Stunning Honours Graduate Celebrates Bagging a Job as a Mining Geologist

Stunning Honours Graduate Celebrates Bagging a Job as a Mining Geologist

  • A young honours graduate shared her excitement about landing a job as a mining geologist in a viral video by @jacquelinethegeologist, inspiring many fellow students
  • The post highlights her dedication and the challenges geology graduates face in finding employment in their field
  • Comments poured in from aspiring geologists seeking advice and celebrating her achievement
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A viral video by @jacquelinethegeologist celebrated her new role as a mining geologist, sparking student admiration and discussions. Images: @jacquelinethegeologist.
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A young honours graduate has recently shared her excitement about landing a job as a mining geologist, marking a significant milestone in her career journey.

The joyous announcement was made in a video posted by @jacquelinethegeologist, which quickly garnered attention and admiration from the online community.

See the video on TikTok below:

Motivation on others

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Captioned with "In my Isaiah 60:22 era🪨👷‍♀️⚒️," the video captures Jacqueline's elation and sets off a wave of encouraging comments from fellow geology enthusiasts and students.

This achievement highlights her dedication and hard work and is a beacon of hope for many aspiring geologists.

Among the many comments, Nqobi Mbonani expressed heartfelt admiration, saying:

"As a geology student, I'm inspired, hun🔥❤️🫶"

Charlotte Mangena echoed this sentiment, sharing:

"As a geology student, I cried seeing this because you're my role model🥺❤"

The post also discussed the challenges graduates face in finding employment within their field of study.

User that-Nhlanhla highlighted the rarity and significance of Jacqueline's achievement:

"This is the first one on this trend to be working in their field of study, the rest of us are stuck kwa retail."

The video has also become a platform for other geology students to seek advice and share their aspirations.

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Kopi inquired:

"I'd like to ask when doing Bsc Geology, which one is good to major in, chemistry or physics?"

This was followed by lindalee🤗, who proudly proclaimed:

"Geology student hererr😃"

Questions about career prospects in geology were also prominent. Nolitic best asked:

"I am a student of geology, is the pay great? And what kind of places can I be employed?🙏🙏🥺"

Sphalie celebrated the field with enthusiasm, stating:

"Geology is Gneiss❤️❤️Let's push, partner💯👷‍♂️⚒️."

Similarly, Prosperity.... shared their inspiration, writing:

"A geology student even though I'm still in high school. I'm inspired, mama 🥺🥺"

Fellow professionals also joined in to celebrate Jacqueline's success.

Thatoyaona Kgobe, a mine geologist, commented:

"As a fellow mine geologist, I'm happy to see other geos doing well. Keep going, babe."

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This highlights the broader issue of graduate unemployment in South Africa, with experts calling for urgent interventions to address the mismatch between education and job market demands.

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Reitumetse Makwea (Editor) Reitumetse Makwea is a Current Affairs journalist at Briefly News. She has a National diploma, Advanced diploma and Post-graduate diploma in Journalism from the Tshwane University of Technology. She first worked as a student journalist and freelancer for Caxton's Record Noweto and later joined The Citizen News, where she worked for a little over 3 years covering politics, environmental news, business, education, and health. Reitumetse joined Briefly News in 2024. Email: reitumetse.makwea@briefly.co.za

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