Jobs in Demand Today (2024) Globally 🌎|| My Top 7 “safe” careers 👩🏽‍🔬 || Career Hotspots 📚

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Top 7 Jobs In Demand Globally 👩🏽‍💻🌎💰!

Structure of video 🔍:
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01:55 List of Top 7 Careers
05:05 Scoreboard
08:10 Research / QnA Reponses
12:03 Conclusion

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[makhadzianaki]

1. Software developer
2. Artisan
3. Nurse
4. Paramedic
5. Teacher
6. Actuary
7. Chartered accountant

[surprisethanjekwayo]

I am Software Developer and I agree with you in terms of being "safe", it pays really well, I have over 10 years experience now.

[Nhla]

I genuinely still feel like being a medical doctor is still bossing the job markets. Especially because in this video you can acknowledge the need for nurses, the same is true for doctors, if not more. The beauty of it is that the the career is broad, you can specialize in anything you want from head to toe🎉

[reamohetsemei]

Hi Nokuhle, really enjoyed the video, you're literally the big sister everybody wishes they had when it comes all things "adulting". Wanted to ask if it would be possible to do a video focused on graduates with Finance related degrees and how to break into the Accounting, Investment Banking etc... space. Perhaps a video sharing you and your fellow peers/colleagues experiences, tips and tricks etc....

[slindilemajola]

I wish I had access to such when I was in high school. I definitely would have made more realistic decisions regarding my future.
Thanks for sharing, Nokuhle.🙏🏾

[itumelengmonare]

🎓🎓🎓🎓🎓🎓 we are here and thank you for this, its really changing and can make you to work hard and also to make sure that we do research on what we want to do, thanks alot and you are not biased trust me, I am glad that you are a chartered accountant because u believe that you will make a great CEO one day👏👏

[busimafunda]

You have scored yourself a subscriber…

Informative content. Thank you

[zinhlezwane]

I want to pivot with my BCom Informatics to ACCA /IT Audit.Nurses have a longer progression.I see alot insurance/medical aid companies need case managers to handle health cases.

[JustSaying]

I pursued a diploma in public relations and communication, but upon reflection, I find myself drawn to a different career path. If I were to embark on a new educational journey, teaching would be my preferred choice. I am particularly attracted to the prospect of teaching due to the extended holidays it offers, which would enable me to spend quality time with my children during their school breaks. My second choice, if not teaching, would be to establish my own business. This entrepreneurial endeavour appeals to me as it would grant me the autonomy of being my own boss and the opportunity to create generational wealth for the benefit of my children.

[mabuthozulu]

Hey Noks, love your videos. Can you do a video where you grade degrees that we are looking into studying, that would be great if possible❤ I was looking into studying BCOM in Supply Chain Management and would like to see how it compares to other degrees

[shaznewa]

I think u channel is the most honest n real

[ThatoKhumaloTK]

Loved this video. As a child of a nurse, I agree with everything except Work Life balance. Nurses, in hospitals, typically work 12 hours a day. This does not include travel time to and from work. And, theybonly get two days off a week. Maybe the nurses that work night shift, because it's 7 days at work and 7 days off work. But other then that, hardly any work life balance.

[ThandoMboniswa]

For the teacher one, there's flexibility too. I have seen a lot of teachers move into Learning and Development for those who want a corporate experience. A lot of tiktoks available on how to make the shift

[rrekomane]

Also being a Business Analyst, feel like this path is underrated, they earn on par with Devs and low barriers of entry, well yea. Im a business analyst by the way

[sallyrams]

Wow....i really, really loved your content.This is the infor we all need..Im in love with nursing so much, but i cant afford to pay by myself.Can i pls ask if there are bursaries or even companies that are able to sponsor people(not the government one)to study at private colleges as i prefere them because i know most bursaries sponsor only universities.Hopefully next year as im still busy upgrading my maths at the moment.Your new subscriber will be very happy to hear from you😊

[thandokofane]

🎓typing this as i prepare for my final exams

[SekaSetswana]

I thought you were going to cover career specialization after becoming a chartered accountant. I was a bit confused but I understand after watching.

Your channel is named CA(SA) So I thought you were talking from lived experience of people around you.

[bongi_nkuna]

My bias self gives a big thumbs up to careers with a Computer Science degree, it opens up opportunities to multiple options eg. Cyber Security, Software development/Engineering, big data careers, cloud careers etc, the money is great, career progression is great, lot's of career choices, hybrid working including remote working internationally. The biggest benefit, is the fact that Tech is ever changing so there are always new careers emerging from the same CS Degree... Tech career progression includes roles as Solution architects, Tech Leads, CTO, CIO, etc

[princedahking]

Tech field is in demand from software development to others like data science, cyber security (still growing in SA) there are a lot of them

[andiswazulu]

🎓🎓🎓Actuarial Analysts (yet to be Actuaries😉) tap in🔥🔥🔥😅😅