Eastern Cape Intern Psychometrist Takes Oath: “It Means Entering Into a Solemn Commitment”

Eastern Cape Intern Psychometrist Takes Oath: “It Means Entering Into a Solemn Commitment”

  • A hard-working intern psychometrist in the Eastern Cape has opened up about a new career milestone
  • The young woman, who recently obtained an internship at Nelson Mandela University, took her oath in the field
  • Talking to Briefly News, Sibonelo Makgatho reflected on what taking her oath means to her as a professional

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A young woman in the Eastern Cape has achieved another huge career milestone.

The lady from Eastern Cape took her oath as a psychometrist.
Sibonelo Makgatho is an intern psychometrist from the Eastern Cape who recently took her oath. Image: Sibonelo Makgatho.
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Briefly News previously interviewed Sibonelo Makgatho, after she obtained an internship as a psychometrist at Nelson Mandela University.

Now, after posting about taking her oath on LinkedIn, the dedicated lady shared what the accomplishment meant to her with Briefly News.

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Sibonelo reflected on the professional responsibilities she is entrusted with as a psychometrist:

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“Taking the oath as a psychometrist to me means entering into a solemn commitment with humanity. This commitment entails dedicating myself to prioritising the well-being of those I engage with in a professional context.
“I commit to treating all individuals with the utmost respect and dignity while consciously setting aside any personal biases during professional interactions. Additionally, it signifies my commitment to maintaining a high level of competence and consistently adhering to best practices in my field to benefit those I serve.
“Furthermore, embracing this pact with humanity signifies my resolve to utilise my skills and abilities to empower others, address injustices, and ensure that the services I provide are accessible to all, even the marginalised.”

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The Eastern Cape lady’s journey has only just begun

Despite the strides Sibonelo has already made, there is still a long journey ahead, encompassing the completion of her internship, board exams, and more.

Sibonelo further lamented the challenges and moments of enlightenment that she experienced through her internship:

“My internship has proven to be an invaluable learning opportunity. So far, I've had the chance to engage in a wide range of psychometric assessments, encompassing cognitive, career, and scholastic evaluations.
“Additionally, I've gained exposure to conducting assessments in various non-clinical settings. Furthermore, my interactions with diverse clients from various backgrounds have underscored the existing disparities within our communities.
“It has also highlighted the lack of awareness regarding the services offered by psychometrists and their implications. This underscores the substantial amount of work that both I and many others in the profession need to undertake in terms of psychoeducation and ensuring accessibility to these services in marginalised communities.”

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Kauthar Gool (Women Empowerment Editor) Kauthar Gool has been the Women Empowerment Editor at Briefly News since 2022. She holds a Master of Public Relations and Communication Management from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) (2022) and a Bachelor of Technology in Journalism from CPUT (2019). She has worked at the Fundza Literacy Trust, ITWeb, YOU Magazine, and Cape Argus. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at Stellenbosch University. Reach her at: kauthar.gool@briefly.co.za