CURRICULUM VITAE OF NTHABELENG
MPHAHLELE
Personal Profile
Residential Address : 3126 Zone 3
Pimville
1808
Home Telephone : 082*******
E-mail : adpzn4@r.postjobfree.com
Nationality : South African
Identity Number : 770-***-**** 089
Date of Birth : 6 September 1977
Languages : English, Sign Language, Northern Sotho, Zulu Disability : Hard of Hearing (partially Deaf)
Driver’s Licence : Code 10 with own car PDP
Education
School : St. Vincent School for the Deaf
Highest Standard Passed : Grade 12
Year of Completion : 1998
Education And Training
Name of Institution : MSC Business College Witbank Year : November 2012 to date
Certificate : Ms Project Skills Certificate
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Name of Institution : Quest Computer Skills Centre (Bedfordview) Year : 27 October -21 November 2008
Qualification / Certificate : Personal Assistant Diploma MS Office:-
Ms Word (Begginners - Advanced)
Excel (Begginners - Advanced)
Power Point (Beginners – Advanced )
Ms Outlook
Windows & File Management
Typing
Business Documentation
Email & Internet
Minutes And Quick Writing
Name of Institution : NIIT (Polokwane Branch)
Year : 2003
Qualification / Certificate : Profession in Network-Centred Computing Additional Training : MS Word
MS Power Point
Ms Excel
Ms Outlook
Visual C++
Visual Basic
VB Scripting
Java
Java Scripting
HTML
SQL
Qualifications : Honours Diploma in Network-Centred Computing Professional Diploma in E-Technology Computing
Java Certificate
Customer Service Certificate
Personal Assistant Diploma
Community Development certificate
Work Experience
November 2014 – Date: COGHSTA
Position: Internship Program: Community Development Worker Responsibilities:
identifying community skills, assets, issues and needs;
● ensuring that local people have their say;
● developing new resources in dialogue with the community and evaluating existing programmes;
● building links with other groups and agencies;
● helping to raise public awareness on issues relevant to the community;
● preparing reports and policies;
● raising and managing funds;
● developing and implementing strategies;
● liaising with interested groups and individuals to set up new services;
● mediating in matters of conflict;
● recruiting and training paid and voluntary staff;
● planning, attending and coordinating meetings and events;
● overseeing the management of a limited budget;
● encouraging participation in activities;
● challenging inappropriate behaviour;
● General administrative duties.
May 2014 – date
Position: News Administrator
Responsibilities: Performing Advance, diversified and confidential administrative ensure the smooth running of the office through effective and efficient management of the office and regional editor’s diary. Liaising with the financial department in making sure the financial claims are correctly processed and that invoices are given back maintaining an efficient filling system planning and organizing meeting, workshops and Functions. Making travel arrangement including car hire flight and accommodation to the regional \editor, managements and journalists taking minutes at the meeting accurate and timeous preparation of agendas and \documents for the meeting managing the administration for more than 60 journalist including their managers
Aug -2012 – November 2013
Position: Project Development Coordinator
Responsibilities : Manages programs and projects
Creates and executes project work plans and revises as appropriate to meet the changing needs and requirement
Identifies resources needed and assign individual
responsibility
Manages day-to-day operational aspects of a project and scope
Determine appropriate revenue recognition, ensures timely and accurate invoicing and monitor receivable for projects
Establish education and training priorities to achieve strategic Objectives
Complete work place skills plan timeously and
accordingly to the format as prescribed by SETA as well as approved by Training Committee
Identifies development opportunities as they relate to specific projects
Conveys DeafSA Objectives in both written and verbal business development discussion
Facilitate team and clients meetings
Recruit wok opportunities from companies to recruit Deaf people
Investigate and arrange training opportunities for unskilled and semi-skilled Deaf People
June 2009 – 2010 : Deaf Federation of South Africa Mpumalanga (DEAFSA) Position : DILP Manager (Deaf Independent Living Programme) Responsibilities : Submit monthly progress report,Manage and keep up to date Deaf Population statics
: Initiate projects and prepare funding proposals for the programme
: Ensure that the claims by the DILP Workers correctly reflect the duties thus carried out and submit such claims payment timely Attend all the responsibilities as delegated by the Provincial Director
: Maintaining Database of unemployed Deaf people
: Network with all government departments at district and Local level so as to publicize the DILP program
: Network with members if of public at large in such a way to Establish and maintain a good public image of DILP
all programmes, especially the integrated development programmes.
: Advice municipalities on issues affecting deaf people as well as all the pieces legislation impacting on Deaf people
: Attend and participate at external meeting
: Maintain cordial relation with affiliates and the Deaf community at large
: Job Creation, Job opportunities
: Provide general supervision of all DILP workers
: Provide clear direction and strategic objectives of DILP
: Identify any training needs of all the DILP workers and recommend or implement such training
: Manage DILP Workers and Interpreters in collaboration
: Manage funding for the programme
September 2005 -May 2009 : SABC Limpopo Region
Position : Front Line Officer
Responsibilities : Liaising with internal and external stakeholders Receiving and distribution of internal mail, Responsible for receiving all courieres documents
Booking of Hall and invoicing,
Ensuring that the Hall is kept hygienically
Liaising with 3 studios (Thobela FM, MLfm & Phalaphala FM) Assisting the Logistics Manager with all secretarial duties Assisting security personnel with incoming and outgoing visitors
Compiling and submitting a monthly report and stats Committee member of special projects in the region Answering of calls and redirecting to relevant personnel Responsible for all front office security management Assisting external stakeholders with all queries / complaints Liaising with SAPS in case of emergency
Ensuring a professional look in the front desk at all times Effective networking and supporting of all stakeholders Handling of confidential information
Liaising with all departmental personnel in the region Updating of telephone extension list for the region Buying of office refreshments on a monthly basis
Typing of correspondence
Relieving at the TV License office on a daily basis Responsible for handling of tender documentation
Responsible for effective relationship building and maintenance
April 2004 – July 2004 : National Institution of Information Technology (NIIT) Polokwane
Position : Telesales Consultant
Responsibilities : Recruiting new students and providing information about scholarship the institution was offering
Responsible for all administration duties
Registration of new students
Compiling a list of new students for the year
Responsible for handling telephone queries / enquiries Typing of students’ contracts
Assisting as a debt collector for all outstanding fees Relieving at the reception area during lunch times Responsible for telephone marketing
Responsible for achieving set targets in order to grow revenue
Reason for leaving : Experiential Training, 3 months contract Computer Literacy : Ms Office 2000/XP including Word, Excel, Power point, MS Project, Outlook, Internet &
E-mail, Visuals, HTML & SQL, VB Scripting, Java & Java Scripting
References:
Bruno Druchen
DEAFSA
National Director
Mrs. P. Mabilane
Administration Officer
SABC
Mr. Paul Letlalo
Logistics Manager
SABC
Dolly Raseroka
Community Development Practitioner
CoGHSTA
I am a Deaf Mentor I offer a unique family-centred support whatever the hearing loss (mild to profound, bilateral or unilateral) or amplification (hearing aids or cochlear implants). This family-centred service is for babies from birth to three and is free of charge. This helps more in developing a language between the parent and the Deaf Child or the community who have to communicate with the Deaf community.