Rocking Future career expo inspires Grade 12 learners at Woodlands International College

Rocking Future recently hosted a career expo at Woodlands International College to help Grade 12 learners explore their career options.

According to Kay Cheytanov of Rocking Future, 3RC’s Rocking Future expos aim to equip learners with knowledge about potential career paths, skill development and employment opportunities in a country facing high youth unemployment.

“For 24 years, Rocking Future has been guiding high school learners through the often overwhelming transition from school to the working world.

“Many learners find it challenging to choose a career path or secure employment, and the 3RC team, alongside top tertiary educational institutions, plays a vital role in helping learners align their ambitions, skills and personalities with suitable career options.”

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Cheytanov said the 2024 tour spanned five months and received an enthusiastic response from learners and educators.

“This journey was nothing short of spectacular. The level of engagement from learners and educators exceeded our expectations.

“The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, affirming the expo’s role in shaping future careers.”

Cheytanov went on to say that during the 2024 circuit, Rocking Future visited 231 high schools across Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Gqeberha, and KwaZulu-Natal, distributing 29 423 copies of the Future Guide Magazine.

“Tailored for matric learners, the magazine provides essential information designed to educate, motivate and inspire them as they prepare for life beyond school.

“The 2025 Rocking Future career expos have already begun with great enthusiasm, making stops in the East Rand and Cape Town.”

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