Over 5000 Gauteng Youth receive jobs

Thousands of Gauteng youth, will no longer be counted amongst the unemployed after they received their employment letters from Premier Panyaza Lesufi on Saturday.

GAUTENG RECRUITMENT DRIVE

The mass recruitment is part of Nasi iSpani empowerment project which was launched on youth day.

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When we said ‘Nasi iSpane’ we were told it’s a hoax and it’s a political statement. We are excited today that thousands and thousands of young people are here to receive their appointment letters regardless of their social or political standing. Less talk, more work! pic.twitter.com/BVg9EvIs2p

— Panyaza Lesufi (@Lesufi) November 4, 2023

Around 5000 excited young people packed the Rhema Bible Church in Randburg, with more expected to return in December.

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Those appointed included 250 Civic Education Ambassadors, 2248 early childhood development practitioners, 517 building inspectors and 2166 crime prevention wardens.

HOW TO APPLY

The Nasi iSpani recruitment drive has over 8000 vacancy’s which are only limited to Gauteng youth between the ages of 18 and 35.

1. Visit the Gauteng Provincial Government Website

To begin the application process, visit the official Gauteng Provincial Government website

2. Select the “Apply Online” Button

3. Create an Account

4. Select the Desired Vacancy

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5.Complete the Online Application Form

Carefully fill out the online application form. Provide all the necessary personal details and answer the required questions. Double check the accuracy of your information before moving onto the next step

6. Upload Supporting Documents. These documents help the recruitment team assess your qualifications and suitability for the position applied.

7. Review and Submit Your Application

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