department of Lands
Private Bag 00128
GABORONE

OR Hand delivered to:

Ministry of Lands and Housing
Department of Lands
First Floor, Records Management Unit
Office 122
AKD House (Main Mall)

For further information, please contact Mr. Gofaone Madiabaso or Ms. Olorato Mhotsha at telephone 3682100

Closing date: 26th November 2014
Source: THE BOTSWANA GAZETTE, Wednesday 19-25 November 2014