Western Cape young people, between the ages of 18 and 35, have less than a week to apply for teacher’s assistant positions as part of the second phase of the country’s Basic Education Employment Initiative.
The province has almost 30-thousand positions available.
Successful candidates will support teachers with administrative tasks and classroom management, while others will assist with maintenance, cleaning and general administration at schools.
Director of Communications at the Western Cape Education Department, Bronagh Hammond.
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Very important information to note regarding #BEEIApplications. Everyone's application will be reviewed, regardless of when it was received, as long as it was submitted during the application period. #YouthSupportingSchools https://t.co/5Y1PpmnwvE
— Dep. Basic Education (@DBE_SA) September 28, 2021
We are aware that some applicants are experiencing challenges when applying via the https://t.co/aG6S0l8obY platform. You are kindly requested to use the numbers provided below for any information or assistance you might need. Thank you @ElijahMhlanga @HubertMweli @ReginahMhaule pic.twitter.com/8CEnzYmIi6
— Dep. Basic Education (@DBE_SA) September 28, 2021
