#PlayYourPart: Help our candidate get a job
Nomudiso has recently graduated and is hoping she will get a job at your business.
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She has completed her studies as a Draughting student and is on the lookout for a Junior position which will expose her to the engineering drawing fraternity.
She has done the MDDOP course at college level and has experience in CAD (Computer Aided Design) software, and would like to find a position where she can gain practical experience and apply her theoretical knowledge.
Nondumiso is fluent in English and Zulu and has very good communication skills. She has a lack of experience, but hopes that her eagerness to learn will give her a competitive advantage in any working environment.
If you want to get in touch to meet and interview her, then email [email protected] and we’ll put you in touch. Together we’ll help bring down the unemployment rate, one job at a time!
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Play Your Part is a nationwide programme created to inspire, empower, and celebrate active citizenship in South Africa. It aims to lift the spirit of our nation by inspiring all South Africans to contribute to positive change, become involved, and start doing.
A nation of people who care deeply for one another and the environment in which they live is good for everyone. Play Your Part is aimed at all South Africans – corporates and individuals, NGOs and government, churches and schools, and the young to the not-so-young. It aims to encourage South Africans to use some of their time, money, skills or goods to contribute to a better future for all.
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