CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: Youth employment programme is changing lives

I was recently shown an inspiring and deeply touching post on a Facebook group for participants in government’s school assistant programme.

This young man’s words capture the essence of this outstanding programme. The school assistant programme is part of the Presidential Employment Stimulus, the largest youth employment intervention in our country’s history, which has to date reached close to a million participants. There are the stories of young South Africans who had been struggling to find work, and now have been able to make modest extensions to their homes, start small businesses or further their studies. One young participant with a mild mental disability said that he had been surviving off a disability grant and never thought he would be considered for the programme.

As one participant said: “My CV is no longer empty. Before this programme it was blank, now it has five certificates.” Participants get information on scholarships and bursaries for further study and organisations in the wider education sector are looking to absorb participants into literacy and library programmes.

The platform is part of the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention, which brings together several government departments, the National Youth Development Agency, the Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator, Jobs Fund, the Youth Employment Service, National Business Initiative and Confederation of Associations in the Private Employment Sector, among others, to create pathways for young people into earning opportunities.

Siyayibongela iyouth yase Phala Phala🙏

Where? Tsek with this nonsensical propaganda.

Where it's changing?

How so?

Where?

Lol and you believe him😂

Changing which lives 🤔

Investing and getting the returns is what i have ever wanted finally found it In LisaMarkdona2

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