Honours Graduate Lands Job After Three Years of Being Unemployed, Mzansi Loves It
- A woman who waited three years to land a job after graduating with honours has inspired South Africans
- Nthabiseng Matsome took to social media to share the good news and Mzansi is here for the amazing announcement
- Congratulatory messages of praise and admiration for the young woman have poured in on social media
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A woman who spent three years without a job after graduating had abundant blessings pour down on her.
The inspirational woman whose username on Linkedin is Nthabiseng Matsome, landed herself a dream job.
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She took to social media to share her journey and give words of encouragement to others.
“Completed my Honours in 2019, and since then I have been applying unsuccessfully to a point where my self-esteem was taking a serious knock. In December 2021 I attended an interview for a graduate internship programme. And last week they called, I have been selected to take part in the programme,” she said.
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The post has inspired others who offered messages of praise to the young woman.
“Finally, my career kickstarts. To better days ahead. Do not ever lose hope. Your life can change any moment. Stay positive,” she added.
Social media reacts to the good news
Amanda Khabanyane said:
“To better days honey. Congratulations.”
Nthabiseng Sibiya shared:
“Congratulations keep it up.”
Musho K. commented:
“Congratulations dear! I personally don't know you but know anyone who has experienced "the wait" is bound to succeed. "The wait" builds character, patience, resilience, humility...you name it. Wishing you all the best, I have a strong feeling you'll kill it! Halala!”
Palesa Motlhaping posted:
“What an inspiration!! Truly shows that perseverance and determination pay off. May God guide your beautiful journey. All the best.”
Madala couldn't finish school when he was young, finally receives high school certificate at 101 years old
Briefly News also reported that a determined elderly man named Merril Pitman Cooper has been awarded an honorary high school diploma by Jefferson County Schools in New Jersey. The amazing madala is 101 years old. Merril dropped out of school in 1938 when his mother relocated to Philadephia for financial reasons.
After the sad development, the man could not continue his education. At such an old age, he had expressed deep regrets over his inability to finish school 80 years ago.
His immediate family was touched and quickly had to do something. They reached out to the school where he attended and the man's dream has come true. Merril received his high school diploma from the Jefferson County Schools in honorary status and he couldn't be happier about the development.
Source: Briefly News
