The Office of the Governor-General and Staff is seeking dynamic individuals to join its esteemed team of persons who support the Governor-General in executing constitutional, legislative, ceremonial and social duties of the Office. Our Office plays a pivotal role in upholding national traditions, promoting unity, and advancing the welfare of all Jamaicans.
Some Benefits:
- Competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience
- Opportunities for professional development and career growth
- Collaborative and inclusive work environment
Press Secretary (MCG/IE 6)
The incumbent must have knowledge of the Jamaican Public Service and familiarity with the characteristics of its governance and management; thorough knowledge and understanding of related Government of Jamaica policies; solid knowledge in the use of all types of media including print, electronic, and social media; and sound knowledge of the Jamaican media landscape to understand influences and keep abreast of changes and trends.
The Press Secretary achieves the above by supporting “A culture of excellence through people performance and partnerships,”, coupled with staff motivation and commitment, as well as high levels of accountability and responsibility.
Experiential Requirements & Special Conditions
- The incumbent must have obtained a post graduate degree in Mass Communications or the equivalent from a recognised tertiary institution, with FIVE (5) years of experience in Public Relations and/or Journalism, or an undergraduate degree in Mass Communications or the equivalent from a recognised tertiary institution, with SEVEN (7) years of progressively responsible Journalism and/or Public Relations Experience.
- They must also have training and experience in Project Management and Project Delivery. Training in Human Resource Management is desirable but not mandatory.
This is an office environment with no adverse working conditions, however, the Press Secretary is expected to lead by example and take a non-traditional approach to working hours. This means that they can work ten to twelve-hour days, on weekends and public holidays due to the requirements of The Office. There may be pressure when managing the deliverables and other requirements of the position. Travelling is required across the FOURTEEN (14) parishes of Jamaica.
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