Javier Kerii unpacks what’s really keeping architecture graduates unemployed

[PODCAST]

It’s graduation season in Namibia—caps are in the air, families are proud, and emotions are high.

But behind the celebration is a harsh reality: many graduates now face a tough, saturated job market. In fields like architecture, even the most qualified struggle to find work.

Is the problem oversupply, or are institutions training students for an outdated industry?

Joining us to explore this is Javier Kerii, architect and owner of Kerii & Associates Architects, to help us understand what’s really keeping architecture graduates unemployed.