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- Industry Government Organisation
- Role The Senior Policy Analyst coordinates and undertakes policy development, providing analysis and advice to support the Department’s initiatives and commitments.
- Company Phone 467 1301
- Contact Person HR Section
ONLY SEYCHELLOIS CANDIDATES CAN APPLY FOR THIS POST
Job Description
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Supervision
- Exercise general supervision over the unit’s staff, i.e., behaviour, correct office procedure, training, and general approach to duty.
- Represent the Unit, Section, Division and Department, at meetings or conferences and on committees as and when required.
Planning and Budgeting
- Oversee the planning, development, and implementation of the unit’s work plan in collaboration with the Director.
- Coordinate the preparation of the section’s annual budget and monitoring spending.
Operations
- Identifies, evaluates and critically analyzes issues and trends affecting the industry/sector outcomes to deliver evidence-based decisions and develop well-balanced policy interventions.
- Undertake research and analysis, reviewing in relation to tourism policy deliverables to contribute to the policy process and to inform decision making.
- Provide a range of project management services including preparation of discussion papers, briefs, and submission to contribute to the development and delivery of policy interventions.
- Coordinate technical working groups, committee meetings, research work, stakeholder consultations to support engagement, as well as policy development and reviews.
- Undertake research and collect information for development, monitoring, and reporting purposes.
- Provides analysis of documents including research studies, proposals, cabinet papers, discussions papers etc
- Keep abreast of policy initiatives across the public sector to ensure alignment with tourism policies.
- Oversee and coordinate the production of sector policies, working with different teams including consultants as needed.
- Provide quality analysis and guidance on key policies impacting the industry.
- Analyse and review available information and recommend options for introduction of new policies.
- Represent the department on policy related committees and forums.
- Participate and contribute policy advice to develop cross sectorial and national policies in conjunction with other agencies.
- Develop and maintain effective relationships with key stakeholders to enable policy development.
- Conduct analysis and reviews of existing policies and regulations, propose and recommend improvements and amendments in line with emerging trends.
- Manage projects, coordinate work with internal and external stakeholders, including defining project scope, identifying adequate resources, monitoring project implementation, and ensuring its impact.
Benefits
Salary Band – B2-B5
Inducement Allowance
Job Requirements
Qualification & Work Experience:
- Degree or equivalent in economics, statistics, social science or related fields plus three years as a Policy Analyst or relevant work experience.
Knowledge & Skills
- Good organisational, planning skills, ability to manage multi projects.
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Excellent interpersonal and negotiating skills.
- Demonstrate ability to conduct analytical and research work
- Pleasant, dynamic, able to work under pressure, innovative and proactive.
- Strong attention to detail and analytical acumen.
- Strong quantitative skills and the capacity to develop, interpret and present insights from statistical analysis in a policy-relevant way.
- Drafting skills and a capacity to produce high-quality analytical and concise reports.
How To Apply
Interested candidate(s) are requested to Sign-up or login to apply now or Send CV with passport size photo to Tourism Department, Botanical House, Mont Fleuri addressed to the Director General – HR & Administration.
Email: hr@seychelles.com
Closing Date: Monday 9th March 2026
Note:
In order to increase your chances of a successful selection, kindly ensure that your application is complete and that all relevant information such as your qualifications have been provided with your application. Otherwise, the Employer reserves the right not to consider your application for selection.
