ANCYL holds back to school campaign
The campus was abuzz with students coming in to register for their chosen studies and newcomers who were in need of registration assistance and orientation.
Student registration activities at the Enyenyezi Campus of Esayidi TVET College were made easier by resourceful stakeholders who assisted a week ago.
The ANC Youth League (ANCYL), ANC Boboyi branch and South African Students Congress (SASCO) held their successful Back to School Campaign at Enyenyezi Campus in Boboyi on the outskirts of Port Shepstone to help all incoming students enrolling for their 2025 academic year.
The campus was abuzz with students coming in to register for their chosen studies and newcomers who were in need of registration assistance and orientation in order to start their academic year on a high note.
The ANC Boboyi branch executive committee member, Muntu Zulu, confirmed that they were stationed at the campus as ANC and ANCYL to assist SASCO in its efforts to help all incoming students with their academic needs, including registration necessities and orientation.
“This is part of our Back to School Campaign as the ANC, ANCYL and SASCO. Some students could not find spots at the campus, and we tried to assist them with information because we encourage all young people to go to school and acquire key skills that will help them find jobs or create jobs on completing their studies,” said Zulu.
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