[VIEWER QUESTION] This morning, we are asking you: What should young people study to fill the skills gaps in the job market? Send us your thoughts.

Any technical skill especially plumbers, electrician, mechanic, brickies, locksmiths. People under wstimate the value in a real skill and its irreplaceable.

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STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics): - Computer Science: Programming, data science, AI, machine learning, and cybersecurity are in high demand. - Engineering: Specializations like software, electrical, mechanical, or biomedical engineering are promising due to ongoing technological advancements. - Mathematics: With applications in finance, cryptography, and data analysis, mathematics remains a versatile and in-demand skill.

How to run independent media outlets , that what’s skills we need in this country .

Engineering, IT, Mathematics and AI.

Studying is just a waste of time but skill development will do

Attitude

The first thing we would appreciate is for people working in these departments not to misuse funds meant for them. The problem starts there; when it's time to employ people, the government claims there are no funds to hire and fill those skill gaps in the job market.

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Study how not to vote for the ANC or related parties that are anti-job creation, anti-growth and anti-market No amount of skills in the world will help people get jobs that don't exist. No amount of skills will secure employment if companies are closing down

It's not just about filling today's gaps, but anticipating tomorrow's. What emerging fields should young people explore that might not even be on our radar yet?