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‘Don’t tell me what you studied, show me what you built’: South Africa’s tech new hiring benchmark

In South Africa’s tech ecosystem, a university degree might get your CV read, but a working app gets you hired.

Tarun Mottlia

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‘Don’t tell me what you studied, show me what you built’: South Africa’s tech new hiring benchmark
Image: A tech degree is only the start. Richfield students build the skills they will need to turn classroom learning into workplace experience. Image source: Phathisani Moyo

In South Africa’s tech ecosystem, a university degree might get your CV read, but a working app gets you hired. With graduate unemployment at 12.4% and critical developer shortages, tech employers are making a firm pivot: Don’t tell me what you studied, show me what you built. In this feature, PHATHISANI MOYO explores how students, private colleges, and tech giants are rewriting the rules of job readiness. From building full-stack platforms on campus to landing roles at AWS before graduation…

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