A photovoice study on the perceptions among unemployed youth of information technology in Mamelodi, South Africa
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Nkuna, Magogodi
Jordaan, Martina
Zangl, Peter
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Bielefeld University, Center of Social Service Studies
Abstract
South Africa is one of the countries in the world grappling with a high rate of unemployment. In March 2016 Statistics SA reported that the country’s unemployment rate has increased to 26.2% which is its highest since 2005 (Masiteng, 2016). According to Merten (2016), young people in South Africa between the ages of 15 to 24 make up the bulk of the unemployment number. Unemployment is caused by several factors including lack of skills and inadequate education.
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Unemployment, Young people, Lack of skills, South Africa (SA), Unemployed youth, Information technology
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Nkuna, M, Jordaan, M & ZAngl, P 2020, 'A photovoice study on the perceptions among unemployed youth of information technology in Mamelodi, South Africa', Social Work and Society, vol. 18, no. 1, pp. 1-14