The chair is back for its second season, airing every Wednesday at 4.30pm on SABC 1
This exciting South African television show is dedicated to helping individuals find jobs, develop new skills, and receive valuable advice from industry experts.
It provides a platform for people who are eager to make a change in their lives and break into the competitive job market.
In every episode, contestants have the opportunity to showcase their talents and skills to a panel of experts. The panel not only evaluates their abilities but also offers mentorship and guidance on how to navigate the professional world.
While winning a job is one of the show’s main goals, it is also about much more than that. The Chair is about empowering viewers and giving them hope, especially those who are looking for ways to get started or move forward in their careers.
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Season 2 brings even more exciting and challenging tasks for the contestants. These tasks are designed to test their creativity, problem-solving abilities, and resilience—key traits employers look for in candidates today. The challenges push contestants to their limits, offering them a chance to grow personally and professionally.
As we follow their journeys, we also witness inspiring stories of determination and growth, reminding us that with perseverance, anything is possible.
The show highlights the importance of hard work and determination, while offering viewers hope and encouragement, especially those struggling to find employment. For many, The Chair has become more than just a TV show. It’s a steppingstone to real-life change, offering practical tools, motivation, and a fresh perspective on the job market.
Tune in next Wednesday to catch the latest episode of The Chair and see how it’s transforming the future of work for many South Africans.
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