WEEKLY VACANCIES

South African National Parks (SANParks) is inviting applications for eight Seasonal General Worker positions at West Coast National Park in the Western Cape. These are three-month fixed-term contract opportunities for individuals who are passionate about environmental conservation, visitor services, and maintaining one of South Africa’s most beautiful national parks. Successful candidates will support daily park operations, including maintenance, cleaning, housekeeping, visitor assistance, and general operational duties to ensure a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for visitors and staff. Important: SANParks does not provide official accommodation for these positions. Successful applicants…

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The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness is inviting applications for a Food Services Aid position at Wesfleur Hospital in the Southern/Western Sub-structure, Western Cape. This permanent government opportunity is ideal for candidates with experience in hospital food services who are passionate about food preparation, hygiene, and delivering quality patient care. The successful candidate will assist with preparing and serving meals, maintaining food safety standards, and supporting the hospital’s daily food service operations to ensure patients receive safe, nutritious, and high-quality meals. Job Details Employer: Western…

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The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness is recruiting two General Worker: Stores employees for permanent positions at Groote Schuur Hospital in Observatory, Western Cape. These roles are ideal for candidates with stores or warehouse experience who are looking to build a stable career in the public healthcare sector. Successful applicants will assist with receiving, issuing, handling, and delivering stock while ensuring the hospital stores remain clean, organised, and efficient. Job Details Employer: Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness Workplace: Groote Schuur Hospital Location: Observatory, Western Cape…

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