Proposal to Facilitate Employment Opportunities for Tanzanian Graduates

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• Mollel said more than 800 Tanzanian students travel abroad for studies each year through Global Education Link, and challenged them to ensure their international exposure translates into skills, networks and.
• DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIAN students preparing to pursue higher education in India have been urged to look beyond academic performance and actively identify employment, business and networking opportunities that could.
• He also said that from next year, the organisation plans to facilitate access to employment opportunities by linking qualified graduates with local companies seeking professionals in different fields.
• Ask about the opportunities available in their home nations so that, upon graduation, you might go there to work instead of struggling to find employment here,” he said.
• The orientation was organised by Global Education Link (GEL), an overseas education agency that facilitates students’ access to higher education opportunities abroad.