Jobs in high demand
CareerJunction reported increased hiring activity in the banking, business management, and information technology industries. Several positions have been posted more frequently in each sector:
Finance +9% Financial Accounting or Project Accounting
Wages and Payroll
Accounts Receivable or Payable
Credit Management
Cost and Management Accounting
Procurement and Purchasing
Bookkeeping
Financial Analysis
Internal Auditing
Information Technology +8%
Software Development
Systems Analysis
Architecture, either technical or business architecture
IT Project Management or Administration
Design, development, or administration of a database
Data Analysis or Data Warehousing
Business Analysis
Systems or Network Administration
Business and Management +5%
Middle or Department Management
Business Development
Staff Recruitment or Selection
Director or Executive Management
Infrastructure or Operations Consulting
Supervisor and Team Leader
Senior Management
According to the group, there has been no notable decrease in hiring activity in any of the areas it evaluates. It did, however, see an increase in individuals applying for jobs in the design, media, and arts sectors, as well as in education and health.
“As a result of Covid, there was an increased demand for medical staff in 2020.” “Most provinces have seen a decrease in medical personnel recruitment activities after the conclusion of the pandemic,” the association added.
According to the report, Gauteng has the highest recruiting activity (54%), followed by the Western Cape (21%), and KwaZulu Natal (11%). Notably, overseas hiring activity remains at 3%.
Gauteng and the Western Cape have seen a significant boost in manufacturing and assembly hiring, whereas KZN has seen a decrease. Demand for warehouse and logistics candidates is also increasing in the Western Cape.
Engineering and Architecture
The job portal reported a considerable increase in job openings in South Africa’s architecture and engineering sectors.
The majority of hiring activity in these sectors is concentrated in Gauteng and KwaZulu Natal, with businesses looking for applicants with tertiary education (diploma or higher).
These are some of the scarce skills in this industry:
Agricultural Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Civil Engineering / Structural Engineering
Select market-related incomes for top in-demand skills on offer include:
R45,319 to R60,304 Mechanical Engineer
R37,526 to R47,778 for an Electrical Engineer
R26,351 to R34,864 for Industrial Engineer
In South Africa, which courses provide the most job opportunities?
So, take a look at the short courses that are in high demand in South Africa in 2022 to discover what piques your interest.
Project administration.
SEO.
Occupational Health and Safety.
Marketing.
Computer Training.
Sales Management.
Who has the highest pay in South Africa?
It goes without saying that being a pilot is one of the highest-paying jobs in South Africa. An entry-level employment with up to two years of experience pays between R350,000 and R450,000 per year, while 4-5 years pays between R500,000 and R800,000.
Which job is simple and pays well?
If you’re looking for simple, high-paying employment, don’t overlook house sitting. Your primary obligation is just to be present and ensure that a home is not left empty. Typically, there will be a few more responsibilities, such as watering plants, checking the mail, and possibly some light cleaning.
