This notice was shared by unemployed qualified teachers on social media and while it stated that the routine maintenance was until Monday, users of the KZN Qualified Educators App have been redirected to an equivalent web portal until the mobile version was running.
Teachers job app swamped by users
By Anelisa Kubheka
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Durban – THE KZN Qualified Educators App was rendered dysfunctional after just over 30 000 applications and supporting documents were uploaded using this app and impacted the storage capacity of its server.
This was according to Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu and his head of department Enoch Nzama in a written legislature reply to questions by the DA.
KZN Education employment app frustrates unemployed graduates
By Anelisa Kubheka
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Durban - FRUSTRATED unemployed education graduates have reached out to teacher unions in a bid to get answers on “the fickle app” for unemployed qualified teachers launched by the provincial Department of Education.
Last week, the Daily News reported that the KZN Qualified Educators App had allegedly not been working for some time, however the department denied this saying the problems were resolved.
A group of unemployed education graduates met with the South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu) on Monday over frustration regarding the app.
Provincial secretary Nomarashiya Caluza said since schools opened in January they have been fighting and raising the issue of this app with the department. The app, launched in February last year, registers users as employers or applicants. Applicants register using their personal details, including their qualifications and academic record.