Opportunities

Individuals can create and upload a professional profile on the Office of the Valuer-General's Skills Map Portal to be considered for future job opportunities in the valuation profession.

Who it is for:

aspiring or current property valuers, job seekers in the valuation field

How to act on it:

Visit the Careers portal and upload your profile using the Skills Map Portal

Job seekers can register their career interests and receive notifications about relevant job openings in the valuation profession through the Office of the Valuer-General's portal.

Who it is for:

aspiring or current property valuers, individuals seeking careers in valuation

How to act on it:

Register your career requirements on the Skills Map Portal to receive email notifications about relevant jobs

Professionals can map their skills and qualifications on the Office of the Valuer-General’s portal to align with available roles in the valuation sector.

Who it is for:

property valuers and candidates in training

How to act on it:

Log in to the Skills Map Portal and input your qualifications and experience to map your skills

The Office of the Valuer-General provides a list of Land Claims Court cases with case numbers, parties involved, and dates of judgment. Interested individuals can click on the 'View' link next to each case to access the full judgment outcome.

Who it is for:

members of the public, legal professionals, community representatives, researchers

How to act on it:

Navigate to the Court Judgements page on the Office of the Valuer-General website and click the 'View' link next to the desired case.

The Office of the Valuer-General offers valuation services for government-owned land that are not related to land reform. This includes assessing the value of land for administrative, fiscal, or developmental purposes outside the land reform context.

Who it is for:

government entities needing land valuations for non-land reform purposes

How to act on it:

Contact the Office of the Valuer-General to request a valuation service for government-owned land.

The public can access municipal valuation rolls through online links provided by individual municipalities. These rolls contain property valuations used for local tax purposes. Users are advised to check the specific municipal site for the most accurate and updated information, as some rolls may have errors or outdated entries.

Who it is for:

property owners, taxpayers, real estate professionals, and members of the public interested in property valuation data

How to act on it:

Visit the official website link for the relevant municipality listed on the Office of the Valuer-General's page

You can submit a PAIA Form 2 request to the Information Officer to ask for access to a specific record. You must attach proof of identity (and authorisation if requesting on behalf of someone else), describe the record you want, choose the type of record, and select how you want to receive access.

Who it is for:

Requesters seeking access to records held by the public/private body, including requests made in the requester’s own name or on behalf of another person

How to act on it:

Complete FORM 2 and submit it to the Information Officer at the provided contact details (e-mail, fax, or postal/physical address), marking the applicable boxes for type of record, form of access, and manner of access, and attaching proof of identity (and proof of authorisation if applicable).

Service providers are invited to be appointed to provide the property data portal system to the Office of the Valuer-General for a period of 36 months, as set out in these terms of reference.

Who it is for:

service providers seeking appointment to supply a property data portal system to the Office of the Valuer-General

How to act on it:

Use the procurement/tenders process linked from the Office of the Valuer-General website for the referenced terms of reference document.