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MOT SA first-ever Virtual Talent Show Winner: Darryll Fredericks

MOT SA first-ever Virtual Talent Show Winner: Darryll Fredericks

Our MOT SA’s Virtual Talent show has finally come to an end with Darryll Fredericks taking the trophy!

Darryll Fredericks is a Young MOTivator from Boland TVET College, Caledon Campus who shared his talent – dancing.

The winner was selected based on the amount of interaction received on their videos on our social media platforms.

7 of our youth from TVET Colleges showcased their unique gifts, talents and passions through singing, playing an instrument and dancing!

We are extremely proud of our youth for showing their courage by owning their gifts and sharing it with us!

Well done to all our youth that participated!

Watch the winning video entry below, including the rest of the video entries from our MOT Youth!

^{Winner: Darryll Fredericks – Young MOTivator from Boland TVET College, Caledon Campus}

^{Marshall Bantom – Young MOTivator from Boland TVET College, Caledon Campus}

^{Anna Mloya – Young MOTivator from False Bay TVET College, Fish Hoek Campus}

^{Aydon Zinzan Jantjies – Young MOTivator from Northlink TVET College}

^{Vincent Mondliwa – Young MOTivator from False Bay TVET College, Fish Hoek}

^{Gloria Bocheletsana Nkgetheleng – MOT Youth from False Bay TVET College, Khayelitsha Campus}

Nanziwe Daisy Mbatha – Port Elizabeth TVET College, Dower Campus

Please also check out our MOT Virtual Talent Show Playlist on our Facebook Page for the videos here

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