Be Strong: Former UCT Student Complains About Job Market
- A UCT alumni, Naledi Nongawuza, is not into the ugly side of being employed
- The lady who highlighted that she studied at one of South Africa’s leading universities said that she expected way better for herself
- Netizens had mixed emotions as they expressed their views in the comments
A UCT alumni is over the nightmare that lies on the other side of employment.
The hun who earned her degree from the University of Cape Town feels that se went to university for nothing.
UCT alums today
A graduate from the University of Cape Town shared her struggles on TikTok. The lady, Naledi Nongawuza, does not see any value in her degree.
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She explained that she had to be at work at 06:00 am:
“Guys, I am educated. I studied for four years at the University of Cape Town, but I am at work at 06:49 am.”
The lady is unhappy about waking up early in the morning to go to work. She captioned her clip:
“Adulting has me in pains!”
Watch the video below:
Adulting is a nightmare
Remember when we took our childhood years for granted? We wanted to grow up so fast just to have the freedom of living life on our own terms.
Boy how I wish to be five years old again. Adulting can be a nightmare when you have to be a slave to your bills because nobody else will do it for you.
Everything is waiting for you to solve it, therefore you need to show up or shut up. Netizens shared their thoughts in the comments section:
@BBM NOCUZE announced his views:
"Once people realise that universities are the same will be ok."
@Khomotšo Ramalepe shared her journey:
"We left to teach abroad with our degrees for those reasons."
UCT couple goals
Briefly News also reported that a Mzansi couple wowed the internet with their stunning at-home work setup. The two engineers have actual couple goals as they strive to win together.
They graduated from university at the same time and are both seeking career growth together. The couple graduated together from the University of Cape Town, showing great teamwork and support from each other.
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