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Careers in SA where you are likely to get employed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Blade Nzimande launched the latest National List of Occupations in High Demand (OIHD) in South Africa. This list signals opportunities where our students and graduates are likely to stand a better chance of finding employment.
#Employment
#CareersSA
#Jobs
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Most important .We are short of honest respectfull and hard working politicians.
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Qualified students are sidelined. Only members of a specific political party are employed without necessary skills
Seconded
I was thinking the same thing that qualifications mean nothing in South Africa without connections so they must stop fooling people.
T R U T H
Lies, pure lies. I have easily found a job with zero connections and zero political part association. No one will reject a highly skilled individual
@@codingwithsam what's your job?
The education system also needs to change and be upgraded
The only thing that would never change 💔la Mzansi
Just learn skills my guy, and open a business. Clearly , getting a degree and abetting a job don’t working anymore.
I was about to give the same comment
They should put you in Parliament my guy.👌
I honestly think we have one of the best educations systems in the world
Mental health is slowly becoming a necessity Psychologists, Therapists and social workers must be listed
but they are not getting jobs some of them
But the requirements to qualify make it difficult for many students to become Psychologists
Internships are affored to a few students
Anyone can do that
We have literally thousands of psychology HONOURS students that are struggling to get into masters so they can be qualified and work due to the lack in infrastructure and supervisors. Same goes with social workers. There are hundreds sitting at home and if they work they are paid peanuts.
Update every two years while a degree is four years, meaning by the time I am done, They industry has changed twice right? jokes
No. The need won't change in just 2 years. Updating the list doesn't mean it completely changes every 2 years.
There are many occupations that have been on the list for more than 10 years Tebogo.
@@LUYOLO16 ok
Imagine when you done with it it was like two updates 😂😂 funny enough University ain't Pap these still level of failing some modules like now he's not including commerce I mean CA If you look into official registered CAs in South Africa the number is not so good
Exactly... I have a critical skill but the job markets (include gov) wants professionally registered ones. Where on earth will I be professionally registered with no opportunity to start as candidate so I can acquire experience to register as professional.
It takes more than just publishing a list to curb the skills shortage
We are short of legitimate governance, led by people that are not corrupt.
Jobs of the future are not longer based on the influx of irrelevant degrees, but rather on quality of highly sought-after skills alluded to by Dr Nzimande. Suffice to say, the future belongs to those who are willing to adapt to the fast-changing world of work.
Yes. But some people insist on studying useless degrees just for the sake of studying.
But South Africa have always been stereotyped in their education system, it's about acquiring a degree and also from which university or institution before you are considered., post graduates are unemployed , there are a lot of students that due to lack of funds they opted for nursing, not because they liked nursing but because they needed a salary while studying.,Why can't that be the same with believe that could be the same with IT too.,
Junior entry level tech job: 8-10 years experience. Makes perfect sense.
Why have these courses in our schools if they are not in demand?.. ths system is a joke
Schools are businesses as well- the more courses they offer, the more money they can make.
Agriculture should be top of the list and first mentioned. Food is a essential, digital is not (One big solar flare could knock it all out...). Self-sufficiency should be taught at schools (growing your own food, energy efficient housing, how to sink a borehole, live off the grid, make your own furniture from recyclables etc.)
I actually wanted to do agriculture but they require pure mathematics which I don't have
What brings unemployment is the useless Curriculum you are imposing upon us. Talking as a teacher
Even with these qualifications, the goverment is too cheap to pay them. I'm begginning to think they're scared to hire graduates
doubt it.
@@kenemesay I'm a living example sir
Unless you're an ANC member, you won't be able to get these jobs unfortunately
IGNORANCE ON STEROIDS
Youre lying
Exactly anc needs to go
Dude get education and apply at top firms. Don't be lazy.
Tru
But there is always a shortage of workers in every department in this country yet we have a whole lot of graduates not being hired 🙄
Check out majority of gov posts, they want directors and deputy directors.. a component gets divided into 5 subs with DDs... And they want 10 years + experience, it's no wonder people are stuck with qualifications
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@Martinz Ahijo It's not ignorance but due to some unprofessional broker in the market
I recently got into this forex trading market and I'm already marveling over the profits I'm making, I'm like "how the hell have i been sleeping on this.
@brain field Same here, I wish i knew about this Bitcoin trading earlier, i advise you brace-up and get yourself some coin before it's too late
Did he just say We are short of Electrical Engineers? Please sir please.
We are in short how while eskom is only hiring internal staff, not taking about electrical campania because they are not hiring now at ol
It’s not like the government is giving us jobs🤷🏽♂️, there are many unemployed doctors in South Africa, yet Cuban doctors are giving jobs here.
😭 Ish Cuba is like a tender thing kuyadliswanwa
Agricultural scientists? I am one but still unemployed!!
Do you want employment to look for you?
@@rams_billionaire Really dude? People apply daily,please dont insult others instead help them on how they can get a job...
Try other provinces and countries
How
Go to the department of rural development in you province please.
By the time one completes the skill (diploma/degree) they'd announce a new list of critical skills
High school learners should be the ones listening to this, not those who are already in tertiary
Sectors: Manufacturing, tourism, agriculture.
Short of: data scientists, web developers, electrical engineers, computer network technicians, tool makers, gaming workers, crop analysts, agricultural scientists
Is that what he said?
Is electrical engineering really in demand. I’ve seen the pdf posted and it shows it’s oversaturated
As for Data scientist, I agree . But Electrical Engineering I don't agree as I'm unemployed qualified Electrical engineer registered with ECSA. When my contract expired, I was released by the government that says there is a shortage of engineers.
Do u have BSc Eng or BEng? Studying electrical engineering doesn't mean you are an engineer...u must have BSc Eng or BEng to ba called engineer
True, I am also an unemployed Electrical technician. Registered with ECSA too. I apply at the municipality almost every month but no luck
@@nkamajola7099 please elaborate? What else would you be referring to that doesn’t make you an engineer? He is registered with ECSA as well so he definitely has it.
@@sthokozompisane7851 do you have an Ndip or a btech?
@@pokeman316 even if u don't have BSc Eng or BEng ...u can be a technologist, technician, artisan and sign with ecsa
There is no shortage of engineers or IT professionals (excluding data engineers and data scientists). What there is however, is a shortage of GOOD engineers and IT professionals
Data engineering are not listed but data science is. Do you think data engineering will be accepted considering how closely related it is to data science and ICT analytics?
At the end of the day will never beat unemployment if we fund students at higher rater than funding new businesses. At the very least, for every 10 students funded, one new business must be funded.
I agree but that will never happen under the ANC bro
That's why I learned to make money while im studying because this shows that I really can't rely on the degree when I get it
What did you do to make money?
@@katlehokatlephuting1710 Im part of DuePoint
How does duepoint works
but there are lot of graduates out there with those skills n qualifications but still unemployed the problem here is the system of government in terms of selecting
Build more universities this will incite job creation not only for the people working in the university but also people that want to study further. SAs high unemployment rate trickles down to this main factor, learners need to constantly worry about getting space in a university more that actually meeting the requirements.
The objectives of the plan are clear:
To create jobs, primarily through aggressive infrastructure investment and mass employment programmes;
To reindustrialise our economy, focusing on growing small businesses;
To accelerate economic reforms to unlock investment and growth;
To fight crime and corruption; and,
To improve the capability of the state.
Who’s agrees that this is what it really comes down to?
Learn to code and you won't starve!
Even if the DA or EFF were in power, you'd need tremendous luck to find a job with a degree in linguistics!
There are opportunities in China and honestly they pay alot there. You should check it out as an option and the contracts are usually 12 months if u do want to come back to SA
@@thabisilengcobo7691 They do pay a lot, but remember it's R32k BEFORE tax. It'll be a normal salary after the government takes their share and you're done paying for your needs. But the experience is amazing- I wish more young black people take advantage of this opportunity. South East Asia is need of English teachers, especially if you have a "model c" accent.
As a software dev, I earn R41k AFTER tax and I have no degree.
@@syntax2922 what languages you learning?
@@chumakatzlunika4505 I finished JavaScript and made a few projects with it so now I’m learning React
Learn Python, R(or SAS) and SQL and you should be able to get an entry level data analyst job
Learn Java/Javascript, C, C++, C#, HTML and you should be able to get a developer job.
Learn SAP, Excel, VBA, PowerBi and you should be able to get an entry level data related job.
Learn all of them and you will be able to get an entry level in Heaven 😝
You talk about students not choosing the right course, yet you don’t even build schools and crèche, most kids only see a barometer for the first time in varsity, how many public schools have functioning labs let alone the textbooks and teachers , let alone a classroom with a board , just pure hypocrisy.
anc ke masepa fela.
We don’t just need more employment but also a better minimum wage rate per hour that’s actually helpful in every business . If the lowest paying job paid out R35- R50 per hour then you’d also have families being able to afford better education etc you have to improve the well being of your people first country second
Really, wow. Then why do we have so much unemployment?
because everyone wants to be a doctor 😂
@@comfortnt7702 what do you mean?
Because everyone wants to be a teacher.... And many many careers are vacant
@@kingclos4630 really dude?
Because majority do not choose these career paths. In my first year of my Bsc Electrical, we had only 2 girls, two!!, 56 students in total. Let that sink in. Bakuphi abanye?
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Where is the appropriate infrastructure for CAREER COUNSELLING SERVICE'S Mr. Minister. That should be started in basic education, you can only access once you 're already at university. To top off the basic education system is joke, it doesn't provide a good foundation - 30% for pass BUT you want scientists and engineers? Make it make sense.
i think i believe in forex profits, not employment and salary
this is frustrating coz they continue funding students for years knowing very well that they will not be employed with those kinda qualifications, you find someone busy raising their family's hopes for nothing like why not remove those degrees especially from the CAO forms coz it really is waste of money and time for our youth.
My thoughts exactly!
Lol you forgot to mention chem engineers who are over saturating the IT field, because of the lack of job opportunities in their field. IT graduates end up having to compete with Finance, Chem Eng, and other degrees for positions that ultimately don't require other qualifications. Corporate is so stuck on employing people in the IT field, even if they don't have the relevant degree and then making them do certifications that would otherwise make them feel like they are certified experts in the field. technology field is becoming saturated in this country now.
Many agricultural scientists are unemployed, why are you still offering those courses, you are criminal
Exactly ! Why are they still offering those courses ?
Lol they are unemployed vele
Here I was thinking of getting a bachelor's degree in agriculture
it is true about the web dev, as I am a junior web dev I got some great offers but I couldn't take them because I am a full-time student and these offers they were also full-time offers, but all in all the web developers are still needed in South Africa.
How do you go about studying it?
@@katlegomoroke6967 I am using online courses from Udemy and Coursera, and currently, I am a student at DUT doing Application Development which includes the Web Dev.
@@givenzwane6427 what were the compensation packages like in ur offers?
@@drh1043 mostly they were rating according to your skills, but the rage was R 10k - R18k.
@@givenzwane6427 Is Udemy and Coursera qualifications accredited and recognised in South Africa, Zwane.
It's much better to be unemployed with your qualifications in hand coz u may never knw when space will be open. Than being unemployed without any qualification. So i don't understand what the minister is try to say.
Lol.
I'm in high school and I'm really confused right now...so now we're not supposed to follow our dreams and work on what we're good at but rather work on what is in higher demand? Feels like it's more about chasing employment while learning how to adjust with the what the government currently demands than doing what you're actually good at..kanti senzani la?🚶🏽♀️Lemme just go learn how to trade forex😒
Look if u chase your dreams there is high chance u won't get alot of money or have enough money until can't work eg pension fund or disability fund, because alot of people's dreams aren't 9-5 or 8-4. But if u chase employment u are guaranteed the pension and disability funds, and protection from work rights(lack of a better word) and workers organizations
This are the things he should have sad atlist in January
atleast*
2 min to explain the few job opportunities. That makes sence
I graduated with a lot of people that did the qualifications you have listed. They are still without jobs
Close off those careers and list the ones in most demand on university prospectus. As long as those careers are still listed people will apply and waste money and their time in universities
Why not focus on projections, and tell us which skills will be needed in 5 years time, not today
unemployed computer technician.
Me too bro. These companies want A+ and N+ for internships.
Our syllabus is not up to those standards first point, what did you fix since you became minister what do you know in improving the syllabus,which countries you consulted to improve our results,
Comrade won't make good minister,
Let's stop politics in very important portfolios serious get qualified people south Africa will run
So why not strike off these courses then when they know they're not going to get a job? Especially if nsfas is funding it meaning it's a waste of resources?
Guys could you please help me with the websites the one that mr Nzimande referring to
ON MY POINT OF VIEW I THINK ALL THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE GRADUATED AND UNEMPLOYED MUST GET ATLEAST R1000 PER MONTH.
Free money is not going to help bro
In your dreams.
*R2500
Rubbish
From who exactly? You do know that the money doesn't come from the government's pockets but taxpayers👀👀 we are all struggling but that kind of entitlement is just too much.
They once told us Engineering is the one. Hahaha
Very TRUE!!
Graduating with an LLB; going for an LLM.
Then stop telling young children to follow their dreams tell them to follow the paths which will create more employment opportunities for them.
Digital and computer jobs while most schools in townships don't have computers?
What problems are they solving by releasing this?
Stay away from useless courses.
As for electrical engineers he is lying, there are so many youth who are unemployed who studied electrical engineering.
Depends what Electrical Engineering they did. Was it Bsc/BEng? Is coding included in their CVs? Or have they tried tutoring it? I know alot of students in need of help with Java, Javascript, Python and C/C++.
Plus there is overseas, explore options
@@lungim4499 Most of them have studied what you just mentioned and they are unemployed
Where do we get the list that shows the 2 year needed occupations in SA?
What is "crucial" is a HONEST GOVERMENT....then we WILL PROSPER ....!!!
Then why are the universities keeping those courses that aren't in demand💀
You can say that again. I feel like universities should encourage students to apply for these courses that are in high demand. Anyone can fell free to apply for whatever they want but universities should make an effort to make sure applicants know the state of the course they are applying for.
I did electrical and am not getting anything 😭mxm i lost hope in studying
Add coding certificates on udemy and you'll be sorted!
Also apply for expatriate work, many guys work outside RSA, FIFO basis mostly zim guys, there is money out there in mozambique, zambia, DRC, Guinea, Mauritania, Eritrea shockingly even Zim.
Look ,The reason why the people, the youth appointed you ,your boss Cyril in the first is to create jobs and any jobs and not to now dictate what we need to study now ,if you can't fullfil that mandate shut-up, leave ,be with your grandchildren.
Enough is enough ,this regime must be held accountable by its people.
Not everyone likes computers
When they are not even supporting students who lacks funds, why not take the people with no jobs who are already graduates and see if they don't want to change and do alternate courses and fund them., some of these that you are counting don't necessarily need degrees. Education system for SA also needs reviewing.
The need it's updated 2 years it takes 4 years to complete a degree 😭 there are people with IT degrees still unemployed
Truth be told, these people get money just to assemble a few words together.....there is no shame in South Africa
Network Engineers are not going to come from universities' degrees, because by the time you finish that stupid four-year degree, a Cisco CCIE has updated their certificate two times, making them more relevant than a university graduate with a curriculum that gets updated every 20 years, a cost to do CCIE is 500k to do, exam center I know is in Dubai, and it takes three days to write, on the last day you build a lab from scratch with stacks of switches and routers and map the network, by the way, following your degree, the job market expects you to have a CCIE certification rather than a computer science degree. A UCT or MIT professor must sit and take notes when a CCIE is troubleshooting an outage network
brilliant speech why end it there.
So you only focus on that list???? This is seriously provoking to many of us unemployed graduates. How can we grow as a country if we don't realize the importance of innovation??? Those scare skills of which you didn't mention are what we need to embrace the new economic order which is almost centralized in fourth industrial revolution. You are personally not well qualified if you need that list to see what's going on within the academic and employment markets in SA. To conclude, most Universities in SA are state owned, if there are the so called "useless courses" in them, it only exposees the fact that lack integration of state owned entities is a joke led by unqualified and not suited candidates who only know how to read speeches and not actually foster an effective integration of higher education institutions and other stakeholders including NSFAS to ensure smoother learning and thus increase job creation while reducing unemployment.but unfortunately, that won't happen any time soon since our government seems to have it's foundations built on corruption. You expose corruption, you destroy the very institution presiding over SA. Your speech means nothing Sir... You just waiting time blabbering. Thank you
i was once a government employee now turned business man ...what made me go into business was this government not making provision for the same positions they say they need filled ..the will then terminate your employment because they say they dont have the budget even though there is a shortage ...which is a lie but thats the government we have
There didn’t sound like 20 million permanent jobs there, 2 yrs later unemployment has skyrocketed again.
This can be debatable serious there are some of important things that needs a discussion before concluding
You have all these grads sitting at home but you say skills shortage???? Aybo uyanya lo.
A financial manager, payroll manager, forensic auditor and correctly qualified staff at the anc
I am wondering if politicians have any of these high demand careers as they are earning billions of rands annually
Where was all this opportunities all this time
Why are you not sending this list in all the principals
Exactly they should be doing that most learners from rural areas don't know that these courses exist
Regarless of what is said here even if you graduated and have qualifications nepotism its still high, we must be tought to create jobs not to look for jobs and our goverment failed us a long time ago instead the hire people from foreign countries like Cuba
As you say "updated every two years", and these courses durations if I start studying? What about this protocol of job experience? Before I know it, I spent 4 years and the job demands already changed directions... This is sick
Is our schools in the rurals informed about this point on time, or you just here today to show off mr minister, u can't come point problem we know our educational system is bad, if you can fix that mad clasis and 60 kids in one class and your kids are in so called private schools nogaaal
Many people already qualified in those areas and yet they are still not employed
the country needs creativity to boost our economy the mention jobs post in our country is absolute. understand we cant start our own projects due to lack of manufacturing our own. so importing it from other counties its expensive in the financial sector. Like America 70% of its economy come from California Silicon Valley Dedicated to the economy. so other countries must buy they technology or use its platform
So ppl must take of what is in demand and not what their skill are strong in with desire fields 🤔. Nah just migrate people. 😉
Yes your right sir
Studying something you have no interest in is how students fail and eventually drop out
okay but how about he's definitely right (especially with the NSFAS part) and that just saying we are short of legitimate governance literally will not make a difference until someone makes a huge step and steps up on this. AND what we could do is remove them from their positions by educating ourselves enough. but angazi
Careers that are not in high demand, why are they so easily made to enroll in and why are they offered in tertiary in big numbers of classes?
Its very hard to hire people
Just learn Forex
We need the 2022 list, been 2 years now.
I don't take this man seriously. He can't just paint us with his incompetence
The whole system is messed up.
So basically STEM Industries.
Electrical engineers? Maybe you don't see what see on the ground
Electrical engineers?
Quants as well
Exactly, you can't be unemployed if you have quant experience! 😉
@@compton8301 but Quant related courses are very hard
The biggest biggest problem we have here as a country full of intellects and lots of potential breakthrough is resources.. there is much too much delusion over the reality of the resources that's available versus what is presented is available to give ..
A shift in mind set ! People want easy things !! Everyone wants to be in the entertainment field !! Slay ! etc People take courses that drive world 🌎/State economy. Energy , Medecine and Technology you cannot have enough !
This was necessary. Thank you!
Tourism?
guys can someone send the link for the list please, i tried looking for it, no luck
I refuse to study if this is the result of the economy.
Know what to study! I haven't seen a starving CA!
@@compton8301 So true
He has the point.Its true
Yes Manelisi, very true!