Survey shows a growing trend in information seeking at TDIC:

According to the survey report by Tanzania firm that deals with information, media, public relations and publication known as Federated Media and Publishing Inc, say the Internet played an important or crucial role in making a major decision to the information seekers at the Center in the last year

TEA injects billions into learning institutions

The establishment of TEA as a corporate body mandated to manage the education fund is a positive move to addressing the problem of financing education in this country. The objectives of the fund underscore government efforts to find a practical solution to this problem. IMANI LWINGA demonstrates how the fund has managed to meet its goal and who the beneficiaries are so far.

Gender Equity Fund: female students’ window to Science disciplines

IN a move that would ensure gender balance participation in social economic development, the Tanzania Education Authority [TEA] has set up an Equity Fund.

Higher Learning institutions reformed their curricula to address market needs

25 Universities, colleges and Training institutions in Tanzania has reformed their curricula to address local institutional and market needs. The study reveals.

HONOURABLE DR. PIUS NG’WANDU ADDRESSES MEDIA

From Paris the Minister for Science, Technology and Higher Education,Honourable Dr. Pius Ng’wandu addresses Media Representatives through the TGDLC about the on-going 33rd Session of the UNESCO General Conference. The 33rd session opened on Monday, 3 October, 2005 and will conclude its work on Friday, 21 October, 2005.

National Prize Awarding Ceremony - EAC Students Essay Writing Competition

The National Prize Awarding Ceremony for the winners of the Second East African Community Students Essay Writing Competition 2005 will take place today, 29th August 2005 at the Simba Hall of the Arusha Conference Centre.

Tanzania: Government launch ICT education without training policy

“The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is not only advantageous in education but also destructive to learners’ minds if inappropriately used”

FORD Foundation IFP Press Release

The International Fellowship Program was launched in 2000 and seeks to build a new generation of social justice leaders world wide.

WHAT IS A GOOD COMBINATION FOR A'LEVEL IN TANZANIA?

Advanced level students face dilemma on combination that lead to wide career opportunities in the current competitive labour market.