“Signa is providing people like me with a chance at a better life,” explains a charismatic young man.

Brandon Pass, a head-strong millennial who is visually impaired, was referred to Signa Academy by a social worker working at the Athlone School for the Blind. He has completed a 12-month learnership and now holds an NQF 4 qualification in Project Management.

My advice to others is “to not let your disability become your identity, continue to dream big, and remain focused on what you want to achieve. Signa has allowed me to make an impact on myself and my community, and that means a lot to me.”

Brandon is a beautiful soul with a very bright future ahead of him. Since completing his learnership, he has become a professional bodybuilder competing in the provincial and international stages. Further to competitions and what he has learnt from his learnership,  Brandon would like to start his own business that supports bodybuilders like him.

He plans to pay the Power of One forward by becoming a motivational speaker to inspire others to overcome different challenges in life and help them pursue their goals and dreams through his business.