TUSEME Programme to Empower Students in Tabora

TLDR

• Tabora Assistant Administrative Secretary for Education and Vocational Training, Ms Upendo Rweyemamu, made the call recently while opening a two-day training programme for regional facilitators of the TUSEME Programme.
• Ms Rweyemamu, who represented the Tabora Regional Administrative Secretary, said students should be empowered to speak confidently, report challenges affecting them and participate in finding solutions in order to.
• According to Ms Rweyemamu, the government, in collaboration with UNICEF, introduced the TUSEME Programme to help students discuss challenges they face at school and at home, build confidence and leadership skills.
• TABORA: EDUCATION stakeholders in Tabora have been urged to create school environments that enable students to speak openly about challenges affecting their education, including violence, gender discrimination, early.
• Speaking before inviting the guest of honour, Tabora Regional Academic Officer Mr Aroon Vedasto said Adult Education Officers and Community Development Officers were key links in supervising the programme from council.