Ensuring standards in education, a timely move

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Education standards seem improving
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THE Minister for Education and Vocational Training, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa, on Monday unveiled last year's Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) reports, saying the finding should address increasing pass marks. The report, prepared by the National ...

EALA Wants Standards of Education Raised
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Arusha — The regional Assembly is calling for urgent measures to raise the bar on education standards and to maintain quality control as the EAC strives in its quest to harmonise curricula, Speaker, Rt. Hon Daniel F. Kidega has said. The EALA Speaker ...

Poverty could be the reason behind the falling educational standards in East Africa, according to a member of the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) from Kenya Judith Pareno.

Coast region sets standards for primary education
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EDUCATION department in Coast Region is working on strategies to raise the number of students who complete primary education in the region. According to Regional Education Officer, Mr Yusuf Kipengele, his department has reached decision basing on ...

STEP programme pushes to improve education standards
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THE government will train 18,015 teachers countrywide under the Student Teacher Enrichment Programme (STEP) in a bid to improve education standards. The first phase of the programme started on March 9, this year, whereas 9,039 teachers from 20 ...

Witchracft blamed for deteriorating Central Zone education standards
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WITCHCRAFT beliefs and some outdated traditional values and norms have been blamed for the deteriorating primary and secondary education standards in the Central Zone. The reasons were given out during a meeting to evaluate challenges facing the ...

Coast Region pledges to maintain high education standards
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COAST Regional Education Officer, Mr Yusuf Kipengele has said the region is working hard to maintain academic standards. He made the statement recently while presenting an education report at Regional Consultative Committee (RCC) meeting where he ...

>First Lady Salma Kikwete has mentioned issues that touch her most as security, health, education and children’s rights noting that she has been dealing with these since she was a teacher.

The Tanzania Association of Managers and Owners of Non-Government Schools and Colleges (Tamongsco) has welcomed government’s move to involve them and other stakeholders in debating and giving their views on how best the new education policy can be implemented.