Kaya 959 Tech & Innovation

Tech Skills Transforming SA Earnings

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HyperionDev’s latest Graduate Outcomes Report shows South African graduates earning an average of R45,000 per month — double the typical junior software engineer salary. Dr. Anjali Ramburn explains why practical, workplace‑ready digital skills are reshaping employability, why women now make up 36.38% of graduates, and how tech roles are expanding across finance, healthcare, logistics and education. A powerful conversation on youth unemployment, skills‑based hiring, and the future of digital careers.
22 Sep English South Africa Technology · Business

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