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Side Hustles Take Root Across Ethiopian Universities

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Many university students in lecture halls, dorm rooms, and libraries aren’t just immersed in textbooks—they’re also trying to find extra work.....!


Betselot Tadele, from AAU, 6 kilo campus

Betselot Tadele, born and raised in the AA, is a fourth-year student at Addis Ababa University. The French language major tutors English and Math to elementary students on top of her own classes. She hopes to realize some degree of financial independence before graduation.

“As we grow older, our demands increase, and it’s not always possible for parents to meet them,” Betselot explains.

From transportation and school supplies to personal necessities, she realized early on that relying on family for everything was unsustainable. While her side income sources have helped to cover some of her expenses, it is far from enough to pay for everything. Balancing her studies with tutoring has also introduced a new set of challenges.

“Sometimes, all you want to do is call it a day,” she admits, reflecting on the exhaustion that often follows a long day of classes and work.

In Betselot’s social circle, side-hustling is the norm. Most of her peers’ juggle jobs or pursue additional degrees to support themselves or explore new opportunities. “It’s just how things are now,” she reflects. “If someone isn’t working, they’re probably tackling another degree. It’s like one degree isn’t enough anymore.” 

More than 460,000 students are currently enrolled in higher education institutions across the country. However, their career prospects might not be as straightforward as it once was. According to a 2022 report by the Ministry of Education, only 58% of university graduates get jobs in Ethiopia. Our capital, Addis Ababa, has the highest unemployment rate in the country at 22.1%. 

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Source : 25 November, 2024 AAU Press report from shega (I added some emphasis on the report)