SA Schoolboys’ Hilarious Police Uniforms for Career Day Go Viral, Mzansi Amused

SA Schoolboys’ Hilarious Police Uniforms for Career Day Go Viral, Mzansi Amused

  • Schoolboys took to social media to showcase how they dressed up as policemen for career day
  • The TikTok video gained a massive attraction online, gathering many views, likes and comments
  • People reacted to the clip as they flocked to the comments section to express their thoughts
  • Briefly News spoke to life orientation educator Lisa Smith, who shared the importance of career day in a school curriculum

This group of young men showed up to school dressed as South African police officers in a video making rounds online.

A TikTok video shows schoolboys dressed as South African cops.
Schoolboys dressed as South African cops for career day in TikTok video. Image: @sgebengu.247.
Source: TikTok

Young gents dress up as cops for career day in a clip

The footage shared by @sgebengu.24 shows schoolboys arriving at school in full police work gear. The young men amused many people with their hilarious antics. The schoolboys acted as policemen in their classrooms, entertaining their classmates.

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@sgebengu.247's video was well received, and it became a hit on TikTok, gathering over 146K views, along with thousands of likes and comments within a day of its publication. Taking to his TikTok caption, @sgebengu.247 simply said:

"POV: It's career day."

Watch the video below:

Importance of career day in a school curriculum

While speaking to Briefly News, life orientation educator Lisa Smith shared that the whole purpose of Career Day in a high school curriculum is to:

"Emphasise an active step for high school students to get firsthand knowledge and information directly from the various institutions, stakeholders, and financial aid information necessary for future planning."

The teacher went on to say that many students have a key interest in many career paths but are not "fully aware of what it entails."

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Smith also stressed that it can be daunting for high school students to be sure of their future careers by the end of Grade 9.

"They're able to gather information, clearly define their goals and get better direction. At a high school level, Life Orientation teachers can only do so much and career days are the door needed to cement future goals," she added.

She ended by stating that there is more information on academic requirements, financial requirements, and even locations that would best suit the purpose of their career planning or steps to take.

"Firsthand knowledge, experiences, and opinions about which institutions to apply to are better realised at career days."

Netizens react to the young men's clip

The schoolboys amused the online community by taking to the comments section to express their thoughts.

Mfundoh said:

"Ama 2 K are something else akuzona izingane lezi."

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Omolemo expressed:

"No one’s questioning where they got the uniform."

Official_nokz asked:

"Is this not illegal?"

Lindokuhle cracked a joke, saying:

"Ukuba yi phoyisa should be one of the last options koda."

Senhora Leighbow simply said:

"Bheki Cele."

phizo411 shared:

"This thing of giving children police uniforms is a problem."

Mzansi cops' hilarious reaction to rats invading station has netizens amused

Briefly News previously reported that a video of a group of South African police officers went viral online, causing many people to laugh.

One police station was invaded by giant rats, leaving cops to fear for their lives. The footage shared by @africanunion6 shows many officers running and jumping in horror as the rats run around the room.

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za