THE ALUMNI RELATIONS OFFICE IN COLLABORATION WITH THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT OF BUTTERWORTH CAMPUS HOSTED THE PROVINCIAL TALENT ID WORKSHOP LED BY DR STEENBOK

The Butterworth Campus hosts the Provincial Talent ID Workshop organised by a former WSU student Luxolo Matikinca(WSU Alumni).

This workshop led by Dr Walter Steenbok is part of the National Talent ID Programme which aims to train and empower 450 scouts across South Africa in identifying Talent and developing youth. Yonela Ntongana-Ndiki, Manager Sport at Butterworth Campus stated that the programme sign

The Butterworth Campus hosts the Provincial Talent ID Workshop organised by a former WSU student Luxolo Matikinca(WSU Alumni).

This workshop led by Dr Walter Steenbok is part of the National Talent ID Programme which aims to train and empower 450 scouts across South Africa in identifying Talent and developing youth. Yonela Ntongana-Ndiki, Manager Sport at Butterworth Campus stated that the programme significantly benefits WSU by providing university and local community coaches with new skills and insights to enhance sports development within their areas.

ificantly benefits WSU by providing university and local community coaches with new skills and insights to enhance sports development within their areas.