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Viola urges learners at first North West rural career expo to pursue STEAM

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The road finally led to Moretele Local Municipality, where the day concluded with powerful engagements at Ithuteng Commercial High School, Loalane Secondary School, Molebatsi Secondary School, Motshegoa High School, Nchaupe Secondary School and Mmankala Technical and Commercial High School. Photo: @DBE_SA/X
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By Lebone Rodah Mosima 

North West Education MEC Ntsetsao Viola on Tuesday encouraged learners from rural communities to take up Science, Technology, Engineering, Accounting and Mathematics (STEAM) subjects, saying the stream helps drive economic growth and shape young people’s futures.

Speaking in Mabaalstad Village, Viola was delivering the keynote address at the First Annual Rural Career Expo, an event intended to motivate learners to improve their academic performance and to raise awareness of post-matric career pathways.

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