Unemployed Graduates & Job Seekers Proposal

Believers Chat Room together with Top Soweto Market Places is inviting all South African unemployed youth to place Free Adverts on our newspaper to solicit job opportunities from corporate businesses in Gauteng.

Requirements to place your advert in our newspaper.
1WhatsApp Voice Note:

Record a short description of who you’re and include your qualifications and the kind of job opportunity you’re looking for! The voice note should be 1.0 – 1.5 minutes long (short powerful & precise)

2.QR Code For Your Cellphone

I will create a QR Code for your current cell phone number you’re using so that potential employers can save your number & voice note on their database

3.Download Our Job Interview Podcasts

You can freely download our Job Interview Podcast Training Courses from Google Play and iTunes etc.

Your WhatsApp Voice Note Recordings

Your WhatsApp Voice Note recording should not be more than 1 & half minutes long. Speak clearly with confidence not arrogance state your full names and short qualifications and the type of work you’re trying to attract. (Be fluent specific and precise and stay relevant to the job prospect).

WHY?

Potential employers are looking for someone who is confident, eloquent well spoken and ready to take up opportunities that are available to them.
So prepare your voice note carefully, don’t rush and make mistakes.
Take your time and repeat it as many times as you can until you get it right.
The first impression counts it is what will get you the most attention from the employer if you standout from mediocre recordings.
So! Do it right and always think positive and project an optimistic view in your effort rts to prepare for this new challenge.

What's In It For Me!

Follow me on my radio podcasts and share on WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagran and Twitter to at least a minimum of 10 people from each social media respectively.
Mention “Top Soweto Market Places” newspaper as often as you can with word of mouth and talk to friends and family about it. Request a copy.
Follow and subscribe to my www.bcrradio.blogspot.com via email and share articles and podcast from Google Play or RadioPublic profile on Facebook & WhatsApp to at least 10 people.
This information will be required to get your free job seeking advert on our newspaper. (Without following us or sharing on social media chances of qualifying are null). I will need proof of that.
I will publish, run and promote your advert to our PDF version in 2 of our monthly publications. I will broadcast your advert to our database of business subscribers, email clients and our legitimate WhatsApp groups - To give you maximum exposure

About My Podcast Radio Broadcasting

High Note Radio is presented by Khonj Elwayo the podcast guy from S.A. Think of your life as, a blank encyclopedia. Every day when you wake up you should decide on the outcome of events and how you want the end of the day to finish. A happy ending of your day can sometime be a misleading comedy of errors! Something you can laugh about when you reflect on the day’s events. A bad day however; does not necessarily imply bad decisions on your part; even if it wasn’t that great or a Super Day. It simply means your choice of events was poorly managed and controlled by someone else other than you.

Please Share and participate before the closing date of 28th February 2019

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