Byline: Captain SA
On 29 August 2024, the Rabasotho Hall in Tembisa hosted the highly anticipated Work and Career Expo, organized by the Department of Employment and Labor in collaboration with the Ekurhuleni Municipality. This significant event aimed to provide job seekers, students, and professionals with the tools and knowledge they need to succeed in today’s competitive job market. #WorkAndCareerExpo #EmpoweringTembisa
Event Overview
The expo served as a valuable platform for connecting individuals with opportunities across various sectors. Under the capable guidance of Program Director Mr. Ayabonga Tito, the day was packed with informative sessions, expert presentations, and networking opportunities. The event commenced with an opening and welcome address by Lunga Manaka, setting the stage for a day of learning and growth. #CareerOpportunities #Networking
Key Presentations
- Purpose and PES Services: Mamosuwe outlined the objectives of the event and the Public Employment Services (PES) available to the attendees. This session was designed to guide job seekers on how to effectively use these services to their advantage. #PES #JobSeekers
- Opportunities in IES, UIF, and COID: Michael discussed the opportunities available through Public Employment Services (PES). Lunga Manaka addressed client complaints about employers within the Inspection and Enforcement Services (IES), focusing on employees’ rights. He also spoke about the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF). Ayabonga Tito highlighted the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases (COID) program, providing attendees with crucial insights into navigating the labor market and securing their rights. #EmployeesRights #LaborMarket
- Educational and Training Opportunities: Mr. Masango from Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) delivered a presentation highlighting the academic and training programs available at TUT, emphasizing the importance of education in advancing one’s career. He also outlined the number of universities of technology in South Africa, the number of universities in Gauteng, and highlighted that each province has its own university. #EducationMatters #UniversitiesOfTechnology
- Skills Development: Pokello Makenete from SIGNA addressed the critical role of skills development in enhancing employability and career prospects. Attendees learned about various programs and initiatives designed to upskill individuals for the evolving job market. #SkillsDevelopment #Employability
- Productivity and Efficiency: Mr. Mdidimba from Productivity SA shared insights on improving workplace productivity and personal efficiency, which are key factors in achieving success in any career. #Productivity #Efficiency
- Technical and Vocational Education: Ms. Nandipha from EASTC College presented on the importance of technical and vocational education in preparing for the demands of today’s industries, providing a pathway for students and job seekers to gain practical, job-ready skills. #VocationalEducation #JobReadySkills
Conclusion
The Work and Career Expo was more than just an event; it served as a bridge to new opportunities and a brighter future for the community of Tembisa. Attendees left equipped with knowledge, resources, and connections that will help them take the next step in their careers. The Department of Employment and Labor, along with the Ekurhuleni Municipality, continues to demonstrate its commitment to empowering individuals and fostering economic growth within the region. #Empowerment #EconomicGrowth
For those who missed the event or would like more information, contact +27 81 375 3498.
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