Bachelor of Education Graduate Appeals to Mzansi to Help Her Find a Job, Mzansi Offers Helpful Career Advice

Bachelor of Education Graduate Appeals to Mzansi to Help Her Find a Job, Mzansi Offers Helpful Career Advice

  • A young woman got desperate for employment and took to Twitter to share her unemployment woes
  • The qualified educator went as far as detailing her majors as she pleaded for someone to consider her for employment
  • Netizens took the time to be helpful as many flooded her comments with suggestions for what you can do

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Twitter user Thandeka shared her struggles with getting her job despite having qualifications. The smart young woman has a Bachelor's in Education, which focuses on mathematics.

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A mathematics educator desperately sought employment, shared her credentials on social media, and got helpful reactions. Image: Twitter/@Thandek21664585/ Peter Dazeley
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Thandeka, based in Durban, shared all the relevant information hoping tha tweeps would perform a miracle. Thandeka's plea for employment did not fall on deaf ears as it spread across the timeline.

Tweeps share employment ideas for Bachelor of Education graduate

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Unemployment continues to be a problem in South Africa, and many were not happy to see a mathematics teacher, Thandeka, seeking employment desperately in a Twitter post. Netizens took matters into their own hands as they gave the young lady suggestions for what she can do to make an income.

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Tweeps had varying ideas for the young job seeker, from suggesting job sites to organisations. Some even suggested that the young woman start her own business.

@Tlhokz6 commented:

"Check (Neo Ya thuto foundation) for opportunities it might help"

@ZelamisileM commented:

"Look for teaching opportunities abroad too, you’re more likely to be paid 2-3 times more than in SA depending on the country you’ll be in with many other benefits."

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@LeAwesomish commented:

"Okay. Create a #podcast teaching Maths, Tech and NS/Tech designed for young audiences. There is a market. .That's a rewarding job."

@itsnqaba_kazi commented:

"Please check the news paper there are schools looking for educators every other month, if not may what you’re looking for find you "

@MinenhleMbath10 commented:

"Please go to google and search Teaching post level 1 posts then open where there is EdupStairs."

Man's claims about unemployment cause debate on social media

Briefly News previously reported that unemployment in South Africa is a heavy topic for many, especially as the unemployment rate keeps getting higher every quarter. More young people are without jobs and actively seeking work, while others have completely given up.

A social media user who goes by the handle @ShaunKeyz decided to weigh in on the topic and made comments that started a hot debate on Twitter.

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Shaun stated that he felt that it is better to be unemployed with a qualification than without one and did not elaborate any further, which had peeps chiming in their thoughts about his statement

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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