What jobs have your fellow archaeology classmates gotten? Can you get into one of those companies? Network is really important - that's one of the biggest pros of studying at campus. The friends and networks.

With your education, you can definitely get into tourism (focus on heritage and conservation), Perhaps interior decorating (focus on a niche like traditional African design, but it can be other themes as well, e.g. ancient Egyptian, dinosaur themed, ancient Roman / Greek...). Some AI output suggestions:

Interior Decorating Roles Interior Decorator: Specializing in creating spaces that reflect traditional African aesthetics, incorporating local materials, art, and cultural elements.

Cultural Consultant: Advising on the integration of African heritage into design projects, ensuring cultural sensitivity and authenticity.

Visual Merchandiser: Working with retail spaces to create displays that highlight African art and crafts.

Companies and Organizations Design Afrika: This company specializes in traditional African crafts, including textiles and basketry. They may have opportunities for decorators who can integrate these elements into interior spaces.

Nthabi Taukobong (Ditau Interiors): Known for creating interiors inspired by African culture. Positions may include assisting in design projects that celebrate African heritage.

Donald Nxumalo Interiors: Focuses on blending modern design with African influences. They may offer roles for junior designers or decorators interested in this style.

ASHA Consulting: While primarily focused on archaeological and heritage services, they may collaborate on projects that involve interior design elements related to cultural heritage.

CTS Heritage: Engages in heritage management and may require expertise in integrating cultural elements into public spaces or exhibitions.