
Hands-on Learning Issue 35
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DGMT is seeking a skilled Data Officer to manage its data monitoring, management and information system for the newurban-focused ECD project. Funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through the KfW Development Bank, this project aims to prevent violence against children by improving access to quality early childhood development across vulnerable urban communities in Cape Town.
The project will be implemented by DGMT in partnership with the City of Cape Town between 2026 and 2030.
Interested applicants may click here and submit:
You will be directed to our recruitment portal. Scroll to the bottom, click Apply, complete the form and upload the required documents.
When you apply for a position at DGMT we collect information directly from you to help us find suitable candidates. We use your personal information to review your application, correspond with you, and arrange travel and accommodation for interviews, if applicable. We use the information about your race, gender, disability, and nationality to implement our employment equity plan under the Employment Equity Act. We may need to use third parties to help us verify some of the information you shared with us by contacting the references you provided and confirming your qualifications. For certain roles, we may do criminal and credit checks. For more information about how the DGMT uses personal information and your rights, see our Data Privacy Policy at www.dgmt.co.za
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