The Nasi Ispani recruitment drive was a success, with over 100,000 people applying for jobs. The Nasi Ispani walk-in centres played a significant role in the success of the drive, as they made it possible for people from all over Gauteng to apply for jobs.
The Gauteng province held the Nasi Ispani recruitment drive in walk-in centres for several reasons.
- To make it easier for people to apply for jobs. The online application process can be difficult for some people, especially those who do not have access to the internet or who are not familiar with computers. By holding walk-in centres, the Gauteng government made it possible for people to apply for jobs in person, without having to worry about the online application process.
- To reach a wider range of people. Not everyone has access to the internet or a computer, so holding walk-in centres allowed the Gauteng government to reach people who might not have been able to apply for jobs online.
- To create a sense of urgency. By holding walk-in centres for a limited time, the Gauteng government created a sense of urgency among jobseekers. This motivated people to apply for jobs as soon as possible, in order to increase their chances of being selected.
Nasi Ispani walk-in centres
In addition to the walk-in centres, the Gauteng government also promoted the Nasi Ispani recruitment drive through various channels, including social media, radio, and television. This helped to ensure that a wide range of people were aware of the opportunity to apply for jobs.
| Venue | Address |
|---|---|
| Nasrec Expo Centre | Nasrec Rd Corner Randshow, Johannesburg 2021 |
| Pimville Community Hall | Modjaji St, Pimville, Soweto 1804 |
| Ekangala Community Hall | Bronkhorstspruit F,1108 Section D, Ekangala |
| Mabopane Indoor Sports Centre | Mangope Rd, Mabopane, 0190 |
| Malatji Community Hall | Atteridgeville |
| Duduza Multipurpose Centre | 3500 Lekope St, Duduza, Brakpan, 1496. |
| Faranani Multipurpose Centre | Modjadji St, Tsakane, Brakpan, 1548 |
| DH Williams Hall | 2097 Gumede St, Admin, Katlehong, 1431 |
| Rabasotho Community Centre | Tembisa 1624 |
| Bopatong Tshirela Community Hall | 1231 Moshoeshoe St, Boipatong, Vanderbijlpark, 1901 |
| Saul Tsotetsi Community Hall | Sebokeng Unit 14, Sebokeng, 1983 |
| Chief Mogale Hall | Kagiso 11013 Randfontein Rd, Witpoortje 245 Iq, Krugersdorp, 1754 |
The Nasi Ispani recruitment drive is a positive example of how the Gauteng government is working to address unemployment in the province. By making it easier for people to apply for jobs, the government is helping to create opportunities for people to improve their lives.
