From Security Guard to UNISA-Qualified Teacher, Peeps Celebrate Hard-Working Man’s Inspiring Achievement

• A security guard at Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) is moving up in life after pursuing his tertiary education
• The MUT guard, Mr Nene, juggled work and studies to obtain his degree in teaching from the University of South Africa
• Mr Nene left many inspired as they congratulated the admirable man on seeing his dream through any challenges

Netizens celebrated Mr Nene, a MUT security guard who is on the path to fulfilling his dreams. Mr Nene's journey to becoming a teacher was riddled with challenges he overcame.

Mr Nene is well-known for encouraging young people to value education. Now that he is a UNISA graduate, the beloved security guard can chase his dreams.

Netizens show support for Mr Nene

In a post on Facebook, Mr Nene was showered with congratulations from netizens. Many respected his hustle as the guard had to work full time while studying at UNISA.

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The post on Facebook by Thembinkoc Ntshalintshali urges anyone who can help to connect Mr Nene with an employer. Mr Nene is a symbol of hope for many who say that he shows that it is never too late to follow your dreams.

Sanele Penuel commented:

"Well done to Mr Nene. Dreams delayed ain't dreams denied indeed."

Nosipho Nosive commented:

"Well done I wish engathi umsebenzi ungawuthola my mother graduated on 2016 at Unisa for teaching and she's old like you [I hope you get a job]"

Leesh Gcwabekazi Ziqubu commented:

"Congratulations Mr Nene."

Yeni Ayoer Wandile commented:

"Well done and congratulations ."

Xolile Mavis commented:

"Well done Mr Nene."

Boichoko Orefile commented:

"Congratulations Mr Nene."

Stunning graduate takes to social media in search of employment, times are tough

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Briefly News previously reported that gone are the days where a tertiary education ensured your employment. A beautiful and educated young woman decided to take to social media to find employment as she knows how tough it is out there.

The state of South Africa has many fearing what the future holds. Highly skilled and qualified people are on the streets, and some do not even know what the point of studying is anymore.

Source: Briefly News