Eastern Cape Young Woman Thanks President Ramaphosa for Opportunities in TikTok Video

• A young woman from the Eastern Cape has taken to TikTok to thank President Cyril Ramaphosa for the opportunities that have come her way
• In the video, the lady shared all the equipment she got from as part of her new teaching job
• Many people are praising the woman for her courage and determination and for using her platform to speak out about the importance of education and opportunity

A young woman from the Eastern Cape has thanked President Cyril Ramaphosa for the opportunities that have come her way.

Woman thanks President Ramaphosa

TikTok user @sinentlahla53 posted a video on her page after she landed a contract job as an assistant teacher. The young educator had been struggling to find a job after graduating and applied for many positions but was unsuccessful.

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In the video, she added that she was grateful to government for creating these opportunities for people like her. Through her new job, she was able to buy several household appliances, electric gadgets and furniture, showcasing what she has achieved so far since landing a job.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi congratulates young teacher

The woman's story is an inspiration to other young people who are struggling to find jobs. It shows that there are opportunities available, even in difficult times. Peeps were inspired by her story and congratulated her on landing a job as an assistant teacher.

People throughout South Africa flocked to the comment section to share their views:

@Mbali shared:

"May God continue to bless you."

@Sunshine commented:

"You are very disciplined and intelligent, well done."

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@AyandaNonkosi_X said:

"When they say the youth of today is lazy... kuphi??"

@sam motivated:

"Your permanent job is coming. You will do great and mighty things."

@Luthando suggested:

"You should be my financial adviser, yhoooweee... your level of discipline."

@AmahleMsomi said:

"Y'all never talk about big moves made by 2000 huns."

Students pay tribute to KZN teacher

In a similar story, Briefly News reported about students who had to bid an emotional farewell to a cherished teacher, leaving an inspiring mark of gratitude.

This tribute underscores educators' vital role in shaping young lives, reaching beyond textbooks.

Sherie Naidoo revealed that she felt compelled to share her students' actions to counter the prevailing negativity surrounding Mzansi schools.

Source: Briefly News