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Briefly… SABC’s Made in SA looking for young achievers

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April 20, 2015
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The popular youth reality series Made In SA is back for a third season. This inspirational and factual entertainment reality series celebrates young people of excellence by bringing them closer to their dream through a mentorship challenge. Made in SA gives them an experience of a lifetime and helps them understand more about their life goal.

Each episode showcases a young achiever between 16 and 24 years old who has a passionate dream. Viewers are introduced to him or her in their own environment, allowing them to meet the people in their world and find out what she or he has done to make things happen for them. The candidate is then paired with a Made In SA coach, a career professional in the candidate’s career field. The Made In SA Coach gives the candidate a challenge, assists where necessary with guidance and reflects on the successes and challenges still to come.

SABC Education is looking for amazing young people between the ages of 16 to 24, who’ve taken an initiative in pursuing their dream careers. If successful, these young people will be profiled on the show and through their stories other young people can be motivated to make their dreams a reality.

If you’re a prospective participant you can:

  • Like the Made In SA Facebook page.
  • Inbox us in 150 – 200 words to tell us what career you’re into and what you’ve done to make your dream career a reality.
  • You can also call us on 011 280 3531

Made In SA, turning dreams into reality will be broadcast on SABC3 later this year. Interested participants can also get more information on social networks:

Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SABCEducation

Tags: Made in SAreality showSABC EducationSABC television

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