Empowering the Youth of Limpopo Province: A Community Outreach Initiative for Employment and Skills Development

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In Limpopo Province, South Africa, the Public Employment Service (PES) unit of the Department of Employment and Labour is implementing an innovative approach to youth empowerment. They are launching a series of community outreach programs from September 13 to 29, aimed at equipping the young residents of Capricorn District Municipality with vital information and skills for job-seeking, informed career decisions, and access to training and development opportunities.

Objectives of the Outreach Sessions

Emmanuel Ravhudzulo, the Career Guidance Coordinator, explains that the primary goals of the outreach sessions are to assist job-seekers in obtaining information that will deepen their understanding of potential careers and enhance their employability through various job-hunting skills. These include programs on CV writing, interview preparation, and work ethics.

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Comprehensive Support and Guidance

To achieve these goals, the outreach programs will provide comprehensive support and guidance on a range of strategies for securing employment or accessing skills development opportunities. Additionally, unemployed job-seekers attending these sessions will be registered on the Employment Services of South Africa (ESSA) database for possible future employment prospects.

Personalized Experience

Work-seekers are encouraged to bring their CVs to the sessions, enabling a more personalized experience. The outreach initiative will span several villages in the Capricorn District Municipality, each with its own schedule and contact person.

Versatility and Adaptability

The venues for these sessions range from tribal offices and crèches to secondary schools and cafés, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the program to cater to the diverse needs of the local communities. Alongside varied venues, the outreach program is complemented by a team of dedicated contact persons, such as Mr Raseoana, Mr Legaseane Mothapo, Mr Senona, Mr Matome Mametja, Mr Moloto, and Mr Abraham Mohale.

Transforming Lives through Knowledge, Skills Development, and Access to Opportunities

By extending services beyond the confines of government offices and into the heart of communities, the Limpopo Province’s Public Employment Service unit embodies a holistic approach to youth empowerment. With a focus on providing practical guidance and hands-on training, these outreach sessions have the potential to transform the lives of countless young people in the region.

As the sun sets on the Capricorn District Municipality’s horizon, the seeds of a brighter future are being sown for its youth through the power of knowledge, skills development, and access to opportunities.

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