Mojalefa Johannes Lebea is a South African citizen with excellent health. He is married with no criminal record and holds a driver's license. He has extensive education and training in the military and diving fields. His previous employment includes being an Officer in Charge of an Operational Diving Division in the South African Navy. He is currently a Senior Training Officer in Charge of a Diving Centre, where he manages diving and explosives training sections and provides education, training and development activities.

1. PERSONAL DETAILS
Surname Lebea
First Name Mojalefa Johannes
Identity Number 8301075718084
Nationality South African
Home Language Sesotho
Gender Male
Health Excellent
Marital status Married
Criminal Record None
Driver’s license Yes (code 08)
Computer Literacy MS Windows, MS Word, MS PowerPoint,
MS Excel, MS Projects, Programing
Sports, Hobbies and Interest Soccer, swimming, basketball and running
Objectives
I am an energetic individual who is hungry for success and growth. Despite many hours
spent at sea I have managed to achieve a lot outside the frame work of my duties and
delegations. I am an individual who is goal driven, who believes that success does not
come without hard work. I am a fast and a dedicated learner who believes in bringing out
the best in subordinates with the knowledge that working with an individual who is
forced to do something is ten times better that working with an individual who is
motivated and encouraged to complete a task. I believe in meeting deadlines well in
advance as proper planning prevent poor performance. I do not believe in the last minute
work. I believe that I can achieve anything that I put my mind and dedication to it. I am
not area bound and it will be an honor to be able to work for an organisation as Trasnet.
EDUCATION
Saint Bernard’s High School
Matriculated in 2000
English Sesotho
Mathematics Physical Science
Accounting Afrikaans
University of Stellenbosch (Military Academy)
Higher Certificate: BMil Technology and Defense Management (December 2008)
Mechanics 1 Statistics 1
Physics 1 Nautical Science 1, 2
Management 1, 2, 3 Military History 1
Project Management 1 English 1
Computer Skills 1

2. Programming 1, 2
Communications 1
OTHER COURSES/ SKILLS
Basic Military Training for Ratings Part 1 and Military Training for Officers Part 1
and 2 (South African Navy)
Management, Leadership, Warfare, Human Resources, Fire Fighting and Damage
Control, Instructional Techniques, Seamanship, Conventions of Service Writing,
Navigation, Oceanography, Principles and Dimensions of Warfare, Military Law, Sea
and Sand (sea survival), Gunnery, Drill Instruction, Engineering Basics, Civic Education,
Boat work and Communication.
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defense Part 1 & 2 (Endorsed by SAMSA)
Marine Fire Fighting, Ship Safety, Damage Control, Defense against Biological and
Chemical Warfare and First Aid.
Ships Handling (South African Maritime Training)
This training provides learners with capability of driving the ship without the aid TUGs,
it is simulated providing real time incidents and movements.
Occupational Health and Safety Management (South African Defense Force)
Introduction to OHS Act and Regulations, learned how to read the OHS Act, how and
where to apply it. This training was facilitated in conjunction with the SANDF OHS
policies.
Helicopter Controlling Officer (South African Navy)
This is course that offers an individual knowledge of controlling a helicopter from the
vessel by directing and controlling its movements by means of radar.
Bridge Watch Keeping Officer (South African Navy)
This training provides and individual with a ticket to stand watches on the bridge
unsupervised. It is obtained by completing watch keepers’ task book, written exams, oral
board conducted by Officer Commanding’s of various platforms and by obtaining 800
hours on the bridge.
Ocean Navigation Officer (South African Navy)
This course provides an individual with the ability to navigate the vessel using celestial
bodies.
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3. Principal Warfare Officer (South African Navy)
This training provides the individual with the necessary tools to act as Warfare officer
onboard the vessels specialising in Surface Warfare, Sub Surface Warfare and Air
Warfare.
Clearance Diver 54m (South Africa, Kenya and Indian Navy)
Qualified to 54 as clearance diver with two international diving courses
Commercial Diver Class III
Qualified Class III and First Aid Level III
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT:
Officer in Charge of Operational Diving Division
I am currently the OiC of the operational side of the operational diving in the SA Navy.
My roles include management of the diving team in different spectrum of their mandate.
Operational and Strategic planning, international exercises, international operation,
Training of personnel, Technical Skills, Budgeting, Asset management,
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT
1. As Senior Training Officer in Charge (STOiC) of the Diving Centre I am are held
directly responsible for execution of my duties. Inter alia:
a. To dive operationally and for training.
b. To supervise operationally and for training.
c. To provide Education, Training and Development (ETD) activities as
required by the curricula.
2. Under my charge fall two sections that I have to manage effective Diving
Training and Explosives Training.
REFERENCES
• Name: Captain C.J. Coetzee
Position: Former Officer Commanding SAS DRAKENSBERG
SA NAVY
Tel: 021 787 4180
Cell: 083 478 7084
• Name: Captain Steven-Jennings
Position: Officer Commanding SAS SIMONSBERG
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4. SA NAVY
Tel: 021 787 5507
• Name Commander D. Jones
Position: Officer Commanding SAS ISAAC DYOBA
SA NAVY
Tel: 021 787 4383
Cell: 084 979 5228
• Name: Lieutenant J.F. Kruger
Position: Facilitator Maritime Warfare Training Centre
Tel: 021 787 5505
Cell: 083 470 4382
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