Question

1.2 Explain the concept of the labour market to a Grade 12 school-leaver. Give a

brief discussion on his current role in the market and how this could change
given a tertiary education.

Answer 1

The labor market is the phrase used to describe the supply of labor by employees and demand of labor by the employers as such there is an interaction between the workers and the employers where wage is paid to the workers by the employers for the labor the workers supplied

Being educated gives an employee the capacity to be more productive and gives an indication of the potential of prospective employees to recruiters and employers. Therefore, qualifications attained are an advantage when seeking employment alongside many several other job seekers

Therefore, a grade 12 school-leaver competing for a job alongside several others with similar or tertiary education is less likely to secure a desired job or vocation

However, with a tertiary education, such job seekers would more readily convince recruiters about their ability to satisfactorily perform their desired job

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