Diary of a Jnr Geologist | South African YouTuber
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Nators! On this episode, I'll be talking about the transition from University to the working place. My personal experiences working in a conventional gold mine as a Graduate Geologist, the challenges and expectations.
If you like the episode, give it a thumbs up! Also share your own personal experiences on the comment section below.
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Just discovered this channel 2days ago. I'm in love with the content here, very informative. I'm in my Final semester studying Geology Hnrs in Zim... I've learnt a thing or two from the few videos ive watched so far.
Keep at it Sbue👏 you're doing a good job. We need more of these, you know cz there's not enough information out there.
Hey Kudakwashe!
Glad you love the content! Much more is coming🔥💯
Work can just be hectic sometimes, and can't get to it.
All the best with your studies! 🔥
Graduate geo working for a consultant from Botswana here and all you said is true. I've heard swear words flying around in meetings and site visits, I've had to make a decisive decision at 2am in the morning to commission drilling for a 1km geotechnical hole. Don't get me started on how my supervisor was always breathing down my my neck 24/7 hahaha. Having a back bone helps, be well rehearsed and outspoken with your thoughts and people take you serious. Keep up the good work Sbu
Haha that's intense! It's really an intense and harsh environment. You need to have the character and backbone for it. Thanks for sharing man! Appreciate it. ❤️🙏🏾💯
I'm an Honours Geology grad at NMU, recently graduated this year and everyday while applying for these graduate programs I've been learning how to improve my CV. I'm just sitting at home now waiting for Jesus, it's kinda stressful but I'm trying not to break. I just found out about this about this channel today, never knew it could exist, and you're journey has been amazing. I am inspired.
Man,has there been any luck?
Great video Sbu. Frank, informative and well conveyed🤟🏾
Thank you bro!!
I'm loving these videos. I'm about to start as a PIT. Thank you so much for this. Very helpful.
Thanks Sibu! All the best!!🎉🎉I hope you learn a lot and become a confident professional! Please come back and share your experiences with us later this year.
@@sibusisombonambi726 thank you so much, and definitely I will come back and share my experience
Thank you man, this video has enlightened me alot as someone interested in mining geo
You are welcome
You videos dude 👏👏salute. Ayangisiza kakhul❤.
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Great content Nceku... 👌👏👏
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I love your content
🔥🔥 Thank you Vutomi
i'm doing mining engineering and i love your content
Thanks for watching! And happy you enjoying the content. Please subscribe 🔥
Hey how did you get a vac work ?
Plz make a vid covering how u got to do vac work in ur 2nd year
Hi Kenneth. Sure thing✊🏽
Hey mahn! Love your stuff. I just have a few quick questions: are there specific modules that one needs to do in Honours in order to get a better chance of being accepted into what you are currently doing? Also, how did you manage to get the internship opportunity that you are in? Did you get funding in Honours or did you have to go find it own your own?
Hi Tebogo. Not really no, but obviously it'll be more beneficial for you to do modules that related to the speciality that you want to go into. However, if you'll be enrolled into a Graduate Program at the Mine, it should be enough to equip you to be competent for a Jnr Mine Geologist position. Hope that makes sense.
For your second question, nope I applied in several mines while I was doing my Honours for an internship opportunity. Because I live in a mining area, I was accepted as a "Community Intern".
Oh okay. It makes sense. I've always wanted to be a Geologist at a mine. I'm from Carletonville, so I might stand somewhat of chance then.
When do you think I should start applying? Because I'm doing my Honours as we speak. And I'm just very anxious about it all
@@tebogogobile7231 Start applying right away for 2022 Internship/Graduate Opportunities that are open.
Thank you! I'm on it. I really appreciate your insight, it was very helpful🙏🏾
Pls tell me if there vacancies in mining industry as geologist