This is the most detailed and best chemical engineering related video I ever watched. And I'm so excited cause I was just studying about energy balance yesterday and this video relates so well🥰
Yho this video was much needed in terms pf perspective 😅I started my internship (WIL) recently , lol its been close to a month but plant work lets say its been 2 weeks. I HAVE BEEN FEELING IT. Your videos motivated me through my last year in Varsity sana, glad to see you're back.
I remember watching your videos 2 years ago and the course was chawing me😭😭 I am an EIT now and some days are exciting, but I am still new. Looking forward to more videos in this series🥰😇
My father wanted me to pursue chemical engineering. I just wasn’t interested, so I ended up studying computer science. Great to hear your story. Pardon my curiosity: Tell me about your name - Sundani Shilaluke? What does it mean, and where does it come from?
I’m glad you decided to go with what interests you. I hope you’re enjoying it. My name is Venda and my Surname is Tsonga (I’m Tsonga). My name Sundani means to go/go away or move. My family is from Limpopo in South Africa
Hi, not sure if you're aware but a note to be wary posting anything related to your work, location, personal life. Noticed the uniform at 5:32 Nice video, I hope it's an exciting career for you.
Funny how I’m doing chemical engineering and as yet I can’t fully explain what it is😭😭 This was so helpful❤️ Please do post more of these, didnt want it to end🤭🫶🏽
Hi. I did a BSc in Chemical Engineering so I’m not sure how much that would differ from what a diploma can offer but what I noticed when preparing to go into the work space is that some companies only wanted to hire people who had passed modules with more 65% and some didn’t. I personally passed a few of my modules with 50-60% and that was not an issue for the company I had a bursary with and am currently working for. In summary, I think it depends on where you hoping to end up; but obviously passing with more than 65% would give you more options.
Does Chemistry pay well? I'm asking cause I'm majoring in Chemistry and Stats and when I do honors, I'm wondering if I should go for Stats or Chem; I love Chem but I also want to get paid.
I would prefer to keep my salary private but you can use this link to get an idea of how much a process engineer in South Africa earns: za.indeed.com/career/process-engineer/salaries
Hey I really hope you reply soon How often are you actually involved in the actual chemical production of products ...like are you ever in a lab because im caught between Analytical Chemistry and chemical engineeriim more interested in more lab than office work and more standing than sitting
Hey😊 Chemical engineering doesn’t have much lab work. If you’d strictly like to be in the lab I’d recommend you do Analytical Chemistry instead. As a chemical engineer who works in the petrochemical industry, I am on site quite often so I’m definitely not sitting in the office all day everyday. I mostly go on site to do inspections on vessels such as reactors, distillation columns etc. Chemical engineering job opportunities are very broad though. I know a few chemical engineers who do work in the lab occasionally. It depends what industry you go into and which company you work at. I hope that helps ♥️
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This is the most detailed and best chemical engineering related video I ever watched. And I'm so excited cause I was just studying about energy balance yesterday and this video relates so well🥰
Yho this video was much needed in terms pf perspective 😅I started my internship (WIL) recently , lol its been close to a month but plant work lets say its been 2 weeks. I HAVE BEEN FEELING IT. Your videos motivated me through my last year in Varsity sana, glad to see you're back.
That’s so great to hear. Wishing you all the best with your internship ❤️
This is nice to watch as a btech in chem engineering student ❤can we have more of these❤
Thanks❤️ I’ll definitely try to post more videos like this 😊
I remember watching your videos 2 years ago and the course was chawing me😭😭 I am an EIT now and some days are exciting, but I am still new. Looking forward to more videos in this series🥰😇
Congratulations! Wishing you all the best for your EIT journey😊.
Wonderful video. I'm in my final year of B Tech chemE, and I would like more of this.
Thank you❤
Thank you ❤️ I’ll definitely try to post more of these.
thank you so much for this…graduated a month ago and preparing to go back home
subscribed at first minute 🙏🏾🫶🏾
Thank you and congratulations! ❤️
much needed content.
My father wanted me to pursue chemical engineering. I just wasn’t interested, so I ended up studying computer science. Great to hear your story.
Pardon my curiosity: Tell me about your name - Sundani Shilaluke? What does it mean, and where does it come from?
I’m glad you decided to go with what interests you. I hope you’re enjoying it.
My name is Venda and my Surname is Tsonga (I’m Tsonga). My name Sundani means to go/go away or move. My family is from Limpopo in South Africa
Great video.
Hi, not sure if you're aware but a note to be wary posting anything related to your work, location, personal life. Noticed the uniform at 5:32
Nice video, I hope it's an exciting career for you.
Noted. Thank you!
proud of you ❤💯
Thank you! ❤️
Hi babe. Can we a study tips video for engineering victims.🙏🏾🔆
Love it 🫶🏾
I can’t wait to see you on the mentor list at your company
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Great content love it🥰 , i am doing second year , help with companies that offer winter vacation work
Thank you! ❤️ I’ll do some research and see if I can put together a video on vacation work
More volts in daily life of chemical engineer
Funny how I’m doing chemical engineering and as yet I can’t fully explain what it is😭😭
This was so helpful❤️
Please do post more of these, didnt want it to end🤭🫶🏽
That was me for the longest time! But the more time I spend working as a chemical engineer, the clearer it gets.
Would you say chemical engineering is in demand and will be in demand in the next 10 years
Yes, I would say so.
How sure are you@@SundaniShilaluke
May we please get more of these videos, thank you.😅
I’ll definitely try to post more of these. Thanks 😊
I'?m a Uni student. Thank you for the video. Is your engineering degree a BEng or BSc or BEng Tech?
Thank you. It’s a BSc
do you think it is advisable to do apprenticeship instead of going uni(in order to become a chemical engineer)
What skills does one need to have as fresh graduate of chemical engineering before searching for a job.
I have a video on my channel that highlights a few skills I would consider valuable based on my experience. Feel free to check it out 🙂
I'M also doing diploma in chemical engineering...can you please tell will passing the modules with 50-60% have iffect on my degree?
Hi. I did a BSc in Chemical Engineering so I’m not sure how much that would differ from what a diploma can offer but what I noticed when preparing to go into the work space is that some companies only wanted to hire people who had passed modules with more 65% and some didn’t. I personally passed a few of my modules with 50-60% and that was not an issue for the company I had a bursary with and am currently working for. In summary, I think it depends on where you hoping to end up; but obviously passing with more than 65% would give you more options.
@@SundaniShilaluke ok thanks alot❤
Does Chemistry pay well? I'm asking cause I'm majoring in Chemistry and Stats and when I do honors, I'm wondering if I should go for Stats or Chem; I love Chem but I also want to get paid.
As a process engineer may i know how much you are earning
I would prefer to keep my salary private but you can use this link to get an idea of how much a process engineer in South Africa earns: za.indeed.com/career/process-engineer/salaries
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I really hope you reply soon
How often are you actually involved in the actual chemical production of products ...like are you ever in a lab because im caught between Analytical Chemistry and chemical engineeriim more interested in more lab than office work and more standing than sitting
Hey😊
Chemical engineering doesn’t have much lab work. If you’d strictly like to be in the lab I’d recommend you do Analytical Chemistry instead. As a chemical engineer who works in the petrochemical industry, I am on site quite often so I’m definitely not sitting in the office all day everyday. I mostly go on site to do inspections on vessels such as reactors, distillation columns etc.
Chemical engineering job opportunities are very broad though. I know a few chemical engineers who do work in the lab occasionally. It depends what industry you go into and which company you work at.
I hope that helps ♥️
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