Camara develops online education platform for 250 schools in Tanzania

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Camara develops online education platform for 250 schools in Tanzania
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Camara Education, an international charity that uses technology to deliver 21st-century skills, has developed an online interactive learning platform known as iKnowledge for teachers in 250 schools across Tanzania. For some time now the charity has been ...
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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

TechCentral.Ie

30 Mar

Camara Education to provide digital educational platform to 250 schools in ...

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Camara Education to provide digital educational platform to 250 schools in ...
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Camara Education's latest partnership will see the social enterprise provide an online interactive learning platform for teachers in 250 schools across Tanzania. The iKnowledge project is a sustainable educational platform funded by the UK Space Agency's ...
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11 years ago

TheCitizen

10 Jun

Platform attracts 250,000 people

 Over 250,000 Tanzanians are using M-Pawa, just three weeks since the service — a brainchild of Vodacom’s M-Pesa and Commercial Bank of Africa — was launched in Dar es Salaam.

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

04 May

EAC develops tool to harmonise regional higher education systems.

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EAC develops tool to harmonise regional higher education systems.
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The just-concluded 31st meeting of the East African Community's Council of Ministers has endorsed an East African Qualifications Framework for Higher Education as an important tool for harmonization of higher education and training systems in the region.
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9 years ago

TheCitizen

02 Oct

JK launches online business registration platform

President Jakaya Kikwete has today launched an online platform aimed at improving the efficiently of the Business Registration and Licensing Agency (Brela).

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

30 Mar

Education for work is vital in our schools

Education for work is vital in our schools
IPPmedia
Much is heard in Tanzania about the limited availability of jobs for university graduates, and of their lack of practical skills and knowledge to bring to the workplace. While our problems may be more acute than in more developed countries, this challenge is in ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

01 Feb

Rural schools still lag behind in education

Primary Leaving Examination results released on Friday indicate that candidates in private schools and urban areas performed better than their counterparts.

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

02 May

Will ranking of schools according to performance improve our education?

Will ranking of schools according to performance improve our education?
IPPmedia
On February 22 last year the government of President Jakaya Kikwete (2005--) formally launched a much-vaunted programme, dubbed 'Big Results Now' (BRN), that's apparently intending to jump Tanzania over from its current Least Developed Developing ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

27 Jul

Our education system will gain if private schools are supported

Our education system will gain if private schools are supported
IPPmedia
The recently announced Form Six results for the year 2013 which show the pass rate of over 95% and look too good to be accepted at face value may be a bit controversial. But to some observers they are an indicator that the country's performance in the ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

12 May

If quality education is a right, let's agree govt schools are in violation

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If quality education is a right, let's agree govt schools are in violation
IPPmedia
This is the education week, this year's theme is 'Education is the right of every child for the development of the nation.' Well said, however, if quality education is a right, let's agree, government schools, both primary and secondary, are in stack violation of this ...

 

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