Solicitor -General
Overview
The Solicitor-General is tasked with providing legal advice and support to the National Office of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development. The role requires strong leadership and ethical judgment to advance constitutional democracy within the department. Applicants are invited to submit their applications using the new Z83 form, which should be accompanied by a comprehensive CV and copies of educational qualifications, among other requirements. For full details, including specific requirements, responsibilities, reference numbers, and how to apply, please download and review the official DPSA circular here: https://www.dpsa.gov.za/dpsa2g/documents/vacancies/2026/PSV%20CIRCULAR%2026%20of%202026.pdf
Requirements
- Fully completed and signed Application for Employment Form (New Z83)
- Comprehensive CV detailing work history and references
- Copies of educational qualifications
- Evaluation results from SAQA for foreign qualifications (if applicable)
- Successful completion of mandatory pre-entry assessments for shortlisted candidates
Responsibilities
- Providing legal advice and support to the department
- Leading initiatives to advance constitutional democracy
- Ensuring compliance with ethical standards and integrity assessments
- Participating in technical exercises and interviews as part of the selection process
How to apply
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