SA’s youth can turn to TikTok to find employment

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SA’s youth can turn to TikTok to find employment
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Young people like Atlegang Songo can use TikTok as an enabling platform to move ahead.

Content creation on social media platforms could offer many young people a way out of South Africa’s unemployment dilemma, says video platformusage of internet users worldwide amounted to 151 minutes a day so “it makes sense that they leverage their time and skills and monetise their content,” said Bianca Sibiya, TikTok’s head of content operations for sub-Saharan Africa.

“At the heart of this programme lies an immersive in-person experience where content creators ranging from entry-level all the way up to public figures embark on a journey of discovery,” she added. TikToker Atlegang Songo, popularly known as Papi Nicetingz, shared his experience and how TikTok had given him a spotlight and a push towards his acting career.

“Even the industry cannot be gatekept as much anymore, creators can now be scouted based on what they can do. I mean what better way to showcase your talent if it’s not on social media through skits and all? It really gave me the exposure I needed to be seen by relevant people.”

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