Graduates often don’t have an abundance of work experience under their belt, so recruiters try to understand the candidate’s potential by assessing their skills. Therefore, by possessing these several skills, you’re one step closer in getting noticed by a recruiter and getting that dream job.
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With a young and growing workforce, young people are the heartbeat of Africa. While education has the potential to transform a young person’s life, a sad reality is that many young people struggle to receive quality basic education, let alone opportunities that could lead them into a viable future.
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AIESEC is a youth-led organisation that creates its impact mainly through exchange programmes. Over 50,000 young people embark on an experience with AIESEC every single year. With each story as unique as the next, it is by no coincidence that we have created a space that allows our young people to thrive.
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Africademics, founded in 2019, is a career platform for students and early career researchers in and from Africa. It was founded by Lena Gronbach, a PhD student at the University of Cape Town.
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In the second quarter of 2019, the national youth unemployment rate rose to 56% prompting President Cyril Ramaphosa to call the problem a national crisis. The issue can be attributed to a number of factors,
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The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation (AGOF) invests in the education and development of young individuals who demonstrate the potential to become responsible high impact entrepreneurs.
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Interviews are no easy task. They require preparation and efficiency, especially when they are arranged on short notice. Starting the job search process has a couple of prerequisites that ensure the interaction with prospective employers runs effectively. They require the three ‘’R’s” – research, retail therapy, and reassurance. These are all very standard tasks but require time and effort, and can give you the edge you need.
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The daily road taken to gaining perseverance and determination…This isn’t an attempt at getting pity, or even understanding-it’s about the advantage of being a human packhorse and how far it can get you.
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As a first-year university student, it is a given that you want to experience everything. Making new friends, being exposed to new experiences and dancing at parties are some of my favourite memories associated with my degree.
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University life has been a long and difficult journey but, in the end, it has been rewarding. From difficulty in getting funding, pressures from home to then seeing the fruits of my hard work, it has totally been worth the sweat and tears.
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