Ongezeko la Hamasa kwa Wanafunzi katika Mkondo wa Amali

TLDR

• The Tanzania Education Authority (TEA) reported a significant increase in student engagement in the practical learning stream (mkondo wa Amali) in secondary schools.
• TEA's project officer, Kabula Julu, highlighted that schools receiving funding for practical learning materials have seen heightened enthusiasm among students.
• Korogwe Girls Secondary School received over 400 million TZS worth of equipment to support five vocational subjects, including Cooking, Horticulture, Tailoring, Food Crop Farming, and Animal Health.
• Other schools benefiting from TEA's support include Uwemba, Iringa, Kigoma, Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Chief Salwart, Morongo, and Korogwe.
• TEA's participation in the National Education, Skills, and Innovation Week showcases its efforts to improve educational environments and equip students with practical skills for self-employment.