As the excitement will fill the UB Stadium, it is imperative for them to start thinking about what's next. As parents will be celebrating, one thing they don't realise is that that might just be the beginning of pain as they might need to share their pensions with the graduates because there will be no more allowances. I can assure you that not half of those graduates will have found suitable jobs by 2010. The fact of the matter is we end up settling for any job we come across simply because you have no choice. A Computer Science graduate being a computer technician - waste of talent and skill. At times we feel like we pursued wrong courses. When you realise that Civil Engineers are getting jobs you think why did I do HR, but that suddenly changes as IT takes its course and we have everybody mimicking IT... The society is now polluted with IT professionals sitting at home and that goes for every other course. Previously teaching was very exciting as you would not even stay a day at home after your graduation but what's happening now?
Have your Bachelors' degree and be a temporary teacher at a primary school in Mmashoro.
