PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA LANGUAGE SERVICES SECTION LANGUAGE PRACTITIONER – SETSWANA X 2 POSITIONS We offer a market and industry competitive total to cost package. The Parliament of the Republic of South Africa is a premier institution in the country given its status as the legislative authority of South Africa. It is the only institution that has the power to make laws for the country. Parliament is not just a building, it’s the heart of our democracy where the country’s representatives gather to discuss important issue affecting the people, pass laws meant to promote the public good and promote accountability and transparency in governance. The two houses that make up Parliament, the National Assembly, and the National Council of Provinces, each with its own distinct role and functions set out in the Constitution, work together to oversee the promotion of the constitutional values of human dignity, equality, non-racialism and non-sexism, human rights, and freedom. Job Summary The successful candidate will be responsible for providing accurate interpreting services, error-free Hansard debates, and Parliamentary Interpreting Services in English and Setswana. Your key responsibilities will be:
To qualify, you must have: Applicants should have a Grade 12 or NQF Level 4 plus a 3-year Bachelor’s Degree or 3-year National Diploma with a major in the relevant language or a National Diploma in Language Practice (with relevant majors) and 2 years’ relevant experience. Also include qualification transcripts. You must also demonstrate:
What you will experience working at Parliament: In return for your hard work, we offer meaningful and engaging work. We are passionate about making a difference. Joining us means you will be tackling exciting challenges and working on innovative projects that have a positive impact on the nation and the world. We are committed to recognising and rewarding your dedication and high performance. We are invested in your growth and development, offering numerous opportunities and resources that promote growth, including a bursary scheme and various learning and development initiatives. Our culture is collaborative and inclusive. We value teamwork and believe that together, we can achieve extraordinary results. When you join us, you will become part of a community that is driven by the need to serve the nation. Hard work is not all there is to us. Your well-being is important to us, and we promote work practices that enable a healthy work-life integration, supported by our hybrid work arrangements that combine in-office and remote work. Our wellness program, including various sporting codes, is designed to promote emotional and physical well-being. In addition to the above, we offer a highly competitive remuneration package. About Us Working at the Parliament of South Africa is a unique opportunity like no other. No matter where you are placed in this premier institution, you will be part of a truly remarkable and exceptional team that serves the people of our great country and shapes the course of our nation's history every day. If promoting the public good is what drives you, if you are passionate about shaping a brighter future for the citizens of South Africa, and you are ready to be part of something extraordinary where you can shine and make a real impact on the people of our country, then Parliament is the place to be. If you are also a dynamic individual who values professionalism, openness, integrity, teamwork, accountability, responsiveness and shows mutual respect, we would like to hear from you. Our doors are open, and we are inviting you to become a part of this incredible journey. To Apply, Please Select the Appropriate Button Below: EXTERNAL APPLICANTS Person that has never been employed by Parliament EX-EMPLOYEE Person that was previously employed by Parliament including previously employed Interns and existing Interns CLOSING DATE: 19 September 2025 “Parliamentary Services Administration promotes and applies the principles of Affirmative Action and equal opportunities”.
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