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Are you interested in joining the SAYouth.mobi network to access learning and work opportunities in your area? Well, keep on reading to find out how to create a SAYouth account.

Knowledge is power and knowing what opportunities are available can be empowering for many individuals. One free platform provides this critical information for South African youth, however, losing your account could see you miss out on extremely valuable opportunities.

More than a million job opportunities was created as part of the Basic Education Employment Initiative. However, former teaching assistants have not received money for months. 

A programme that created more than one million job opportunities has reached the conclusion of its forth phase. While there is no official decision on whether the programme will continue in the future, the education department is urging youth not to apply for placement.

Teachers play a critical role in shaping the country’s future as they educate the country’s next generation. However, a looming teacher shortage and declining working conditions could be diluting the noble profession. 
 

If you are a young person between the ages of 15 and 34 years old seeking employment, then you might want to check out vacancies listed on SAYouth.mobi, here's how to gain access to this network. 

More than one million employment opportunities were created through the implementation of the Basic Education Employment Initiative (BEEI). While the programme has made a significant contribution to combatting youth unemployment, its implementation is set to come to an end. 

Phase 4 of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI), particularly the Basic Education Employment Initiative (BEEI), is currently underway according to the Basic Education Department. This sees unemployed youth take on the role of teacher assistants and general school assistants.

Due to a high unemployment rate countrywide, young South Africans are typically left with no choice but to accept any type of employment that comes their way. However, since 2020, the South African Government has established several initiatives in an effort to ensure that the unemployment rate begins to decrease.

Although many young South Africans leave school and pursue qualifications at tertiary institutions, more than half of the youth remain outside the labour market. The government has various plans in place to deal with this issue.