SCIENTIST PRODUCTION – GRADE A: Reference: 3/3/1/19/2025

dtic Graduate Internship Programme 2026 in Pretoria offering R7,860.50 monthly stipend for South African graduates across multiple fields
Apply for the dtic Graduate Internship Programme 2026–2028 in Pretoria and earn R7,860.50 per month while gaining valuable government work experience.

SALARY : R761 157 per annum (OSD) (All-inclusive salary package to be structure in accordance with OSD rules)
LOCATION : Head Office, Gauteng (Pretoria)
DIRECTORATE : AGRICULTURAL INPUTS CONTROL

REQUIREMENTS :
– Must be in possession of a Grade 12 (Matric) certificate.
– BSc (Honours) in Agriculture with Soil Nutrition as a major subject.
– Compulsory registration with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNSP) as a Professional Natural Scientist.
– Driver’s licence.
– A minimum of three (3) years’ post-qualification regulatory experience.
– Expertise and experience in the interpretation of Fertilizer, Farm Feeds, Agriculture Remedies, and Stock Remedies Act, 1947 (Act No. 36), together with its regulations and guidelines.
– Programme and project management.
– Scientific methodologies and models.
– Ability to research and develop independently.
– Legal compliance.
– Data analysis (high-level analytical skills).
– Computer applications (MS Office Software – Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
– Technical report writing (ability to prepare and present complex reports).
– Customer service skills.
– Communication skills (verbal and written).
– Presentation skills.
– Ability to work under pressure.
– Willingness to work extended hours/overtime as required.

DUTIES :
– Develop and implement methodologies, systems, and procedures.
– Identify and consolidate needs for methodologies, policies, systems, and procedures by developing administrative and compliance regulations and SOPs.
– Identify gaps and develop appropriate interventions by developing guidelines and conducting training workshops.
– Monitor and evaluate programme performance.
– Perform scientific functions requiring interpretation in the absence of an established framework by writing technical reports.
– Provide scientific support and advice through client advisory meetings and via emails.
– Develop working relations with clients during liaison meetings.
– Create public awareness of the science system through liaison with clients and stakeholders.
– Provide scientific data, information, and advice as requested by responding to technical enquiries.
– Perform scientific analysis and regulatory functions.
– Conduct analysis of scientific data during evaluation of applications to register animal feeds, fertilizers, and pesticides.
– Gather and interpret data, evaluate results, and disseminate information by publishing information packages.
– Formulate proposals and compile reports by writing technical submissions when required.
– Develop and customize scientific models and techniques by contributing to the technical aspects of regulations.
– Compile technical reports.
– Engage in continuous professional development to keep up with new technologies and procedures by attending technical workshops and conferences.
– Conduct research/literature studies to improve expertise by reading technical publications.
– Publish and present research findings.
– Liaise with relevant bodies/councils, industries, government departments, and other stakeholders on science and regulatory-related matters.
– Mentor, train, and develop candidate scientists and others to promote skills/knowledge transfer and adherence to sound scientific principles and code of practice.

Please Note : African and White Males, and persons with disability are encouraged to apply.
Enquiries : Mr MJ Mudzunga: Tel: (012) 319 6502
Closing Dates : 22 December 2025 at 16:00

Apply Here : Applications can be submitted by hand delivery during office hours to 20 Steve
Biko Street, Agriculture Place, ARCADIA, Pretoria, 0002 or by
Send email to : SPrecruit192025@nda.agric.za.

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