What is an Advanced Diploma In Public Management?
The Advanced Diploma in Public Management is aimed at practitioners working in the public sector. Admission Rules & Applications for Recognition of Credits. For Admission Rules see the section on Admission Requirements above.
Where Can I Study Advanced Diploma In Public Management In South Africa
The Advanced Diploma in Public Administration and Management in Public Administration is offered by Nelson Mandela University.
Program Length: 1 YEAR.
This programme has been approved in terms of the new Higher Education Qualifications Sub-Framework (HEQSF).
The main purpose of the Advanced Diploma in Public Administration and Management is to equip graduates with theoretical knowledge, operational proficiency, and a critical understanding of the socio-economic and socio-political aspects that shape public service.
Admission Requirements
Candidates who wish to study for this qualification must:
- Have a Diploma in Public Administration and Management from Nelson Mandela University or an equivalent qualification approved by the Senate.
- Hold an appropriate Diploma in Administration and Management with at least a mark of 60%, except otherwise approved by the Head of Department or the Learning Programme Coordinator.
- Candidates with an average between 55-60 % but with relevant and at least two years’ work experience may be invited to interview.
Where can I study public management in South Africa?
School of Public Management, Governance and Public Policy – University of Johannesburg.
How much do public managers make in South Africa?
The average starting salary for a middle-level public manager in South Africa is R779,435, which can rise to R947,802. On the contrary, the average starting salary for a senior-level public manager in South Africa is around R1,076,222, which can rise to R1,984,885.
How much does a deputy manager earn in South Africa?
The average deputy manager salary in South Africa is R 500 000 per year or R 256 per hour. Entry-level positions start at R 300 000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to R 7 209 183 per year.