Who can take part?
All Wits students. Teams have 2–4 students, including the coordinator.
A collaborative innovation programme connecting Wits students, industry and society around practical solutions to real South African challenges.
All Wits students. Teams have 2–4 students, including the coordinator.
26–27 September 2026 · In person at Mathematical Sciences Labs, Wits University.
Awards and corporate event · 2 October 2026 · Wits University.
Students work in teams on real-world challenges, guided by mentors and industry experts. A team uses its private page to submit an idea and final project. Organisers review ideas and may request an update.
A Talent Review profile is optional. Every team member makes their own choice through a personal invitation link.
A successful submission is treated as the team’s official registration. The coordinator enters their own details, then each teammate completes a personal invitation. Have your own student details ready; for teammates you need only their names, email addresses, and permission to send personal links.
Already registered through Google Forms? Select that option on the same form to create a marked submission page. Your original registration stays in place. Student numbers are collected but are not verified against Wits records.
Register on Talent ReviewStudents work in teams on real-world challenges, guided by mentors and industry experts, with an emphasis on practical and socially meaningful solutions.
Brings forward real challenges and the context needed to understand them.
Turn ideas into practical solutions while building evidence of capability.
Contributes expertise, mentorship, networks and opportunities.
Talent Review gives each registered team a durable project page. Every member decides whether to connect an existing profile, create one, or leave their membership unlinked.
Default visibility is limited to the member, their confirmed team and Talent Review administrators. Partner or public visibility requires that member’s separate approval.
Talent Review follows the information published by Wits and the initiative lead. Details that have not been published are intentionally omitted here.
For published programme details, see the official Wits page and the latest organiser update. For registration help, contact Ndamu Gumane.