
Nal’ibali opens a thousand training and job opportunities
The programme is designed to strengthen literacy in communities by recruiting people who are passionate about reading, storytelling and helping children develop a lifelong love for books.

The programme is designed to strengthen literacy in communities by recruiting people who are passionate about reading, storytelling and helping children develop a lifelong love for books.

Its primary customer base includes residents of Fleurhof, Robertville and Meadowlands, while also serving neighbouring communities such as Florida North, eastern Robertville and Roodepoort North.

Interested applicants are encouraged to visit the official IEC Careers Portal to view available positions, create a candidate profile and submit their applications online.

The public has been urged to remain cautious and avoid engaging with suspicious recruitment posts, links and contact details.

To offset the disruption, stakeholders have agreed on a comprehensive academic recovery strategy to ensure training standards remain uncompromised.

MMC Dlabathi also announced a R3.3 billion capital budget aimed at strengthening infrastructure and service delivery.

Since its inception in 2011, the Jobs Fund has committed R7.7 billion in public funding, leveraging an additional R15.7 billion in matched contributions from partners.

According to the municipality, the positions are offered on a fixed-term contract with a monthly stipend of R4 000.

The public is further encouraged to remain vigilant against scams requesting personal details, payments or application fees.