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In Episode Six (Part 1) of the High Level Podcast, we are joined by Nkululeko Thusini, a mechanical engineer turned passionate educator, to discuss the future of engineering skills development and career growth. Nkululeko, the founder of Palucraft, brings a wealth of experience from his work at Rand Water, Eskom, and Sasol, and shares his mission to support engineers, technicians, and artisans with valuable resources and training. 🌟🔧
Guest Overview: Nkululeko Thusini graduated from the University of Johannesburg with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s in Engineering Management. His career includes roles at major companies such as Rand Water, Eskom, and Sasol. In 2014, he founded Palucraft, an organization dedicated to enhancing the skills and impact of engineering professionals through a comprehensive website and high-quality training programs. Nkululeko is a registered Professional Engineer (Pr Eng), a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and a Certified Energy Manager (CEM). He has authored guides to the GCC Factories Plant Engineering and OHS Act Exams, and is committed to mentoring the next generation of engineers.
In Part 1 of this 2-Part episode series, we dive into the following questions:
What are the common problems with new graduates in their careers?
What is niching down and how can it help me to become a better engineer in the long run?
What are the realities engineers must face in South Africa?
How and why to start looking at niching down while you're at university.
How Damon got to be known as the conveyor belt guy
What would Nukuleko do if he were in the GNU to create a better South Africa for engineers?
Mandatory Disclosures:
Reach out to Nkululeko:
Socials: LinkedIn, @nkule_thusini on x.com
Website: Palucraft
Get in contact: [email protected]
Find us: YouTube, Facebook & Instagram (@highlevelpodcasts)
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Nkululeko Thusini, and discover how you can enhance your engineering skills, make a greater impact in your career, and navigate the challenges of the profession. Tune in to High Level Podcasts for valuable insights, practical advice, and a bit of fun!
Guest Overview: Nkululeko Thusini graduated from the University of Johannesburg with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s in Engineering Management. His career includes roles at major companies such as Rand Water, Eskom, and Sasol. In 2014, he founded Palucraft, an organization dedicated to enhancing the skills and impact of engineering professionals through a comprehensive website and high-quality training programs. Nkululeko is a registered Professional Engineer (Pr Eng), a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and a Certified Energy Manager (CEM). He has authored guides to the GCC Factories Plant Engineering and OHS Act Exams, and is committed to mentoring the next generation of engineers.
In Part 1 of this 2-Part episode series, we dive into the following questions:
What are the common problems with new graduates in their careers?
What is niching down and how can it help me to become a better engineer in the long run?
What are the realities engineers must face in South Africa?
How and why to start looking at niching down while you're at university.
How Damon got to be known as the conveyor belt guy
What would Nukuleko do if he were in the GNU to create a better South Africa for engineers?
Mandatory Disclosures:
Reach out to Nkululeko:
Socials: LinkedIn, @nkule_thusini on x.com
Website: Palucraft
Get in contact: [email protected]
Find us: YouTube, Facebook & Instagram (@highlevelpodcasts)
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Nkululeko Thusini, and discover how you can enhance your engineering skills, make a greater impact in your career, and navigate the challenges of the profession. Tune in to High Level Podcasts for valuable insights, practical advice, and a bit of fun!
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By Jonathan Delport & Damon HoenselaarIn Episode Six (Part 1) of the High Level Podcast, we are joined by Nkululeko Thusini, a mechanical engineer turned passionate educator, to discuss the future of engineering skills development and career growth. Nkululeko, the founder of Palucraft, brings a wealth of experience from his work at Rand Water, Eskom, and Sasol, and shares his mission to support engineers, technicians, and artisans with valuable resources and training. 🌟🔧
Guest Overview: Nkululeko Thusini graduated from the University of Johannesburg with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s in Engineering Management. His career includes roles at major companies such as Rand Water, Eskom, and Sasol. In 2014, he founded Palucraft, an organization dedicated to enhancing the skills and impact of engineering professionals through a comprehensive website and high-quality training programs. Nkululeko is a registered Professional Engineer (Pr Eng), a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and a Certified Energy Manager (CEM). He has authored guides to the GCC Factories Plant Engineering and OHS Act Exams, and is committed to mentoring the next generation of engineers.
In Part 1 of this 2-Part episode series, we dive into the following questions:
What are the common problems with new graduates in their careers?
What is niching down and how can it help me to become a better engineer in the long run?
What are the realities engineers must face in South Africa?
How and why to start looking at niching down while you're at university.
How Damon got to be known as the conveyor belt guy
What would Nukuleko do if he were in the GNU to create a better South Africa for engineers?
Mandatory Disclosures:
Reach out to Nkululeko:
Socials: LinkedIn, @nkule_thusini on x.com
Website: Palucraft
Get in contact: [email protected]
Find us: YouTube, Facebook & Instagram (@highlevelpodcasts)
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Nkululeko Thusini, and discover how you can enhance your engineering skills, make a greater impact in your career, and navigate the challenges of the profession. Tune in to High Level Podcasts for valuable insights, practical advice, and a bit of fun!
Guest Overview: Nkululeko Thusini graduated from the University of Johannesburg with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s in Engineering Management. His career includes roles at major companies such as Rand Water, Eskom, and Sasol. In 2014, he founded Palucraft, an organization dedicated to enhancing the skills and impact of engineering professionals through a comprehensive website and high-quality training programs. Nkululeko is a registered Professional Engineer (Pr Eng), a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and a Certified Energy Manager (CEM). He has authored guides to the GCC Factories Plant Engineering and OHS Act Exams, and is committed to mentoring the next generation of engineers.
In Part 1 of this 2-Part episode series, we dive into the following questions:
What are the common problems with new graduates in their careers?
What is niching down and how can it help me to become a better engineer in the long run?
What are the realities engineers must face in South Africa?
How and why to start looking at niching down while you're at university.
How Damon got to be known as the conveyor belt guy
What would Nukuleko do if he were in the GNU to create a better South Africa for engineers?
Mandatory Disclosures:
Reach out to Nkululeko:
Socials: LinkedIn, @nkule_thusini on x.com
Website: Palucraft
Get in contact: [email protected]
Find us: YouTube, Facebook & Instagram (@highlevelpodcasts)
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Nkululeko Thusini, and discover how you can enhance your engineering skills, make a greater impact in your career, and navigate the challenges of the profession. Tune in to High Level Podcasts for valuable insights, practical advice, and a bit of fun!