"Help Me Find a Job": Bachelor of Education Graduate Appeals to Mzansi for Assistance

• A young woman who holds a Bachelor of Education qualification has turned to Mzansi for help
• @Nkosazane Muhle Mdletshe wrote on Facebook that she hopes to secure a job as an educator
• Mzansi social media users responded to the post by offering encouragement and guidance

A recent Bachelor of Education graduate has taken to social media to appeal to Mzansi for assistance as she endeavours to find employment.

Heading to Facebook, @Nkosazane Muhle Mdletshe wrote that she hopes to secure a job within the senior education phase or at a Further Education and Training (FET) institution.

She shared an image of herself holding up a plaque with her appeal, noting her majors as Xitsonga and History.

The caption read:

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"Please share. Senior phase and FET. Contact 0729461805. Email: pridemhle900@gmail.com."

The post went down well with Mzansi social media users, who responded to the appeal in kind.

Mzansi responds in helpful fashion

Briefly takes a look at the positive responses below.

@Jessica Loot Love Masikhwa wrote:

"It's all gonna be well, love."

@Surprino Lehlabile Mphephu said:

"Willing to travel anywhere?"

@Nokuthula Dladla added:

"Thank you for the information."

@Chuma Miehleketo noted:

"Good luck, dear."

@Emelda Ncube offered:

"Best of luck are you willing to relocate?"

@Beatitude Luvhani Ngwekhulu remarked:

"What is yours will come to you, boo."

Highly qualified young man takes to the streets to find a job

In a related news story, Briefly News recently reported on a highly qualified man, who took to the streets with a cardboard sign and hope in his heart.

On the sign, the young man wrote: Not asking for money, looking for work, please help. He provides his contact details and says he is qualified in Financial Management and is currently studying towards a degree in BCom Law.

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He also has four years of experience working in an accounts payable role. In a tweet by @9ineti7even, the Twitter user encourages people to share a picture of the young man standing with his sign.

The post reads:

"Let's make him trend."

Source: Briefly News