Barriers To Graduating As A Psychologist In South Africa | Thandokazi Maseti
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2023
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There is a lot of research that Psychology students need to do for them to be able to decide what they want to get into with their degree. A BA in Psychology is very broad and opens you up to a lot of career paths. Dabbling in short courses as well could increase their chances of getting jobs in certain industries. As a psychology student, you need to be intentional about what you want to do. Think outside of practicing as a psychologist. You can become a consultant at management consulting firms, you can get into Tech as a UX designer or researcher, you can become a clinical technician, a behavioural economist, an ABA behavioural therapist, a psychometrist, a teacher, a recruiter, and a human resources professional. It is also very important to volunteer while studying as it helps with acquiring experience.
If you have strong academic transcript & good with numbers: You can become a data-analyst, investment banker, risk manager, software engineer, estate administrator, compliance officer, wealth manager/Financial planner, asset manager, financial analyst, with just a BA. As long as you're willing to wheel your career towards that
Hi Thando. I was literally in the same classes as her .. I'm now a registered Wellness Counsellor in private practice which is good that there's that now. The mental health field is getting more accommodating I love it. You can still help people, counsel and open a practice as a Counsellor while trying to get into Masters if that's what you want. My aim was always to practice and do short courses to expand my knowledge and expertise. One of my lecturers said Ýou have to decide how is becoming a Psychologist important to you and why? If it is to help people you can do that even as a counsellor and if you want the title and a bigger scope you can fight your way into Masters it's a simple as that - she said.
I personally enjoy counselling and only screening not diagnosing. I'm not sure I'd be comfortable to diagnose. Current;y my focus is short courses on my specialties .. I'm interested in going deep into Trauma especially childhood, Anger, and Grief. So ya there's a lot you can do. There's enough room for everyone.
What an informative conversation. This conversation is needed for students enrolling for Psychology to make them understand what is needed to end up being a clinical/counseling/research Psychologist. I've come across a lot of people who have done psychology but their careers aren't related to that. I was shocked to find out through my own research that one needs a Masters to be registered as a psychologist and it then made sense why degree holders don't practice as psychologists.
I'm one of them, psychology without post grad is useless honestly 😢
I’ve postponing to watch this video and today I was driven to watch because my psychologist told me that careers like psychology are a gift. Working with people is never easy but it’s takes a rare people to understand people and assist
Counselling Psychologists do diagnosis and treat mental illnesses and they can do long term therapy. Clinical psychologist deal with complex mental illnesses which are mostly diagnosed and treated in hospital or psychiatric complexes.
Both practices receive similar training however its scope of practice that can be different. But their professional scope is the same.
You said it better than I would have
Good episode, just came across it on my feed, lets continue spreading the word about psychology, love it.
As a prospective final year student in a BA, I'm so grateful for this.❤
Thank you for this episode. It was very informative. I'd appreciate if someday you could do an episode on job creation or the lack there of in SA. I am currently a student pursuing an undergraduate degree...and one thing I have noticed amongst myself and my peers is that we're all study to get jobs and not create them. I don't know if it's due to the environment in my classes or whatever. But I think that we should stop expecting these "jobs" to come from somewhere and perhaps (if possible) create them ourselves... otherwise of course if thousands upon thousands of graduates are all looking for work and very little to none...look to innovate and create work ...I feel that this partially is the reason for the unemployment of graduates.
This is so educational, I am also interested in psychology and was not aware of different types within the industry. Thank you so much ladies .
Yooohhh, thank you, guys. I'm currently at a cross road ngayo nje I psychology 😅
Only take it if nothing else is going on with your life, it needs your full dedication and commitment
This conversation helped me recognize that I need to engage more with those in my feild and figure my niche or passion within…I’m in marketing btw. More of such conversation will be appreciated. ❤
This is a very important conversation. Im one of the people that discovered later in first year that it doesnt just take the undergraduate degree. Great 👌 explaination from Thando. I wish she could have mentioned the requirements to becoming a psychometrist too because thats another option to register for those doing honours
I just started my BA part time at wits and thanks for this episode, very informative 🎉🎉
Industrial psychology le human resource is not one thing kgante 😢😢😢😢 very informative thnx alot😊❤
Top notch 👌 I wish I had listened to this conversation in the 80’s (during my high school years) This kind of jump started something in me.
I love it here! I felt compelled to reach out and share my gratitude: Much appreciation for the incredible work you do. Creating engaging and thought-provoking content never goes unnoticed, your work is truly remarkable.🥰 The empathy, intelligence, a genuine sense of curiosity & above all the way you effortlessly blend humour, intellect, and authenticity is top notch! I like how you tackle profound societal issues, explore lighter topics & consistently provide a platform for meaningful discussions and insightful perspectives.🥰😍
Thank you so much ladies about touching on such a topic. we often choose degrees based on impulse without considering the consequences of what happens after this. thank you for shining light on that a BA degree will not take you straight forward it really does allow us to start planning now.
There is a BIG lie about the Psychology profession. I worked as a Business Development and Strategy Manager for a consulting firm. We employe 12 BA Psych (Hon) (MA) graduates and students. In fact my ex gf held a BA Psych (Hon).
This is interesting, I never knew. I hold a BA (Hons) degree and struggling with employment for 3 yrs now. Where can I reach you on the socials to gain more insight if you don't mind please?
25:35 😅 no we were not laughing at you Ursula. In fact that's what we were thinking as well😂
I feel like this episode should have been a bit longer ... I really enjoyed it
Yoooh, not me coming thinking i am gonna be the 1st one to comment.
I really love ur conversations TCC, u one of my favorite podcasts.
Topics are always relevant.
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Soo informative thank you ladies
Can she come back and share more about the selection interview process
Great episode, very informative. Thank you. I support the idea of more episodes discussing different career options and their tracks.
Hi ladies, thank you so much for the conversation
Can you please do an episode about PR + Communications and the importance thereof in the media industry… but also PR/ communications as a theory
Like psychology, we’re seeing a rise in the industry but what does it take and what other brands can one work apart from media centric brands
I like it here, this is my new home❤
This conversation was so smooth and easy going, like you guys have known each other for ages… just so enjoyable and such great energy ☺️
The board exam should be a prerequisite for entry into the qualification itself or at least strict psychometric tests/assessments. I think it's misguiding for people to get in based on marks and think they're going to become a professional only to meet that wall at the end. Better to limit the number of entrants from the very beginning but the institutions are greedy and want to take money from students who they know won't make it
Penuel brought me here🎉 quite amazing work.
Thank you for this episode, I am currently in my first year with psyc and socy as core modules and I am so inspired🥺🥺.
The kind of content I love and enjoy. Thank you for your insight guys highly appreciated
I love how Ursula goes Bonga how are you girl.... love the line😊😊
I am really enjoying this conversation. It’s so informative.
Waitsi I love conversations on TCC ❤.. I am learning a lot
As a Penuel's fan am greeting everyone with love.
Lovely Session. It only came to my feed and thank goodness. I wonder what does it take to have a theory or named after you maarn Thandokazi. Khe sithi Thandokazi Maseti such and such theory. As a research psychologist with such an enquiring mind we should be applying your methodology right now, you know? Just a nudge. Where in Cape Town is your home? I was born and bred in Cape Town so I'm excited to hear that someone who was brought up here, has done so much. For some reason you look and sound like my friend Prof Masirole Christina Kgari-Masondo. She dotes on knowledge and understanding like you do. Very inquisitive too. She's not a Psychologist though. Thanks for conversation.
Additionally, you are right, BA students have a myriad of competencies they can use when they sell themselves, it's just that they don't know how to identify and phrase them. They must also work towards participating in other co-curricular activities/societies in varsity, that could help them acquire the lucrative skills the careers they are interested in require. So co-curricular activities must be selected intentionally.
Her lecture were Charl Davids.
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I studied a UWC as well they are great shame did my BA thinking that's it little did I know ohhh well I'm happy in work field that has absolutely nothing with Psychology but love how I apply it in my life,❤🎉😊 in raising my daughter 😊
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Hi fam, I hate to off ramp but there is viral video of a lady crying about how hard it is to find real genuine love. She has everything but like Thebe would say go shorta Lenyora!
Having a lot of female friends, aunts, mother who have difficulfies locking in a 'good man' I think this is a universal problem. It would be an intreating topic to look into, maybe invite a lady who is in that predicament, maybe someone who managed to find love after a drought.
This for me is a concerning issue, in every public gathering, churches, clubs, g2gs the ratio of women to men is just too high...too many ladies are coming to the realisation they might never ever find a suitable partner.
what is her name?
Sis Thandokazi I have a question. Where can i cantact you?
Tooooo short 🥹
Thandokazi Maseti is Maslow still relevant ?