A young man listed degrees in high demand in South Africa in a TikTok video. The footage went viral online, leaving many people in Mzansi intrigued.
The man listed all the degrees that are in high demand in the country in a TikTok video making rounds on the internetA South African man has sparked a conversation on social media after sharing a list of degrees that are currently in high demand in the country.The informative video quickly gained traction, with many viewers eager to learn about fields with promising career prospects.
In the clip, the man highlighted fields in technology, including cloud computing, cybersecurity, data analysis, and software development or coding."Guys, IT skills are in such high demand in this country that even private entities are paying people to go and study these skills so that they could come and work for them," he said.
@itsjustizzyog also mentioned healthcare workers such as doctors, nurses, medical technologists, and pharmacists, expressing that the healthcare industry is always in demand due to ongoing health issues."A big misconception where people think we are overproducing engineers that is not true; we are overproducing artisans and technicians, but those are not engineers, guys there is a big difference.
Lastly, the man shared that financial skills or degrees in accounting, auditing, digital tools, and AI technology are also in demand."Pov : No degree is in demand in SA we have over 2k unemployed Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and mechanical engineers are becoming data scientists mxm SA is a messy place.""Is Marine biology safe? I plan on doing it but I don't want to spend a significant amount of my time, doing something that will lead me unemployed.
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