Latest Transnet Brand Ambassadors unveiled
Posted By: Transnet Foundation
05.02.2014
Thousands of grade seven learners turned up during the 2013 selection process for the Transnet Foundation’s Orphaned Youth Education Development Programme with hopes of making it into the life changing education support. With only 20 bursary places available and an even stiffer adjusted selection criterion, it is only appropriate to say that only the best out of the best qualified for the scholarships.
Thousands of grade seven learners turned up during the 2013 selection process for the Transnet Foundation’s Orphaned Youth Education Development Programme with hopes of making it into the life changing education support. With only 20 bursary places available and an even stiffer adjusted selection criterion, it is only appropriate to say that only the best out of the best qualified for the scholarships.
The following are the new Transnet brand ambassadors and the respective placement schools:
Prestige College – Hammanskraal North West
Aviwe Dyantyi
Ivy Thokozile Tshabalala
Katlego Madiope
Khothatso Asnath Sibasa
Lehlohonolo Mohlue
Tsholofelo Hope Sambo
Salmina Moloto
Emily Matekile Matshidiso Ramonyai
Woodridge College in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
Nkosinathi Fani
Sage Lea Strydom
Kingswood College in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape
Xolelwa Phendlani
Yonela Bukula
Athi Xundu
Joslin Joe
St Mary’s Diocesean School for Girls in Kloof Durban, KZN
Happiness Thule Zulu
Zoleka Hope Magagula
Durban Girls College in Durban, KZN
Slindile Zulu
Nomvelo Dube
Kearsney College in Botha’s Hill, KZN
Phoka Luvuyo Mchunu
Sibusiso Sangweni
“This is a group of young and dynamic people who took it upon themselves to become Transnet Ambassadors. They wear the Transnet brand with pride and are eager to learn about Transnet, so that they can teach others about the amazing corporate citizen that Transnet is. They have become a cohesive unit and give support to each other. Most importantly they are driven to succeed. By the end of the academic year we are expecting a number of distinctions from these ambitious youth,” explains Transnet Foundation Senior Manager for Education, Theresa Moila.
