How One TikToker Is Helping Job Seekers Enter The Environmental Science Field

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  • A TikTok user in the mining industry is sharing her insights on how to break into environmental science with short courses that can open doors.
  • Her video breaks down affordable and advanced options, catering to different budgets, and has sparked interest among job seekers.
  • Audience reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with many requesting advice for other industries as well.
A woman shared educational tips to help netizens land a job. Image: @thatoyaonakgobe Source: TikTok

So, you're looking to make a move into the environmental side of mining? Well, let me tell you about a TikTok creator who might just be your new best friend. Oyaona Kgobe, a professional in the mining industry, has taken to the platform to share some golden nuggets of advice that could help you get your foot in the door.

Here’s What One TikTok User Has to Say to Job Seekers

In her viral video, Oyaona breaks down a range of short courses that can give you an edge in the highly competitive job market. She’s not just throwing names out there; she’s giving real, actionable advice that can help you build a stronger resume and land your dream job. Now, that's what I call value!

On her TikTok account @thatoyaonakgobe, she dives deep into some qualifications offered by North-West University (NWU). If you’re looking to boost your CV with some serious credentials, she suggests courses like Environmental Law and Environmental Management Systems. These courses can cost anywhere from R10,000 to R20,000, but the return on investment could be well worth it. Imagine walking into an interview knowing you’ve got these heavy hitters on your side!

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    TikTokker Offers Affordable Alternatives for Budget-Conscious Learners

    But let’s face it, not everyone has the budget for pricey courses. That’s where Oyaona steps in with some budget-friendly options that won’t break the bank. She recommends two NOSA courses: the Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Mining and Safety Act, both available for around R3,000. These certificates might not come with the big price tag, but they can still land you some impressive roles, like environmental officer, practitioner, or even a specialist, depending on the organization you’re targeting.

    If you're wondering what these courses can actually do for you, think about it this way: they’re not just pieces of paper. They’re tools that can help you navigate the complexities of the industry, giving you the knowledge and skills to excel. And who knows? That affordable course might just be the ticket to a whole new career path.

    Check out the TikTok video below to see her full breakdown:

    Her video quickly went viral, sparking a lively conversation in the comments section. People from all over Mzansi were chiming in, expressing their gratitude and asking for more advice. Let’s take a look at some of the reactions:

    @mikhensokaren said:

    "Thank you for this video. Very informative! ❤️"

    @DithapeloP commented:

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  • "Hi sis, which one can I do that aligns with the project management qualification?"

    @shantell018 mentioned:

    "Please also ask about analytical chemistry 🙏"

    @Mpumeh wrote:

    "For someone who did development studies, what can I do?"

    @yekhosi stated:

    "Did health and safety, can you help?"

    @Seboke typed:

    "Where to study SAGE?"

    @SharonMalulekePhaw shared:

    "SGS have an environmental system also I'm currently busy with mine. It's - + R3000."

    @pale added:

    "What can I add? I studied electrical engineering (N2 -N6). I'm currently a sales intern in a steel company."

    More Career and Education Tips to Explore

    Oyaona’s video is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to career advice on TikTok. There’s a whole world of helpful content out there for those who are ready to take the next step in their professional journey. Here are a few more examples:

    • A Mzansi TikTok creator recently shared a list of short courses that he believes can lead to high-paying jobs. If you're looking for a career change or a promotion, this could be the push you need.
    • Another TikTok user broke down the highest-paying professions in South Africa. If you’re wondering which fields are worth exploring, this video could provide some much-needed clarity.
    • Briefly News reported on a woman who completely changed her career trajectory after completing a short course that helped her land her dream job. Sometimes, all it takes is one decision to transform your life.
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