Encouragement for Tanzanian Students to Build Networks and Identify Opportunities in India

TLDR

• The students are scheduled to travel to India on August 21 and 23.
• 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.
• Speaking during a briefing session attended by 85 students and their parents ahead of their departure for India, Global Education Link Managing Director Abdulmalik Mollel urged the students to focus on achieving good.
• 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.
• The students have been encouraged to use their time in India to build meaningful connections with fellow students from different countries, learn about opportunities in other markets and gain practical knowledge in.