Engineering Graduate Gushes Over Master's Degree Enrolment, Locals Tip Their Hats

Engineering Graduate Gushes Over Master's Degree Enrolment, Locals Tip Their Hats

  • Another graduate has a reason to celebrate and is doing so by flexing his academic accomplishments online
  • The local lad shared a letter from his university confirming he had successfully attained his engineering degree
  • An impressed Mzansi social networking community heaped praise on the future mining engineer for his achievement

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Mzansians are once again an excited bunch as they raise a glass to another local's exceptional academic achievements on social media.

A proud Twitter user, @ingane_kamama, felt encouraged to bask in the ecstasy of what had befallen him through hard work and dedication. Needing no second invitation, he headed online to let his followers in on the news.

University of Pretoria, UP, Bachelor of Engineering, Honours degree, Graduate, Graduand, Academic, Mining engineer
An engineering graduate from the University of Pretoria is in a celebratory mood. Image: @ingane_kamama
Source: Twitter

He posted a screenshot of a confirmation letter from the University of Pretoria (UP) citing the successful completion of his Bachelor of Engineering honours degree.

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The caption read:

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"Sekunjalo, tonight I go to sleep a 2X Graduate and a Masters candidate."

Following the letter, the studious chap can now look forward to pursuing a master's in engineering qualification, a highly specialised postgraduate degree.

Further, as an honour's degree graduand, he will play an important role in the planning, exploitation and excavation of mineral resources once fully immersed in his career as a mining engineer.

Locals enthused over the accomplishment, with the tweet attracting more than 4 600 likes. Tweeps were generous in their praise, flooding his mentions with congratulatory messages. Others, too, noted they felt inspired to earn their stripes.

Toast to phenomenal strides

Briefly News takes a look at all the colourful reactions to the post below.

@bluewaters__ wrote:

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"Shenge! I'm manifesting nami as a fellow Buthelezi!"

@Che_4real said:

"Big congratulations. Well done. Go onto great things."

@L_Shabangu added:

"I know that right! Congratulations, sir!"

Fab girl toasts to acceptance into BA Interior Design

Get ready, Mzansi, as your next interior design specialist prepares for a future filled with success and big dream realisations.

Briefly News recently reported how feeling like her stars have finally aligned, @tshegotf is putting on her best smile and, in the process, inspiring others just as wide on the faces of her thousands of Twitter followers.

The young lass headed to the social networking and microblogging service with a welcome update that instantly ensured her praises would be sung for some time to come.

"Yoh. After sm (so much) stress, I'm finally registered. I'm gonna be an interior design student at UJ (University of Johannesburg)," the tweet read, with several loudly crying, partying and pleading face emojis.

Source: Briefly News

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Tshepiso Mametela Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is an evening/weekend editor at Briefly News. He was a general news reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops, including the crime and court reporting one by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism in 2024. He was a member of the Forum of Community Journalists (FCJ) from 2018 to 2020.