Careers in SA where you are likely to get employed

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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
Comment from : Busisiwe Nala

Garbage politician, talking garbage as usual
Comment from : John Doe

The most "In demand" career in RSA is being black
Comment from : Jay bakardi

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
Comment from : Robinne 𓅃

High school learners should be the ones listening to this, not those who are already in tertiary
Comment from : Harry Faku

And if you are white you're lucky if you get a job at spar
Comment from : darkredblood

We need the 2022 list, been 2 years now
Comment from : KK Masutha

We want your job
Comment from : Andile Zenzele Ntanda

All Degrees (Including MBBS) are useless br-Getting degrees wastage of time, money & energy br-just pieces of paper
Comment from : Deep Thinker

Gaming workers???? How I join
Comment from : Tomorr

There shouldn't be a shortage of jobs in the 1st place 💩
Comment from : Cyxxty5

What's their website
Comment from : Sibahle Kunene

I am from England where i work as a journalist until i met Expert Mrs AVA Mrs AVA is legit and her method works like magic I keep earning every single week with her new strategy
Comment from : Natalie Russ

Talk about qualifications lol not title's Coming from an accountant There was no qualification that you listed there
Comment from : The Undertakers Hat

brilliant speech why end it there
Comment from : central processing unit

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
Comment from : T S

Am Caroline looking for career job in western Cape
Comment from : Steadfast Love

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
Comment from : Siphelo dakada

Where do we get the list that shows the 2 year needed occupations in SA?
Comment from : Bayanda Gumbi

But the department is not fear over 35yrs people don't have space in this world, we are sidelined yet the higher department is claiming of short of engineers and so fthplease remember over 35!
Comment from : Mangi Sophy

which website is he talking about?
Comment from : Tebogo Ramabi

Where can I get the document 🙏🏾
Comment from : Sthe zungu

LolbrI'm in high school and I'm really confused right nowso 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 atkanti senzani la?🚶🏽‍♀️Lemme just go learn how to trade forex😒
Comment from : Amanda Jooste

I don't take this man seriously He can't just paint us with his incompetence
Comment from : Mbuso Mabena

What is meant by “ infrastructure development “
Comment from : Langelihle Conco

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 brThe objectives of the plan are clear:brbrTo create jobs, primarily through aggressive infrastructure investment and mass employment programmes;brTo reindustrialise our economy, focusing on growing small businesses;brTo accelerate economic reforms to unlock investment and growth;brTo fight crime and corruption; and,brTo improve the capability of the statebrWho’s agrees that this is what it really comes down to?
Comment from : YungDeez

By the time one completes the skill (diploma/degree) they'd announce a new list of critical skills
Comment from : Lehlogonolo Thembo

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
Comment from : Lindo Mtsweni

Let's leave this country bhetele rhaa
Comment from : Zenande Basela

The need it's updated 2 years it takes 4 years to complete a degree 😭 there are people with IT degrees still unemployed
Comment from : Kiritle Maila

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)
Comment from : Jeanne-Ann Stott

He need to look at their governess and the ruling party anc before making a list ,idiots
Comment from : jaques coetzer

I am wondering if politicians have any of these high demand careers as they are earning billions of rands annually
Comment from : nandipha ntwana

I'm a dock master do you know that
Comment from : Shai Mbayise

Where do we get this list
Comment from : Amahle Mokoena

I have INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BUT I HAVEN'T GOT A JOB MXIM
Comment from : Noncedo Bekizulu

blade nzimande is such a lovable fellow
Comment from : Fezile Gaming

All of those skilled people is in Australia and New Zealand
Comment from : Green 85

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
Comment from : Nsovo Mkasi

Why not focus on projections, and tell us which skills will be needed in 5 years time, not today
Comment from : Karabo

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
Comment from : Legodi Tshegofatso

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
Comment from : keneme say

Which website is he talking about???link please
Comment from : kabelo Thapedi

Mental health is slowly becoming a necessity Psychologists, Therapists and social workers must be listed
Comment from : Sihle Sheiba

Please retire 😑
Comment from : Slindile Mkhwebane

Why is government still taking a high amount of students in courses which are said to be “not high in demand” they are the ones failing to control the system
Comment from : Samukelisiwe Maphumulo

What use is any of this when BEE is excluding a vast chunk of competent qualified people You can have a degree in any of these fields but the simple reality is if you are not black, you are already at a disadvantage and seen as an unattractive market prospect to any company This country will consistently have a brain drain because young people will keep looking for greener pastures Kill BEE and let people get jobs on merit, not skin color
Comment from : Jordi Trell

Electrical engineers? Maybe you don't see what see on the ground
Comment from : mphelo vinicious

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 !
Comment from : Buke Aor

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
Comment from : The Tales of Ms Remington

Our politicians are clueless
Comment from : fhumulani nemulodi

Electrical engineers?
Comment from : Bonginkosi Dlamini

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 grandchildrenbrbrbrEnough is enough ,this regime must be held accountable by its people
Comment from : Vuyo Sigauke

We are short of legitimate governance, led by people that are not corrupt
Comment from : Lwando H

Tourism?
Comment from : Palesa Poho

Aow shame, and he thought he said something
Comment from : Boikanyo Leabile

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
Comment from : harry munyai

So ppl must take of what is in demand and not what their skill are strong in with desire fields 🤔 Nah just migrate people 😉
Comment from : JOP 747

We need good ministers 😂🤣
Comment from : Adrian Douglas

You have all these grads sitting at home but you say skills shortage???? Aybo uyanya lo
Comment from : Zoe Mystique

Link to website?
Comment from : Jamie Bates

These ones actually disrespect us shem They DISRESPECT us They don't build an environment that's pro entrepreneurship so jobs are created and they come tell us this nonsense They refuse to fund our education and they say this They NEVER have resources to empower us but as for crippling us, they're pros Fixing their mouths to speak that nonsense at us SA is a third world country We're nowhere close to jobs being irrelevant or replaced by tech The audacity!
Comment from : Ginsu - ギンス

Digital and computer jobs while most schools in townships don't have computers?
Comment from : tebogo magano

Update every two years while a degree is four years, meaning by the time I am done, They industry has changed twice right? jokes
Comment from : tebogo magano

Many people already qualified in those areas and yet they are still not employed
Comment from : Ofentse Mlaudzi

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
Comment from : Sindiswa Sheleni

Lool, these clowns
Comment from : Fani Leh

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
Comment from : mike muk

So now it's the unemployed graduates who are at fault for not studying a field in high demand when it is the politicians who are stealing millions that could have been used to create and open thousands of posts and new job openings You have instead put incompetent and unqualified individuals as Ministers in Cabinet yet there are those who hold those crucial qualifications and are unemployed Let's not blame the youth but rather put blame where blame belongs You have failed us ANC as a government of South Africa 🇿🇦
Comment from : Joe QT

oh reallydespite the "governments" racial profiling?
Comment from : John Heath

A financial manager, payroll manager, forensic auditor and correctly qualified staff at the anc
Comment from : the main man

The whole system is messed up
Comment from : Katlego Msindo

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
Comment from : Bongumusa Zondi

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 🙄
Comment from : Busisiwe Mashile

As for electrical engineers he is lying, there are so many youth who are unemployed who studied electrical engineering
Comment from : SEKOBA

“I am “ launching nooo Minister you are a government employee it’s the government launching
Comment from : gabriella oliver

They once told us Engineering is the one Hahaha
Comment from : Nimrod Jita

HI EVERYONE, AMAZING INDEED,JUST LIKE ME IVE BEEN AROUND VULUNTEERING, ALL THE CONTRACT WAS TERMINATED ,I DIDNOT GET A PERMANENT JOB IN MY LIFE, AND NOW IM PAYING MY FEES STUDING BUT IM NOT BEEING PAID FOR MY INTERNSHIP,THANKS
Comment from : Kgalalelo Lelo

Truth be told, these people get money just to assemble a few words togetherthere is no shame in South Africa
Comment from : Thabang clifford

The universities are not responsive and continue to offer old qualifications, with tired curriculum
Comment from : rakgadi motseto

The education system also needs to change and be upgraded
Comment from : Lebo Sebete

Just learn Forex
Comment from : Lebo Sebete

So blame the students for choosing " low demand jobs" thats reason for unemployment ? Do you have the stats for that ? And if you do why haven't you made resolution about since its a big problem? Really? Old men telling youth what the future holds thats the African story
Comment from : Paulo Chikwekwe