Democratic Alliance (DA) Free State Future Leaders Programme 2021

Are you a young South African with a passion for politics?

The DA Young Leaders Programme is deeply grounded in the DA’s vision for South Africa. The Programme seeks to develop and grow our country’s future leaders responsible for upholding this vision of One Nation with One Future, and our core values of Freedom, Fairness, Opportunity and Diversity in politics and government.

The five weekend-long, part-time leadership development programme is open to all Free Staters between 18 and 30.

The Young Leaders Programme is an intensive, part-time political leadership development course, known around the world as the gold standard in political development. The Programme strives to give passionate, young South African leaders the opportunity to develop themselves to their full potential, irrespective of their background.

Apply Now for the DA Free State Future Leaders Programme 2021

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