In this week's episode we are in conversation with Katleho Letsiri, an LLB, LLM in labour law (cum laude) graduate who is currently a PhD candidate. She is currently a Lecturer at the University of Johannesburg in the faculty of Practical Business Law. In this episode she takes us through the requirements and journey of becoming a Lecturer.Key Lessons -Apply for busaries as early as possible.Your dream doesn't have to be driven by a deep reason, it could be as simple as " i like it".No man is an island, "umuntu ungumuntu ngabantu". Lecturing isn't a retirement plan, there is room for young to explore and succeed in it.It's imperative to protect the integrity of our education system.If you want to be great what you do, be willing to intergret your personality and character into it.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode of Employment Wednesdays we are in conversation with Oyena Dyasi an Accounting graduate from the University of Johannesburg who is currently a CA(SA) Senior Trainee Accountant specialising within the Financial Services Industry. She is the Founder and Director of the Young Professionals Hub, a dynamic network dedicated to equipping young professionals across various disciplines with the tools and knowledge needed to build thriving careers. She takes through her career journey and how she handled failing her CTA and pushing herself to still thrive in her career.Key lessons -Young people need to be given access to spaces that position them for leadership.Set professional boundaries, but always ensure that you deliver what is expected of you.Don't accept offers simply because they seem similar to what you desire, always ensure that your yes is in alignment with your goals.Always ensure that you are chasing what you really want and not what other people want.CTA is tough but you can pass it. Do it until you get it right.Volunteer, and get comfortable saying no.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode of Employment Wednesdays we are in conversation with Rotondwa Mukwevho, an admitted attorney of the high court, former director of a law and food enthusiast.She takes us through her career journey, university choices, starting a law firm because of stresses of life and having to close it as she found light.Key lessons -An end is actually a beginning of a new hope and possibilities.Women are still objectified and discriminated because of how they look.Human rights in south africa are not fully realise for all, there are still so many people without access to shelter, water, education and other basic needs.Being able to connect with different types human beings is a super power.Look after your mental health and yourself, no amount of money can buy you your initial state of being.Have honest conversations with yourself about what you want, how best you can get there, don't to stay where you are because everybody thinks that's where you should be.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode we are in conversation with Sibu Mpanza. A creative genius who found himself having to drop out of university to persue his creativity. In this episode he takes us through various career paths he has taken and continues to take. He further takes us through how he navigates big and small changes which take place in his lifeKey lessons -Change is an evitable part of our live and we get to decide whether we benefit from it or not.Free education is not yet a complete reality in South Africa, apply for as much busaries as you can.Being a bad student in class, does not disqualify you from the possibility of being a creative or being a great proffesional.Studying and working at the same time is not for everyone.Take risks, as much as you can, they become more terrifying as we grow older.Therapy and counselling in all forms are important for personal growth and development. You can change careers as much as you need to no 1 is counting.Try, knock, ask , and fail knowing you gave it a shot.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode we are In conversation with Ndanganeni Matsheketsheke a non practicing attorney, LLM in labour law. She is currently a Compliance officer in the Betting industry. Ndanga takes us through her career journey and how failure landed her into the legal profession.Key takeaways - Support and tools to transition from high school and university are important for one's wholistic career development. We need to divert from traditional ways of applying for jobs and be creative, go into the dms if necessary. Failure is part of the journey which may lead to your biggest break. Passion does push you a step ahead in your career, because it helps you withstand the pressure that comes with career. No matter how great the environment is, if you are misaligned there will always be discomfort. Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode we are In conversation with Mabutla Innocentia , who is a seasoned events planner. She takes us through the transition from being an accountant to being an events planner and owner of one of the most beautiful venues in the country and how she has navigated expanding her horizons as an events planner. Key Lessons from the episodes are as follows -Failure is a walk of life, there is nothing abnormal about it, embrace and learn from it.You can be doing something so big or what society deems noble and still be misaligned.You are where you need to be, soak in the lessons and skills.When you stop caring/lose respect for an environment it your sign that you need to leave.Give it 5 years, figure out if it works or not. If it works then give it your all and if it doesn't try something else.Whatever you do get out of bed, it's a symbol of your willingness to try...Don't despise those that are starting off, bring them closer.I hope you enjoyed this episode. Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode we are In conversation with Portia Acheapong, @ama_acheampong24 an LLB graduate from the University of Johannesburg. She holds a certificate in wealth management and has experience in Sucession financial planning, she currently works for one of the big banks as a Wealth Management Analyst.She takes us through her career as a law graduate, and the various options the degree has opened her up to. Key factors to note from the conversation -The law degree is arguably one of the most versatile degrees. You need to be flexible and open minded with your law degree in order to reap more fruit from it.There are vultures out there, don't let desperation lead you into the wrong path.Interviews are an opportunity for you to vet or assess the company aswell, use the opportunity to establish if their are a good fit.Be curious, do your research, have faith and pray.Happy Employment Wednesday!https://youtu.be/oVeLdI0Fy4c?si=EjgGp0QIugiYzr9r#careers #law #wealthmanagement #llb #careergoals #fin #financialservices #banks #UJ #sanlam #compliance
In this week's episode we are In conversation with Magret Botman who is a teaching professional. She takes us through the requirements and processes of becoming a teacher in South Africa.Here are some key lessons from the episode -Tap into all your interests and find one which sparks your determination and dreams, refine it and master it.The learning of a student process should not be abandoned for teachers only, parents must be actively involved aswell as it promotes better growth and development.A career path can help improve a person's confidence.A teacher's professional development and training is important for the purposes of producing a good student.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode we are In conversation with Siyabonga Manyoni. An Admitted Attorney of the high court of South Africa. Holder of an LLM In labour laws and various other certifications. Siyabonga is currently a Legal & Commercial project controller and he takes us through career path.Key factors to consider when looking to elevate your career -Don't aimlessly apply for degrees be intentional and strategic.1. Start with what you have. 2. Be open minded enough to explore other sectors you didn't study for.3. The brain and your work ethic are a muscle, you need to stretch it and exercise it.4. No job is mundane, get over your career ego5. Add value yourself to yourself, how ever that looks ( read books, take courses, do handwork etc)Happy Employment Wednesday!
Welcome to another episode of Employment Wednesdays.This week, we are in conversation with Prayer Skosana, a BA Humanities graduate who is currently employed as a human resource officer for a government department.Prayer takes us through his career journey and how he navigated being an unemployable graduate.Key Lessons -Explore all your gifts and talents.Do full research about what you intend to study.Don't undermine learnerships. They could be your door to the career of your dreams.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's, we are in conversation with Nobuhle Mbatha, an LLB graduate, former contract administration, and procurement officer, She is currently serving her articles at the University of Johannesburg.In this week's episode, we dive into an alternative to being an attorney, advocate, or compliance officer.key lessons -1. In some cases, no matter how much we run from certain career paths, God will always pull us back.2. Mutual respect in the workplace is imperative.3. Intention and delibaracy are of paramount importance when searching for an opportunity.4. Don't stop applying.5. Good marks don't grant you automatic access to opportunity.6. A healthy work environment is a recipe for a successful career.Happy Employment Wednesday!!#career #tips #jobhunting #employmentwednesdays
In this week's episode, we are in conversation with Brian Mokoena, a Political Science Grauate & Honors Degree in Public Administration Holder. Brian chose to pursue a career in sales: You know the saying, "A salesman has endless possibilities of making income,"and he helps us understand the saying.We delve into the following important career aspects - 1. lmportance of knowledge and research.2. The importance of mentorship and being well rounded.3. Earning Possibilities of a Salesman.4. Sell your skill, not a degree.5. Have fun and be focused at university.Happy Employment Wednesday!#career #employment #employmentwednesdays #careeradvice #careertips #sales #impostersyndrome #earnmoney
In this week's episode of Law Without Borders I am in conversation with Tellebo Motshwane. She is an admitted attorney of the High Court, Managing Director of Collective Intelligence Legal Consultants and is the Founder of Sister In Law.Key factors -1. Importance of job hunting etiquette.2. You can start your own thing.3. Start with what you have.4. Have stubborn faith/consistency.5. Impact speaks for itself.6. You can't disappoint yourself twice!Enjoy!Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode I am in conversation with Dr Ziyanda Ndebele and Dr Khanyisile Ndebele, who are not just twins, general medical practitioners but also have their own aesthetics practice. In this episode we delve into the following -1. Requirements of studying medicine.2. The importance of choosing the right university for your course.3. Medical Theory vs practice.4. Public vs Private Institutions.5. The importance of hard work.6. Possible income as a medical doctor.7. The importance and need to invest in upskilling yourself.I hope you enjoy!Don't forget to share your thoughts, subscribe and share with others.Happy Employment Wednesday!
In this week's episode we are in conversation with Manoko Mashangoane, an admitted Attorney of the high court who is currently employed as an Anti-Money Laundering Officer at one of South Africa's biggest financial Service provider. In this week's episode we dive into the versatility of the legal degree outside of practicing as an attorney. We tackle the difference between practice and in In house. Our guest takes us through the requirements of becoming an AML Officer. She takes us through some some of the advantages of starting of with your articles and then later going in house. Enjoy!Don't forget to send your questions and share your thoughts and experiences.
Hey Fam!Please note that every second week we will have an episode of Law without Boarders specifically made for careers one can persue with a law degree.Enjoy!
In this week's episode we are In conversation with Ndivhu T (Popularly Known for her youtube channel The Tea World).Our guest moved from over a decade of unemployment to making over R100 000.00 in one month through youtube. She struggled to secure employment for various reasons but eventually became an employer.Keynotes -Try everything until you find what works.You are the crafter of your own destiny.Have a why and let it drive you.Dont let anyone get you out of character.Have a teachable and correctable spirit.Don't let your career ego drive you into not exploring different jobs that could lead you to your greatest purpose.When God redirects or it seems like he has taken away, trust that there is a will and way out.Start with what you have, it doesn't have to be fancy.Advantages & Disadvantages of youtube.Enjoy!Don't forget to share and subscribe to the podcast
In this episode we introduce Employment Wednesdays and dive into its mission and purpose. Enjoy!