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The fifth phase of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative is now underway, and the education department is accepting applications for teaching assistant positions from the 22nd April. Here are more details to ensure that you meet the requirements and don't miss out on the opportunity.


Phase Four of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative will soon take flight later this month. But how does it work? 


Phase Four of the Teaching and General Assistant initiative is fast approaching, meaning a new batch of youth will have an opportunity to apply and work as a teaching or general assistant for a few months. But what qualifications are needed in order to apply?


The Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) will soon be welcoming new teaching and general assistants during the upcoming Phase Four. But who is not eligible to apply? 


Phase Four of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) is set to be implemented in the near future, meaning applications will soon be opened to the youth. 


The Presidential Youth Employment Initiative will soon enter its fourth phase since it began in December 2020. Stakeholders in the education sector are pleased of the progress that has been made through this initiative and have extended their gratitude to previous participants.

 


The Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI), introduced by President Cyril Ramaphosa in 2020, is an intervention to assist young people seeking employment. While a number of young people have benefited from this initiative, continued employment through the programme is not guaranteed.


 The Presidential Youth Employment Intervention Phase 3 will be ending in August 2022. The Basic Education Department has also completed the planning for Phase 4 of the intervention.


Teaching and General Assistant opportunities that are made available through the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) are due to return soon. Here is what participating candidates need to do in order to benefit from the initiative.


Youth currently in the third phase of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) have been encouraged to take on other opportunities that form part of this initiative. Through these particular opportunities, the youth will gain skills that will help them in the job market.

 


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