Increase in pass rate sets pace for enrolment

Increase in pass rate sets pace for enrolment
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
A TOTAL of 36,814 pupils who passed this year's standard seven national examinations in Dar es Salaam region have been selected to join secondary school next year. 0 Comments. Dar es Salaam Regional Education Officer Mr Raymond Mapunda said that ...

Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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11 years ago

IPPmedia

19 Apr

High enrolment rate unmatched by learning skills, says report

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High enrolment rate unmatched by learning skills, says report
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Despite school pupils being enrolled in big numbers across Tanzania every year, a recent report by Twaweza, a non-profit NGO, shows that the general increase in access to education has not been matched by improvement in learning outcomes. Twaweza ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

02 Jun

Form Six, Std 7 exam pass rate up

Form Six, Std 7 exam pass rate up
Daily News
THE National Form Six Examination pass rate has increased from 50.9 per cent in 2013 up to 68.33 in 2014, according to the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training. Presenting the ministry's budget estimates, the Minister, Dr Shukuru Kawambwa, said ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

18 Sep

Minister pledges improvement in exam pass rate

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Minister pledges improvement in exam pass rate
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THE government is determined to improve teachers' working conditions in order to increase the pass rate from 70 per cent this year to 80 per cent next year in both primary and secondary education. Minister for Education and Vocational Training, Dr Shukuru ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

17 Jul

Form VI pass rate goes score higher this year

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Form VI pass rate goes score higher this year
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The pass rate for science subjects in this year's Form Six national exams has risen tremendously compared to last year's, the National Examination Council of Tanzania (Necta) results released yesterday have shown. Releasing the results in Dar es Salaam ...
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10 years ago

TheCitizen

17 Jul

EDITORIAL: Pass rate is high, now let’s focus on quality

According to the National Examination Council (NECTA), of the 40,753 who sat their A-Levels last May, 38,853 passed, which is equivalent to 98.87 per cent.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

23 Jul

High pass rate greeted as good as well as bad news

The revelation that over 95 per cent of students who sat for the 2013/2014 national exams passed is supposed to be good news to the entire country but it hasn’t been received well by some education stakeholders.

 

11 years ago

Dewji Blog

05 Jun

Ericsson mobility report: Mobile internet usage to increase at twice the global rate in five years in Sub-Saharan Africa

-Mobile internet use doubling year-on-year, with usage expected to increase 20 times in the next five years

-By 2017, 3G technology will outstrip 2G to become the region’s dominant form of mobile connection

-Ericsson predicts 930 million mobile subscriptions in Sub-Saharan Africa by the end of 2019, with 557m smartphone and 710m broadband subscriptions

 Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) (http://www.ericsson.com), a world leader in communications technology and services, has today revealed the scale...

 

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10 years ago

TheCitizen

12 May

JK: We’re doing well in school enrolment

>President Jakaya Kikwete has said his government introduced ward secondary schools because up to 2005, only a small percentage of pupils who completed primary school could go for O-Level education due to shortage of vacancies.

 

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