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Replying to @Tsebo Olifant There are thousands of students applying for the same graduate jobs. Your degree doesn’t mean you should only be applying for jobs in that field. Here’s where to start: 1. Do a skills gap analysis. Identify the skills you have, what employers are looking for, and what you still need to develop. Consider skills gained through university projects, volunteering, leadership and part time work. 2. Research other industries. Which industries need the skills you already have? Don’t assume. Look at actual job descriptions and validate the demand. 3. Research job titles. Use LinkedIn and employer career pages to identify roles that match your skills, their requirements and potential career paths. 4. Consider location. Look beyond your immediate area. For international opportunities, check visa requirements, work authorisation and whether employers accept applications from South Africa. 5. Apply strategically. Broadening your search doesn’t mean applying for everything. Essential qualifications, professional registration, licences and technical requirements still matter. Remember, transferable skills don’t automatically qualify you for every role. The goal is to identify realistic opportunities, recognise your gaps and work on them. Always verify vacancies and research employers before sharing personal information or paying any fees. Your qualification is a starting point, not necessarily the limit of your career. No strategy guarantees employment, but a more informed job search gives you more options to explore. #jobtips #graduate #southafrica #creatorsearchinsights #jobhunting

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