Why on earth should you return to South Africa?
Why on earth would anyone consider returning back to South Africa in the face of load shedding, crime and political uncertainty?
Because it’s a worthwhile trade-off to come back.
“People thought I was crazy to return home but it was the best thing I ever did,” South African homecomer.
Over 350,000 South Africans have returned home over the past five years and according to trade union Solidarity, for every one person that returns home nine new jobs are created in the informal and formal sectors.
Attendees will encounter exciting career opportunities back home, properties from Pam Golding, schools within the ISASA group, relocation services from White & Co and Doree Bonne, cool merchandise and receive immigration advice.
They will be inspired by Thuli Madonsela (Time’s 100 top influential personalities for 2014), Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma (AU Chair) and Zelda la Grange (Nelson Mandela’s former PA) and hear personal journeys from people who’ve decided to return home – warts and all.
Employers range from industries like management consulting, construction, retail, ITC, telecoms, healthcare, media, private equity, business services, scientific research, technical services and include: KPMG, Deloitte, Foschini, Accenture, Mace Group, Partners in Performance, Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, Ipreo, GSK, Etisalat, Safaricom, Africa Health Placements, Dimension Data, Mediclinic, Prodigy Finance, Africa Practice, Jacobs Matasis, LelapaFund, CSIR, Alexander Forbes and Gauteng Department of Health.
Attendees will be able to build their network with interactive speed meet sessions, workshops and a walk-around expo. Serious career seekers can apply for the VIP Careers Speed Meet portion, which is by invitation only.
Taking place at the Olympia Conference Centre in Kensington on Friday 20th and Saturday 21st March, you simply can’t miss it. Entrance is complimentary but capacity is limited and we’re filling up fast.
Register now at www.homecomingrevolution.com/speed-meet-africa
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