Skills Audit for Agriculture and Environmental Affairs.
Ms N.W Maseko
In plain English
The Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, Land and Environmental Affairs is procuring a skills audit service. Bidders must provide referral letters and purchase orders or appointment letters as evidence of conducting skills audits.
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The Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, Land and Environmental Affairs is seeking a service provider to conduct a comprehensive skills audit. The project requires the successful bidder to assess current staff competencies and organizational needs. The service provider must demonstrate proven experience in performing similar audits for public or private sector entities. Key deliverables include the submission of audit reports based on verified data from completed contracts. The work will be performed for the provincial department to assist in human resource planning and development.
Full requirements
- Proven experience in conducting skills audits.
- Minimum of two to four appointment letters or purchase orders for past contracts.
- Minimum of two to four referral letters confirming successful project completion.
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