Working in the Public Service is an opportunity to serve your fellow countrymen and contribute to the development of one's country. There is a higher purpose in each day's work and because of that, doing your job and doing it well can have real impact.

I fell in love with land management and property development...it was my destiny, the job found me.

My career in the Public Service started over 18 years ago. Now, at the Ministry of Public Administration, with a Master's Degree in Management Studies, I specialize in Policy Development, Human Resources Management, and utilizing research to tackle challenges in the Public Service. One of my most notable roles was at the Ministry of Health, where I served as a Health Sector HR Planning Officer. There, I contributed to Service Improvement initiatives and worked on Staff Retention proposals.

With 16 years in the Police Service, I started as a civilian monitoring CCTV, then transitioned to SRP and joined the regular service. I now assist the public with device analysis. Inspired by my mother, a fellow officer, I'm passionate about serving others, especially in the Cyber and Social Media Unit. My advice to those considering a career in Law Enforcement is to be fully committed, as professionalism and respect are key components of this field.

Working in the Public Service is more than just a job. It is a privilege to serve your country and make a meaningful difference.
It is a beautiful feeling to know that your work helps shape the future, as I have done for 34 years, consulting on infrastructure, land development and building codes. Everyday I felt the weight and responsibility of this important duty, knowing it contributed to the wellbeing of my nation.

I have been in the Public Service for just over 18 years, and currently serve as the Assistant Solicitor General. Here, my role involves a range of responsibilities, including advocacy work, litigation, and representing the State.

My professional journey began in the Public Service 10 years ago, with a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science. When I entered the IT field, which is still largely male dominated, I was the only female in my Division ensuring the supply and management of internet connectivity throughout my organization.
If IT is your passion, acquire the skills, certifications and qualifications you need. I have witnessed positive change in the Public Service, with more women breaking barriers into male-dominated fields, and I am proud to be part of that shift.