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TITLE Adult Education Directory: 1973. A Guide to Agencies,Courses, and Facilities in Tanzania.

INSTITUTION Dar es Salaam Univ. (Tanzania). Inst. of AdultEducation.

PUB DATE 73NOTE 43p.; Best available copy

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.75 HC-$1.85 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS Adult Basic Education; *Adult Education; Classes

(Groups of Students); *Continuing Education Centers;*Directories; *Educational Facilities; EveningClasses; *Foreign Countries

'IDENTIFIERS *Tanzania

ABSTRACTThe adult education directory was prepared for three

purposes: as a guide for counselors and adult students who wish toknow what courses are available in Tanzania to meet their specialinterests and needs; to inform adult educators of the presentprovisions and fields of study covered by existing organizations; andto offer information on the teaching facilities and accommodationsavailable at centers throughout the country for holding courses andseminars. Courses not open to the general public and organizationsoffering only occasional and informal adult educational activitieswere excluded from the directory. The directory lists the addressesand aims of 90 educational institutions, gives details of the classesoffered (type of course, subject, duration, and fees), studenteligibility requirements, facilities available (libraries,classrooms, meeting rooms, etc.), other activities of theinstitution, and in some cases information about examinations andcertificates. (Author/NH)

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Alliance Francaise, Oar es Salaam1Arnautoalu community Centre2Haraza Vuu la Naislam wa Tanzania 3Baptist Community Centre, nar es Salaam 4Chiristian Council of Tanzanialnar es Salaam (+branches) 4College of Dusiness nducation, nar es Salaam 5College of ilusiness raucation, nAr es Salaam 6Co onerative College9Dar es Salaam ra-atilt Centre

10Home Craft Schof,1 Rahama11Pone Craft School Yilema12tlome Craft school Naranwe12Institute of rdult education13Institute of Adult rducation14Kibaha rducatinn Centre15Kibaha nducation Centre16anomeni Community Centre17Maromeni community Centre18Msimhazi Centre, nar es salaam19MsimIlazi centre, nar es Salaam20The music Conservatoire uf Tanzania 21Mwamanalala Fituo cha Meenaeleo 21lqarumu Primary School, qoshi 22National Institute for. Productivity 22national Union of Tanganyika Workers, 'sm. 23National Union of Tanganyika Workers, nsm. 24myeaezi Soc. Training Centre 24tlyegezi Soc. Training Centre25Rungemba Training Centre26Rural Trainina Centres27Semina ya Wanawake, Vijota28Tanganyika African National Union 29Tanganyika "%frican National Union Youth League. 29Tanganyika African Parents Association 20Tanzania Any Scouts Association30Tanzania Fnisconal Conference 31Tanzania airl (zuides Association 31 .Tanzania Ped Cross Society32Tanzania rational Y.m.C.A.32Tanzania "ociety for the Preservation awl Care

Technical College, Dar es SalaamTech. Dincesan vocational Training Centres for

V11 leavers.Tech. Diocesan vocational Training Centres for

V11 leaversTemeke Community CentreUmbwe Parish, PloshiUmoja wa flanaliake wa TanganyikaY.m.C.A. of Tanzania

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This is The rifth Edition of The Mult education nirectory.It has been prepare' for three purposes. First, it is a

guiea for counsellors and for adult students who wish toknow what courses are available in Tanzania to meet their.

snecial interests and nevi's. recond, it will inform adulteducators of the -,resont nrovisions and finlAs of studycovered by existing organisations. Third, the Airectoryoffers information on the teaching facilities anA accommo-lation available at centres throughout the country for holdingcourses and seminarq.

Courses which aro not open to the general public, for examplein service training courses, have not linen included in thedirectory. Those organisations which offer only occasionaland informal adult educational activities have also in gene-ral been excluded.

The directory has been compiled from information submittedby the organisations included. Additional information, co-rrections and notice of any alterations in existing provisions

should he sent to the nirector of the Institute of ''eult rdu-cation.

'\..ny suggestions for its imnrovementiwill bo 'gratefully received.

Institute of Mult rducation,

University of nar es salaam,

P.O. Fox 20679,

par es Salaam,

Tanzania.

(Front cover Picture shows participants in a Mtu ni 2fyazonal training seminar, at Mjomhe, January, 1973.)

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ALLIANCE PRANCAISE - DAR ES SALAAM

P.O. Box 2566, Dar es SalaamTelephone 25035, Dar es SalaamDirector: Jean-Pierre JoannidesChairman: Dr. Lugo Tagwaba

Aims: To provide French languare=courses (audio-visual system,mainly); to display French civili-zation and French speaking civili-zation through exhibitions, movies,lecturesfconcerts, etc...

Day and Evening Classes:

- 3 classes in the morning- 22 classes in the after-

noon.Take place in the Alliance FrancaisePremises and one class, soon too,takes place at the Msimbazi Centre.These courses range from the complete

1 Beginers up to conversation classes oradvanced standard (cours superieur)

Eligibility :_ From 16 years of age,ackground. Students

intending to join advanced classesmay do so after sitting for a test.Also: Junior courses from 11 to 15703-Ys of age.Times of Classes and Duration:

Mornings: 8.30 a.m. - 12noon.

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Evenings: 3.00 p.m

Meetings can be 111/2 hour accordingtime-table.

Terms and Durations31/2 Terms, break for Chri-stmas and Easter, 2 weekseach and 1 yearly break,111 month.

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Fees: Shs. 70/= per term. (a

term lasts 11 to 12 weeks)

Whom to contact: The Secretaryor Mr. Joannides, Telephone25035.

Facilities: Library: Open tostudents and/or members, Mondays-Fridays from 8.30 a.m. - 12 noonand 3.00 - 6.00 p.m. Saturdays8.20 a.m. - 12 noon. Frenchmain features shown three timesa month on Thursdays usually at8.45 p.m. in the Luther HouseRotunda.

ARNAUTOGLU COMMUNITY Cr:-'PRE

P.O. Box 9084, Dar es SalaamTel: Dar es Salaam, 24325Manager: H.K. SumuniMnazi Mmoja Grounds, Dar es Salam.

Aims: To provide opportunityfor illiterates to learn to readand write in Kiswahili and toprovide a graded course inEnglish and Arithmetic to thosewho are literate in Kiswahili.

Day and Evening Classes:

(a) Literacy classes: Taught inKiswiETTITKiswahili and Ari-thmetic Grade I ( 1 term);Kiswahili and Arithmetic GradeII ( 1 term); Grade III ( 2 terms)

(b) English Courses: Englishand Arithmetic Grade I - VII(6 terms) .

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2. Arnautoglu Community Centre

Eligibility: Literacy classes areopen to all illiterate adults; andEnglish courses for those who havepassed Kiswahili Grade III examina-tion or those who have had four toeight years of primary education.

Terms: January to June, and Julyto December for Literacy Classes;January to November for Englishcourses.

Times of Classes: 8-10.00 a.m.;4-6.00 p.m.; 6 - 7.30 p.m. and 7.30 - 9.00 p.m. once to four timesa week.

Fees: Shs. 5/- per month; ForEgiish and Arithmetic Classes.

Day-Care Centre: For childrenaged between 3 - 5 & 7Fee: 5/-

Facilities:1. Classrooms: Eight, seating

30; charge 2n/= clay or night.

2. Conference Room: $eating50; charge 50/- day ornight.

3. Assembly Eall:Seating 8004Internal Public Address,100/- day, 150/- night.

4. Bar: Open 6 p.m. - 11 p.m.Monday. to Friday; Saturday11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and6 p.m. to midnight.

Booking arrangements forclassrooms and Halls shouldhe made through the Manager *a week in advance.

Literacy classes are free. 5.

Certificate:Literacy Certificates are awardedto those who successfully completethe advanced courses by the Ministry Branches: Literacy Courses areof National Education. conducted in other following

Other Activities- Follow-up courseslocations of Dar es Salaam:-

1. Buguruni: TAP? Primary Schoolare provided in Home Economics,.

2. Gerezani: TANU OfficeChild Care, First Aid, Handicraft,Ilala: Habib Punja Primaryand Handloom weaving (home textileSchool and Ilala Primary Sch.iriustry).

4. Jangwani: TANU Office5. Kariakoo: TAM' OfficeTime of Classes; From 8.00 a.m.

to 2.30 p.m. Five times a week.

Fees: Free

Seminars for part-time tutors areheld once a month.

Demonstration House- A modelmodern house for demonstrationin house-keeping. It is open toall women. Enguiries to theManager.

6. Police Msimbazi7. Mchikichini TANU Office8. Msimbazi Primary School9. Mnazimmoja Primary School10. Kisutu Area11. Gerezani Tanu Office12. Traffic. Polic

For information about class pro-grammes contact the ManagerAnautoglu Community Centre.

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Baraza !Wu la Waislam wa Tanzania.

P.O. Box 21422, Dar es SalaamTelephone: Dar es Salaam 20345

Place: Lumumba Street & Aggrey St.

Whom to contact: Secretary-GeneralSheikh Mohamed AliDeputy Secretary-General Mr. AdamB. NasibEducation Secretary-General:Mr. Iddi S. Hatibu

Aims: Among other things the follo-wing are included:

1. To carry out and promotereligious knowledge and generalEDUCATION

2. To carry out any other religiousactivities like supporting theorphans and disabled.

3. to promote and maintain IslamicCulture and development.

4. To strengthen better relation-ship between Muslims and otherreligious denominations inTanzania.

Educational Activities:

1. Adult classes are held especi-ally for religious (Islamic)teaching. In some classesadults learn 2\rabin, English,Arithmetic, Liberal education,etc.

Chango'mbe Muslim College orIslamic Centre in Dar es Salaamwill offer 3-year courses to thewould-be-sheikhs and otherreligious leaders. It will

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also offer refresher courses,seminars, etc to Sheikhs, Maalims,Imams and other leaders.

3. The Mbale Muslim Academy endTrade School, Ugweno Pare hasopportunities for Std. V11Primary School leavers whotrain for 5 years.1. Yirongaya -Pare - as per No.

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2. Ndugu Pare- as per No. 2.

4. Kinondoni Muslim SecondarySchool in Dar es Salaam(Box Mo. 21308 Tel: 68523)runs literacy classes toadults.. .

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5. Kibohehe Muslim Secondary Sch.in Kilimanjaro, Moshi hasfacilities for seminarsespecially during schoolholidays. (For detailscontact Bakwata H/Q or Head-master, Kibohehe, Box 722,moshi or Regional Secretary,Bakwata Box 178, Moshi).

Regional Offit s: Established allover Tanzania except, TangaRegion.

District Offices: Established inevery district of Tanzania.

BAPTIST COMMUNITY CENTRE

P.O. Box 2731, Dar es SalaamTel: Dar es Salaam 20456,Superitendent: Mr. Newton Shisiali,Morogoro Road, Magomeni area, Dsm.

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Aims:- To offer education faci-=Fs which will enable adultto become enlightened citizensand useful participants in theirday to day activities.

Day Classes:- Kiswahili for begi-nners, reading and writing, coo-king, Nutrition pre-natal andPost - natal care, sewing andknitinq.

Commercial Courses:- Typinq, OfficeProcedure, Commercial English.

Afternoon and Evenina Classes:Typing, Office Procedure, Sewing,Short -hand, Accountancy, Englishand Arithmetic.

Terms:- A777inuary-march first Term)d

may-July second term )uSep-November third term )1

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(h) Jan-June first term )comme.July-Noy. second term)rcial

Cour-ses.

Fee: Kusema na Kuandika for begi-nners free.

Examinations and Certificates:7\re awarded by Ministry of ram:.to students who succesfully vasrthe National Exams.

Leaving Certificates: r.e awardedby Dar es Salaam Pantist Centreto students who sit for the Centrefinal Exams.

whom to Contact: The Superinte-ndent.

Facilities available for use byother organisations.

Class rooms:- 7, Seating 25-40each.

Assembly Hall:- Seating 150.

Kindergarten: Vor children aged5 - 6, morninas and afternoons.

Branch:- Corner Mkunquni /SwahiliSt. near Kariakoo Market.

ribrarv:- Open to adults:- 9.00a.m. -'ts: 00 p.m. encept Sundays.

cNRISTIAN COUNCIL OF TANUNIA

P.O. Box 2537, Dar es. Salaam.Tel: Dar es Salaam 21886

i\ims: The C.C.T. and its affil-MIFF organise literacy coursesand various Adult Educationactivities. For informationcontact the Education Secretaryof the area concerned:

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P.O.

P.O.

P.O.

Box 2, PWCFNE (Penteco-stal)

Box 298, BUKOBA (E.L.C.T.)

Box 837, !71R ES SALAAM(P.L.C.T.)

". P.O. Dox.15, tIODOMA(C.P.E..)5. P.O. Pox 188, TRINGA (E.L.C.T.)6. P.O. Box 74, v,ASULU(C.P.E.A.)

7. P.O. Box 10, LUSNOTO(E.LC.T.)

8. Dongohesh, P.O. mBULU(E.L.C.T)

9. P.O. Ploy 320, MOROGORO(C.P.E.A)

10.P.O. Box 329, MOSPI(E.L.C.T.)

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11. P.O. Box 139, MUSOMA (T.M.C.)

12. P.O. Box 26, MUSOMA(Seventh Day Mventists)

13. P.O. Box 278, MblAVZP

14. P.O. Box 905, mWANZA(A.L.C.)

15. P.O. Box 88, NJOMBr(E.L.C.T.)

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Box 100,FINGIDA(E.L.C.T.)

Box 32,NJOMRF (C.P.E.A.)

Box Liuli, via SOMGEA

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Pox South Ulanga, viaIFAKARA (P.L.C.T.)

Box 29, TABORA(morovian)

Box 32, RUNGWE,TUYUYU(Morovian)

Box 5, TARIMr(C.P.P.A.)

Box 83, TUT(UYU (E.LC.T.)

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION

P.O. Box 1968, Dar es Salaam.Tel: Dar es Salaam 24035 and

Dar es Salaam 24040

Director: Mr. Rudolf MannU.W.T. Street, Dar es Salaam.

7,ims: The aim of the Collegeis to provide training facilitiesin the principles and practicesof Business Management arid allrelated subjects.

DaaryElEvenincl.asses:The College offers two courses:

A) Two-Year Residential Course:

Political Education

economics

Elements of Business

Management (marketing &Financial)

Personnel ManagementCost AccountingBook-keepingMercantile LawBusiness MathematicsCommercial GeographyOffice Practice.

ELLIEtgltia

Tanzanian citizens, must havecompleted Form 1V or ..,cauiva-

lent. Preference will hegiven to candidates withpractical experience.

Time of Classes:

8.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.3.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.

Term and Duration:

Four terms of 19 weeks each,course commences earlymarch, applications acceptedbetween 1st and 30th November.

Fees:

The foe for the Two-YearResidential Course is shs.7,000/- A limited number ofscholarships is available fordeserving students.

Examinations and Certificates:

Examinations are held at theowl of each term. S*udentswho do not produce :atisfa-ctory results at the end of

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the first year will not be pro-moted to the second year. Stu-dents who pass the final exami-nations are awarded a Diplomain Business Administration.

Whom to contact:

The Secretary, Telephone 24035.

B) National Business ExaminationCourse

There are Circe evening, courseswhich are run by the College ofPusiness Education for NationalBusiness Pxaminations.

Fields of Study:

(1) Book-keeping

Stage 1 nook-keeping(Major Subject)Business EconomicsWinor Subject)Business Prithmetic(minor Subject)

Stage II Book keeping

Stageill Book-keeping.

(2) Commerce

Stage I Commerce(Major Subject)

'rational economics(Minor Subject)

Business Arithmetic(Minor Subject)

Stage II Commerce

Stage III Commerce

(3) Stores Administration

Stage I Stores A.dministration(Major Subject)

National EcOnomics

(minor Subject)

Business Economics(Minor Subject)

Stage II Stores Administration

Stageill None

Entrance nualifications

Minimum entrance is comnletIonof Form 1V or its equivalent.Preference will he given tostudents already employed inCommerce and industry and who arerecommended by their employers.No qualifying test is set butfinal allocation of places willbe made by interview with collegenirector.

Applications for ?Mission

Applications for admission are tohe made in accordance with noticesappearing in the cress. Mormallyapplications will be received inJune/July in respect of Coursescommencing in August and inJanuary/February for Coursesstarting in March.

Commencement and Duration

Courses commence in august. Fachstage which comnrises of twotome; 19 weeks each, lasts forone year. It takes three years

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to complete each study field.For Stage I students are expe-cted to attend three eveningsessions of 2 hourse each perweek and for Stages IT and. III,two evenings sessions of 3 hourseach per week.

"odium of Tuition

The medium of tuition will beEnglish and all students musthave a good working knowledgeof the language.

Fees

Fees will he shs. 11)0/- perterm for Stage 1, shs. 120/per term for Stage CI and shs.150/- per term for Stage III.These fees once pai(1, ara notrefundable. The fees covertuition only, and students mustprovide their wn text booksand stationery etc. mo scholar-ships or bursaries are availablefor these courses.

Examinations

The College only prepares thestudents for the Mational Bu-siness Examinations; it does notconduct these examinations. Pe-fore the final examinationsstart a list of Candidates willnormally be sent to the Ministryof national Education and theCandidates will be instructedto contact the ministry of regi-stration.

Whom to contact

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The Secretary, Telephone 24035.

C) Evening Courses held in Ki-swahili.

Elementary Book-Keeping(Tthasibu)

Business Arithmetic (flesabu).

Candidates should have comp-leted Std. V11 and V111 andshould be employed. Alloca-tion of places on the basisof An interview with Collegetutors.

Time of Classes:

Between 5 and 8 p.m., 2evenings a week.

Term and Duration:

2 terms of 19 weeks each,Course commence late July orearly August.

'\nplications accepted in June.

Fees:

Shs. 30/- per term.

Examinations and Certificates:

Examination at end of term.Upon successful completionof Course a Certificate willbe awarded.

"Thom to Contact:

8 College of Pusiness Education

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d) Short Courses in Machine Accoun- Pacilities:tang:

1.Introduction into basic elementsof Machine Accounting and MachineOperating (Olivetti, 412 Audit) .

Eligibility:

Completed Form II Plug basicknowledge in RookKeeping upto Trial Palance.

Time of Classes:

8.00 to 12.00 noon or 4.00-8.00p.m. respectively.

Terms and Duration:

One day a week of 7 weeks ("x7= 28 hours)

Fees:

Shs. 90/ per course participant(maxim= number 16).

Examinations and Certificates:

?1 certificate is awarded onsuccessful completion.

Whom to Contact-

The Secretary, Telephone 24035.

E) In Service Training Courses

to Rusiness Administrationare being arranged withinthe training nrogrammes ofgovernment And narastatalorganization.

Library! Open only to thestudents of the Two-YearResidential Course.

2. As the College is operating atfull capacity, no facilities

are available for use by otherorganizations.

CO-OPERATIVE cour(r

%1.O. Rox !74Tel: Moshi 2228/9Principal: P.A. Sabuni.Kibosh° Road, ffoshi.Tanzania.

Aims: The Co-operative Collegewas establishPd in January 1963to provide facilities for theeducation and training of theprofessional and voluntary workersin Co-operative service withinTanzania and neighbouring countries,and to promote research into theproblems of Co-operative nevelop-ment in Tanzania and 1%frica.

Courses: a) Shorter ResidenfialCourses

Duration: - One to four weeksSubjects: - Consmer and savi-

ngs and Credit Co-operative Societies,Banking, WholesaleDistribution, Store-keeping, Financialand personnelmanagement, Commi-tteemen Courses.

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to complete each study field.-1?or Stage I students are expe-cted to attend three eveningsessions of 2 hourse each perweek and for Stages II and III,two evenings sessions of 3 hourseach per week.

redium of Tuition

The medium of tuitior will beEnglish and all students musthave a good working knowledgeof the language.

Pees

Fees will he shs. 100/- perterm for Stage 1, shs. 120/per term for Stage II and shs.150/- per term for Stage III.These fees once paid are notrefundable. The fees covertuition only, and students mustprovide their own text booksand stationery etc. ro scholar-ships or bursaries are availablefor these courses.

Examinations

The College only Prepares thestudents for the National Bu-siness Examinations; it does notconduct those examinations. Be-fore the final examinationsstart a list of Candidates willnormally be sent to the ministryof national Education and theCandidates will be instructedto contact the ministry of regi-stration.

Whom to contact

The Secretary, Telephone 24035.

C) Evening Courses hold in Ki-swahili.

Elementary Pook - Keeping(nhasibu)

Business Arithmetic (Hesabu).

Eligibility:

Candidates should have comp-leted Std. V11 and V111 andshould be employed. Alloca-ton of places on the basisof an interview with Collegetutors.

Time of Classes:

Between 5 and 8 p.m., 2evenings a week.

Term and Duration:

2 terms of 19 weeks. each,Course commence late July orearly August.

'applications accepted in June.

Fees:

Shs. 30/-' per term.

Examinations and Certificates:

Examination at end of term.Upon successful completionof Course a Certificate willbe awarded.

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R. The Secretary, Telephone:24035

d) Short Courses in Machine Accoun- Facilities:ting:

Introduction into basic elementsof Machine Accounting and MachineOperating (Olivetti 412 Audit) .

Eligibility:

Completed Form II Plus basicknowled7e in Book-Keeping urto Trial Palance.

Time of Classes:

8.00 to 12.00 noon or 4.00-8.00p.m, respectively.

Terms and Duration:

One day a week of 7 weeks ("x7= 28 hours)

Fees:

Shs. 90/- per course partic ipant(maximum number 16) .

Examinations and Certificates:

A certificate is awarded onsuccessful completion.

Whom to Contact

The Secretary, Telephone 24035.

E) In-Service Training Courses

Tn Business Administrationare being arranged withinthe training programmes ofgovernment and narastatalorganization.

1. Library: °Pen only to thestudents of the Two-YearResidential Course.

2. As the College is operating atfull capacity, no facilities

are available for use by otherorganizations.

CO-OPERA.TIVE COLLTr,P

P.O. Pox /174Tel: Moshi 2228/9Principal: E.A. SabuniKibosho Road, tgoshi.Tanzania.

Aims: The (o-operative Collegewas established in January 1963to provide facilities for theeducation and training of theprofessional and voluntary workersin Co-operative service withinTanzania and neighbouring countries,and to promote research into theproblems of Co- operative nevelop-ment in Tanzania and AfricA.

Courses: a) Shorter Resid3nfia1Courses

Duration: - One to four weekssubjects: - Consumer and savi-

ngs and Credit Co-operative Societies,Banking, WholesaleDistribution, Store-keeping, Financialand Personnelmanagement; Commi-tteemen Coweses.

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Fees: Shs. 25/ per day.

b) Longer Residentiel Courses:

Course Duration. Fees

Primary SocietySecr. Course

Basic TraineeInsps, course

Final TraineeInsps' course

Cooperative college 9.

8 weeks T.Shs.1,200/=

3 months

6 months

Basic Management 3 months& Ldmin. Course

Final Management 5 months& Admin. Course

Shop Managers' 6 weeksCourse.

Diploma in Mana-18 monthsgement & Accountancy

Diploma in Nana- 9 months " 6,2001=gement & .Accountancy (Mature rntry)Examinations:ffialliitniiiThre held for courseslasting from three to eighteen months.

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1,850/=

4,000/=

1,850/=

3,400/=

1,050/=

12,000/=

Certificates

Certificates are awarded to successfulstudents. Students who fail the exami-nations are issued with certificates ofattendance.

Course Plan: Every year the Collegeprospectus titled "course Plan" issent out to co-operative organisationsand departments, marketinc Boards andon request to any interested person orinstitution without charge.

For alternative sources of information

enquire from the RegiOnalUjamaa and, Co-operativeOfficars and/or GcineralManagers of Co-operativeUnions of the R in ons o e eg ons.

Correspondence. -COur9PS:

The College's sisterinstitution, the Co-opera-tive Education Centrooffers correspondencecourses in elementarybook-teeping, How toRead a Balance Sheet,Co-operation, PasicEconomy, Production andrelated subjects. Thecourses are in English andor Swahili.

Any party interested inthe College facilitiesand courses should applyto the Principal/Directoror the Deputy Principal/Director. addresses

TAB ES SALAAM BA?CENTRE.

P.O. Pox 2731, Dar es Sa-laam.T4,11 mar PS Salaam 20456,Sunerktendent: 'Ir. Newton

morogoro road,magomeni carer,' nsm.

"dmst "o offer educationraliities which Pill ena-ble adult to become enli-qhtened citizens and useful narticinants in theirday to days activities.

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10, Dar es Salaam Baptist centre.

Day Classes: Xiswahili for begi-nners, reading and writing coo-king, nutrition pre-natal andPostnatal care, sewing andkniting.

Commercial Courses. Typing,office procedure, CommercialEnglish.

After noon and Fvening Classes:

Typing, English Office Procedure,Short-hand, Accountancy, rnglishand Arithmetic.

Time of Classes

rranch: Corner Mkunquni /Swahili8:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m., for girls,St. near rariakoo Market.boys and women.

2!30 P.M. - 4:3n P.M. for women.5:00 P.M. - /:00 P.M. for girls,boys women and men.6:00 P.M. - 7:30 P.ri. TAbraryopen to any adults.

Leaving Certificates: Are awarded.by Par es Salaam Baptist centreto students who sit for the centrefinal Exams.

Whom to Contact: The Superinte-ndent.Facilities available foruse by other organisations.

Class rooms:- 7, Seating 25-40each.

Assembly hall. Seating 150.

Xinderaartene For children aged5-6, mornings and afternoons.

Terms:

(a) January-March first TermMay-July second termSeo-rovember Third term(adults).

(b) January-June first TermJuly - Movember second Term(Commercial Courses).

Fee:Xusoma na kuandika for.Eeginners free.

Examinations and Certificates:

7\re awarded by Ministry of Fduc .

to students who succesfully passthe rational Exams.

bibrarxi Open to adults - 9:00a.m. - 8.00 p.m. except Sundays.

GOETPE-InSTITUTE DAR ES VILNIM.

P.O. Box 9510, Dar es SalaamTe1-22227Director: marifred GrohIPS Building, 7\skari Monument

Aims. German cultural. Instituteoffering German language.coursesand practical courses in photo-graphy and drawing and painting;organising cultural proarammes.

Facilities:1. Library and readinci room

Books, netspapers and maga-zines in German, Swahili andEnalish. Open for publica;onday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to12:00 noon 3.00 p.m.. to 7.45 p.m.

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2. Conference Pall,to 200 persons.

Concerts, films,exhibitions etc.

seating 150

lectures,

HOME CRAFT CENTRE, KITAMA.

P.O. Fox 50, KahamaTel: Kahama 5Yeadmistress: Sr. Mary Joan

Aims: Community DevelorrAent

Day Classes:

1. Subjects: rcademic and Dome-stic Science.

2. Eligibility: Primary Schoolleavers.

3,Terms and Duration: Two terms pnryear, five months each.

4. Fees? 180/- for a boarder andfor a day scholar.

5. Examinations: Internal

Pomecraft School 11.

Courses: "lathematics, English(eography, realth

Science, Typing, Domestic Science,House-work.

Eligibility: Ex class sevenstudents.

Fees: 150/- for three terms.

Facilities: Three study rooms

Whom to Contact: The Director

POMP CRAFT SCHOOL, RARAGWE

Isinctiro,Kaisho Postal 7\gencyP.O. Fukoba.

1. Management: Rulencle Diocese'Tome Craft Centre;, Kilema 9.

2. Name of Headmistress. Sr.RenateFaCF:--

3. Aim of the Course: CommunityDevelopment

6. Whom to contact: The Executive 4.. Course subjectsOfficer.

Facilities: There is an Assemblyhall and one dormitory. Mo availa-b1Q facilities for use by otherOrganisations.

POME CRAFT CENTRE, gILEmA

P.O. Box 3041, moshiDirector: Rev. Sister marina25 miles north east of r1oshi

lqms: Community Development.

Falf-day classes: Academic andDornstic Science, ChildcareHygiene noardbrs; in the

a afternoon work in the planta-tions.

5. Ellaibillty: Primary Schoolleavers gals)

6. Terms or duration: 3 yearcourse, 3 terms per Year.

7. Fees: Day Scholars

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1st year shs. 35/-

2nd year shs. 40/-

3rd year shs. 40/-

Boarders30/-per year shs.

8. Examinations: Internal-Private Certificate awarded

9. Whom to contact: Sr. RenateHunck

10.Facilities: 3 classrooms1 sewingroom1 kitchen2 dcrmitories

HOME ECONOMICS TRAINING CENTREMUSOMA.

Buhare, P.O. Box 190, Pusoma

Aims: To train women personnel,instructors and leaders who willserve in the field of communityDevelopment and Pdult Education,the emphasis being on rural homeeconomics and social development.

Type of Trainina:

Training of instructors inRural Time Economics.

Training of instructors inFamily Welfare, Chile careand child Development.

Institutional Managenentand Catering.

(d) Trainingof village womenand girls in Rural homemaking.

(e) Classes for women (in surro-unding areas) in Rural PomoFconomics.

(f) In-Service training for commu-nity Development Assistantsin above subjects.

Entry Requirements: Ten-Twelveyears of formal schooling or itsequivalent, except for the RuralPomo Making Courses which are opento all women and girls.

Recruitment: On local and national;Ms, governmental and non-gover-nmental candidates through officersof the Rural Development Division.

Ouration of Course: 3 to 10 monthsTime and classes for village womenNumber vary according to type andobjectives.

nom to ContacttFor further infor-mairEEFEEWIFEWe Officer i/c,of the centre or the Rural Develop-ment Division of the ministry ofRegional Administration and RuralDevelopment, Y5.0. Box 2248, Dsm.

IRA= FILE SCHOOL

P.O. Box 101, Pi:AidaPrincipal: Pastor Petroelia.

Aims: Religious and CommunityDevelopment.

Courses: Bible knowledge, Pandwork,Coo 17 Poultry-Keeping andardening.

Eligibility: Ex class seven leavers

Fe per term, exnected to

raise to shs. 80/ ner term.

Durition! Three 12 week terms.

Facilities: Classrooms and alibrary. No facilities for useby other institutions..

Mhan to Contact: The PrinninalP,O, Pox 198, Singida.

INSTITUmr OF ADULT EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY Cr Tvol rc gumm.

P.n. Pox 2067n, nar es salaam.mel- 1,ar es Salaam, 25213Director.' Pr. n,S, Mbunda

:

Locetion

(i) nar es Salaam

University Adult EducationCentre Lumumba street, "nazimmoja nar en Salaam..

Pesident Tutor: (For activitiesheld at the rentre and in otherparts of the City, such asJamhuri st. nrimary rchool,Azaniai Forcdlani and XibarilaSecbhdary. 'School§ and otheraffiliated adult PducationAssociations at Morogoro, Fism-rawe,*Yilosa Rad "ibaha.

(ii) Lake Regions)mwanza, P.m. Pox 223,Tel! mwanza 2833

Resident Tutor! (ror activi-ties in mwanza, nukohn, T'igomamusoma,.shinvanga, Tabora Regs.)

(iii)Northern regions:P.O-. Pox 726, "oshiTol. moshi 2015

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Resident Tutor! (For Activi-ties in Moshi, '\rusha, TangaRoc/ions)

(iv) Southern Pighlands Regions!

_rm. Pox 379, "heyaTel. heya 2078

resident Tutor! (For Activi-ties in mheya, Tringa Regions)

(v) Southern regions!P.O. Pox 113,'Songeame) t:ongea 378

. Resident Tutor- (ror activi-ties in gongea, "twara, TanenRegions) .

rims: To provide further educationTEF7dults - including evoninaclAsses and residential courses;to provide professional trainingto teachers of adults, administra-tors of adult education° to under-take research and nxneriment inadult education, to offer pro-fessional assistance to otheraq''ncies engaged in adult education,to he responsible for I'latipnalcorrosnondnnce Institntion.end tobe concerned with the Scheme formature Nye. retry to the University.

"vening Courses:There is. some

variation in the subjects.:offeredoVer.a'number of termst.but thefollOwin4 is a typical list ofcourses!

Taught in rnalishl

Fconomicsrovernment AndPoliticsInternational relations

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HistoryAdult Education.Languages! English impro-vement

KiswahiliPreparation forHigher KiswahiliExamFrench

LawManagement and Administra-

tion.Art and music

Certificate Course in Law.A two-year part-time course in lawspecifically designed for civilservants and others who requiresome legal knowledge fcr competentperformance of their duties.Candidates for this course musthave obtained a School Certificateor equivalent.

Eligibility for Courses:Courses are offered to adultswho are not full-tire studentselsewhere. There are no minimumeducational requirements foradmission to most evening courses.incc there are courses at

different levels of difficulty,admission to a particular coursedepends on the students' abilityto follow it. Counsellingfacilities are available to helpprospective students in selectingcourses suited to their individualeducational experience and needs.

Fees: Most courses 10 - 20/ or)0/ (excluding Higher KiswahiliCourse) 50/- per term. Free placesmay be available on application inwriting.

Announcements. To receiveannouncements of class progra-mmes for new terms, write tothe Resident Tutor.

Certificates! Attendance Certi-ficates may he issued on requestto students who attend at leasttwo thirds of the class meetings.

Residential Course and SeminarsShort residential courses andseminars from one to three weeksare offered from time to time'throughout the year, often inco-operation with Governmentministries and voluntary orga-nisations. .Examples! N5vancedstudy skills, Economics SeminarsTraining courses in Adult Educa-tion, Industrial Relations,Artists' workshop, Human Rela-tions andSocial Change.

Professional Training forTeachers of Adults:TErfEWETEUEEFiYiRges orassists in arranging, trainingcourses for teachers of adults.For example: Residential Semi-nars, vfeekend School, or EveningClasses on such subjec4%s, asmechniquos foF Teaching .adultsand Organisatien and Admini-strati.= of Adult Classes.

Diploma Course in Mult Educe--iron!

77riffl-time, one academic yearcourse designed for peoplealready working in the field ofadult education. Candidatesfor this course are expected tohave had at least three yearsexperience in the field of adult

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ofteation in its broadest sense, andhave obtained at least a School Certi-ficate or equivalent.

Research: Current Research Projects:mennower Survey in Adult education,

Fvaluation of tu ni Afya campaign.Journal: "Adult Education Now" inrierlehiri anA rnalieh. Three timesa year and available Free on request.

"Studios in Adult Fducetion", threeto five issues a year.

Regional Centres: Serve regionssurrounding the town where the re-gional office is located. For in-formation concerning subjects, terms,times of classes! and other adulteducation activities: enquiries tothe Resident Tutors. (See underLocations).

Courses may be organised.in otherareas where there'is a minimum ortwenty, students to study one subjectand where a qualified tutor for thesubject is available. Pnquiries tothe nirector.

Dar as Salaam Adult Education Centre:

Terms: 3 each year, July to September,October to December, and January totlarch, 10 weeks duration. Somecourses are for one term, others fortwo, three ur four terms. Duringthe period "^,pril to July, shortresidential and weekend courses arearranged.

Times of Classes: 5.15 to 7.00 p.m.,7.15 - 9.00 p.m. once to three timesa week.

Kibaha Education Centre 15.

Library for Adult EducatorsOpen to tutors, research workers,

adult education organizers andstudents of adult education onapplication to the Librarian.

Study Rooms: Mainly the LibraryY770Inq Room. Classrooms may beused for study purposes when nototherwise occupied.

Common Room and Canteen. ", place

for students to meet each otherand the tutors; read availablenewspapers and periodicals; andhave light refreshments.

r..ssemhly }Tall Ind ClassroomsAn ',ssembly Hall seating 800people and conference and classrooms seating up to 80 peoplemay he hired by Tanzanian Organi-zations for functions of aneducational and cultural natureprovided application is made inwriting in edvance. Enquiries toExecutiveOfficer.

Residential Facilities Availablefor liEly_other Organizations.None available. Institute of-.that Education residentialcourses are held at the Univer-sity camnus, Der es Salaam.

KITIAPP, EDUCPTION CRNTRF

P.O. Box 3005e, XibahaXibaha 224

nirectore r.T, mshendwa38.4 Vm. from Dar es Relearnon the Pflorogoro Road.

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Aims% Farmers' Training,NjaZulturel Secondary SchoolEducation, Health care, HealthEducation.

ClassesFarm Management Courses

2 weeksSimple skills courses 3-4 weeks

Evening Classes!

Reading and writingTyping

Seminar for Adult EducationTeachers.

Fees: Free of charge

Facilities:Kibaha Public Library. Open 7.30to 6.00 p.m.Week-days; has reading room for125 seated.

Classrooms: At Farmers' TrainingCentre, Secondary School, TumbiPrimary School & New CommunityCentre.Conference room: 30 seats at theCentre.Assembly Hall: 425 seats.Cafeteria: At the Centre 79 seatsNew Community Centre: 375 seats.Dormitories: At Farmers'. TrainingCentres 132 beds.R.M.A. Hostel. 6,1 bedsSenior Staff Hostel. 34 bedsNutrition & Home Fconomics unit.

KIVUKONI COLLEGE, DAR PS SALAAM

P.O. Box 9193, Dar es SalaamTel: Dar es Salaam 22921Principal: Toll 22940Magogoni, Dar es Salaam.

Aims: mo provide long and shortresidential courses in the SocialSciences with a bias towardsleadership training and nation-building.

Courses: The following is a listof subjects offered for the longresidential'coursest

PoliticsFconomicsPistoryAgriculture

Tutorial- Tutorials form one ofthe most important media of in-struction.

Seminars: These provide the studentwith an opportunity to obtain pra-ctical knowledge of some field inthe work which the student will dowhen leaving College, for example,Party Officials, teachers and otherdiscuss Party Organisation, RuralDevelopment etc.

Criteria for Selection: LongCourget Application, nterviewand I.Q. test. Only adult stu-dents i.e. of over 21, with someyears of experience and of reaso-ble educational standard to beable to benefit from the coursesoffered.

Classes. Daily, and average of20 hours per week.

Terms and Duration, 9 months.71/4ugust - April

Fees: None

Certificates: Certificates of

attendance are awarded to allstudents who complete the course.

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whom to contact: AdmissionSecretary, P.O. Box 9193,Dar es Salaam.

Other Activities: Short coursesin,Dares Salaam for Leadershipgroups- Medium of Instruction,Kiswahili.

Publications: "Mwenge" StudentsJournal, arnual.

Monthly - "Mbioni" English!development oriented, middle andhigher level, shs. 1.00 "Ujamaa"- Swahili, development oriented,for lower level leadership, shs1.00 For all write Editor, P.O.Box 9193, Dar es Salaam.

Facilities!Library - for College only,Dining Ball and Kitchen only,accommodation 150.

?accommodation and Board:The College premises can be rentedwhen it is not ..n session. Fordetails contact the Principal,P.O. Box 9193, par es Salaam.

MAGOMENI COMMUNITY CENTREDAR ES SALAAM.

P.O. Box 9w, Oar es SalaamTel: Dar es Salaam, 23085Managers M.SekiboMorogoro Road, Dar es Salaam.

Aims: To provide opportunitynrilliterates to learn to readand write in Kiswahili, and toprovide a graded course in Eng-lish and Arithmetic to thosewho are literate in Kiswahili.

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Courses:(a) Ea_21asses!

Literacy Course ( 1 term),tauaLlt in Kiswahili -Arithmetic and Kiswahili.

English Course ( 4 terms)-Arithmetic and English.'

(b) Evening Classes!Literacy Course ( 1 term),taught in Kiswahili -.Arithmetic and Kiswahili

English Course ( 7 terms)-;\rithmetic and English

Eligibility. The literacycourse is open to any illiterateadult and the English Courseis open to those who haveeither passed the LiteracyCourse examination or have hadA - 3 years primary education.

Times of Classes: Day Classes:8 - 10 a.m. I0 - 12 noon. Eve-ning Classes. 7.00 - 8.30 pm.Five times a week.

Terms. January to Decemberre4F7- 2/- to 2/50 per month,in advance.

Examinations and Certificates:Examinations are-hela everyend of the term ane certificatesawarded to succesful candidates.For information about classprogrammes contact the Manager.

Other Pctivities: Follow-upcourses are provided in Child-Care, First lid, Handcraft and.Home Economics.

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Seminars for part-time tutors areheld every six months.

Demonstration House: 7' modelmodern house for demonstrations inmodern house-keeping, open to allwomen, Enquiries to the Manager orto the Rural Development Assistant.

Facilities.

1. Library! Open to any adult7.00 - 9.00 p.m., daily exceptWeekends.

2. Classrooms: 8, each seating 45

3. Assembly Hall: Seating 500

4. Bar Open 12.00 r,00n to2.00 p.m.7 6.00 p.m. tomidnight.

Booking arrangements for class-rooms and hall should be madethrough the Manager, a week inadvance.

Literacy Courses are conducted inother locations of Magomeni Zone,Dar es Salaam.

MINERAL PROSPECTOR"S COURSEIDODOMA"Mineral Resources Dlvision,Dodoma)

P.O. Box 903, DodomaTel. Dodoma 256Commissioner: G. LuenaJunction of Kikuyu Road and PostaRoad, Dodoma.

Aims: To encourage exploitation oftne Nation's mineral wealth by theindigenous population; to improvelocal prospector's knowledge andtechniques in prospecting and

mining, and to indicate thefacilities available information,advice, assay and identificationof samples and specimen.

Residential Course at Morogoro(Mineral Resources Division Officc)

Course: Prospecting (includesElementary Geology andMining).

Eligibility: Open to literateswho are interested in prospecting.Mo other qualifications required.

Times of Classes and Duration:7,1IFay

Whom to contact!

For further information contactthe Commissioner for MineralResources, P.O. Box 903, Dodoma.

MKUU PARISH, MAENDELEO WOMEN CLUB,MOSHI.

P.O. Box 3041, MoshiDirector: Rev. Sister Gaspara35 miles north east of Moshi

Aims: Community Development

Classes: Literacy classes andDomes is Science

Terms and Fees: 3 terms, 25/-per term.

Certificates: Maendeleo ya wana-wake Certificates.

Thom to contact- Director

MOSHI COMMUNITY CENTRE

P.O. Box 653, MoshiTel: Moshi, 2673Director!. Fr. Theobald KyamboMoshi Town.

Aims: Social and Community,Development

Day Classes:Subjects:.(a).Commercial Subjects

EnglishTypingShorthandBook-keepingOffice Routine

(b) Domestic Science(c) Social Doctrine

Eligibility: Ex-Stds Seven andonwards.

Times of Classes and Duration!

9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.; 1 hrsessions.

MRERE COMMUNITY CENTRE

P.O. Box 3041,Director: Rev.50 miles North

MoShiFr. G.J. KilasaraEast of Moshi

Aims: Social and CommunityDeve lopment.

Day Classes:Subjects: Commercial English

TypingBook-KeepingShorthandCommercial ArithmeticOffice RoutineCivicsCurrent AffairsGeneral KnowledgeSocielogy

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Msimbazi Centre 19.

Eligibility: Ex-std seven onwards

Times of Classes and Duration!

8.00 a.m. to 4.p.m., sessionsof 45 minutes.

Terms and Duration: Two termsper, year, five months each.

Fees: 150/- per subject per year

Entrance Fee: 25/-

Examinations /Certificates!

External - Pitmans Institute andRoyal Society of Arts.

qhom to Contact! The Director

Other Activities: Industrial -workAap-mechanics, Driving,Carpentry, Tailoring, and Weaving,Sports and Plays.

Facilities:

1. Library: opens at 4.30 p.m.for Teachers, students andoutsiders.

2. Study Rooms! Five

3. Available facilities for useby other organizations:

Assembly Hall! Seating 300Dining Room: Temporary Class-room. NB: Contact Di ctora month in advance.

MSImPAZI CENTRn , DAR ES SALAAM

P.O. Box 2428, Dar es SalaamTel! Dar es Salaam 63204Proprietor: Archdiocese of

Dar es Salaam.

20. msimhazi Centre, nar as Salaam.

nirecotor Fr. milliam nermann.msimbazi, alona viaoao noo,

Z'ims' To provide arnit educationERTBrigh various courses, surple-mented by seminars, etc., aimedthe meaning And fulfillment ofhuman existence and helninr themto improve the conditions in whichthey live.

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Cources! The following is a tynicallist of courses:-

Commercial rourses:rook-keening) PeainnersAccountancy ) tar 111r

Stage 1,11, & III.

Typewritino and ) Seginners andOffice Practice ) Advanced.

Business Arithmetic.

Political rducatinn-Store-veeping -stem

rlementarv,ane namencne,

TITT, &

Pliaibilitx for Courses: Since.EE're ire courses at differentlevels of difficulty, admi-zsicnto a particular course dependson the students: ability to followit for examnle, rnglish coursesare inteneed for people havingcompinted Std. 1V or the higherliteracy course, while the Tynists,Boob-veePers & rtore keerers Coursesare intended for students with asound knowledge of nglish and goodaeneral background.

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Timns of Classes1 between 2 p.r.averaae 1 to 1;$ hrs.

duration, two to four times aweek.

Terms! 2 each "ear, January -1.77;/ nd July - tinvnmher. Courseslast from one to 4 terms.

rxaminations and Certificates:

National nxamination (mPT)

Phor' to Contact for these courses77ffnitcatinn Organizer.

Other Activities,

\Tomecraft course. Intendedfor em-standard Seven airis.mwm veArs non-resiAnntialcourses; 2 terms each year,2SA/- per term.

nclirious rducation rrogrim

Seminars. 7'rranmedsionally on various subjects.

rAcilities,

T.ibrary - Pours.monday Friday11 - 12 noon3 - 6 p.m.

rooksbonl rducatinnal books0PliaiOUS 'looks nneY'rticlesstationery

canteen. Breakfast 2/-ner nPrsonTiunch! A/-ner nersnn.

%sserhiv Tall % 5no seats 2 rnnfe-rence rooms; 15, AO seats.

Pookinm, and information aboutcharons contact' secretary,P.O. Pox 2428, Dar es Salaam.

Fostels- 3n single rooms,10 double rooms.Charges and hookincs contact.Matron, Girls' gostel, P.O. Pox2428, Dar as Salaam

men's 7ostelsn 54 single rooms10 double rooms3 roemt:, with 3 beds each

Contact- matron, ufen's PostelP.O. BOY 242s,Dar es Salcam.

TFE mUFIC COFTWATOIRE OF TAM

P.O. root 1397, ear es Salaam.Tel. Der cs 51alaam 25011 Fxt.4

Tutor- Mrs L.P. Crole-Pees.

Adult rOmcation Centre,uAl:..aba street, tar es Salaam.

Pims To teach the Theory andPractise of rYusic and to preparestudents for local and overseasexaminations.

Tuition Carried out at the r7on-a7liWERre, in school Classes andin tutor's homes.

Tqiaihility- Open to any personor group vrishing to further theirmusical interest, ability or edu-cation.

Fees. Yly a::rangement through theFiriciral Tutor.

Office For-.7s-9.3n to 11.30 a.m.Pien0ays to Fri.-lays.

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MmAMADALALA TUTU() CFA MAENDELE0

D.O. Box 3169, "aswarounder? Maryknoll Fathers! mar.-71

nms Community Development

Activities

(1) Short courses and seminarsin villages using a mobileunit.(For women and for mixedgroups)

(2) Training women leaderssurfaced in the abovecourses.

(3) Follow uo of women takingcourses - especiallytheleaders - by visits to theirvillages and classes.

(4) Drenaration of oamphletsand visual aids to use incourses and for distribu-tion.

(5) Lending Library at center

staff- Four full time. Volun-teer Librarian and filmoperators.

Future Plans.

Fmnhasis on trainingwomen leaders in theirnatural village communi-ties.

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NARUMU PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOSHI

P.O. Box 905, MoshiDirector: Mr. Dennis K. Ritte

Six kilometer from Moshi

Aims and Courses: To teachAdults Domestic Science, Childcare, reading, and writing.

Times: 2.30 - 4.15 p.m.

Fees: None

Certificates: Literacy certi-ficates.

Whom to Contact' Director

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR PRODU-CTIVITY.

P.O. Box 2021, Dar es Salaam,Tel: Dar es Salaam 29361/2/3Nyumba ya Maarifa - Ohio Str.

Status: A government ManagementDeve opment Institution underthe Minstry of Labour and SocialWelfare. It is headed by aDirector.

Purpose: Carry out managementdevelopment programmes aimedat increasing productivity inall enterprises, both public andprivate. This is done by trifli-ng, Consulting and Research inManagement.

Subjects: General ManagementIndustria EngineeringPersonnel ManagementSupervisory and TrainingManagement

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Productivity MeasurementProductivity StatisticsManagement AccountingWorkers EducationComputer TrainingOrganisation and Methods

Courses are conducted in Dsm.and UP country towns.

Eligibility!Experience and educational back-ground. Knwledge of Kiswahilior English or.both.

Classroom Hours!8.00 a.m. to 1.60 p.m. withshort breaks.

Duration of Courses:

One to six weeks Courses plusfollow-up visits to the parti-cipant's place of work.

Pees: As from 1st of July 1970,nominal fees have been introdu-ced. Shs. 100 per week and 5o /-every additional week, per eachcourses. 15/- per consultingassignment.

Examinations and Certificates:

In some courses, final examina-tions are given and certificatesawavded. Normally, Certificatesof Attendance are issued toparticipants who have fullattendance record.

Whom to Contact:The Director of the Institute orCourse Leader in the relevant

section conducting the. course.

Other Activities:

Providing professional staff togive lectures to courses arrangedby other institutions of officialrequest to the Director,Consultation and advisory servicesare provided on request to theDirector. Internal TrainingProgrammes for the TanzanianNationals in relevant professionalfields are a major feature of theInstitute.

Facilities:Library - A medium library withtext-books on different subjectson management an6 allied fields.

NATIONAL UNION OF TANGANYIKA ToORKERS:

P.O. Box 15359, Dar as Salaam.Tel: 26111/3, Dar es SalaamSecretary General: Hon. A.C.A. Tandau,M.P. Deputy Secretary General: C. Tu-ngaraza. Director of Education! A.J.Mwilima.Jamhuri/Lindi Streets, Dar es Salaam.

Aims:( To provide education for theworkers; residential courses, semi-nars and evening classes in variousundertakings and areas in Tanzania(Mainland).

(b) To provide professional trainingand seminars for teachers and conductliteracy classes and vocational trainfor craftsmen.

Evening classes courses: Taught inSwazi.'

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1. Civics, Politics and Economics.2. Literacy classes.3. Kiswahili4. English5. Health Science6. Arithmetic7. Co-operatives8. History9. Agriculture.10. Accounts and Book-keeping11. Domestic Science12. First Aid.

Eligibility: No special require-ments.Fees! Nona.

Certificates: Literacy Certifica-tes are issued by the Ministryof National Education (AdultEducation).

Residential Courses and Seminars:

NUTA conducts courses and seminarsfor Workers Committees, WorkersCouncils, NUTA leaders, NUTAmembers and workers in general.Sometimes this is done in theconsultation with the ILO.

Branches Workers evening classesF. re (Morogoro Road)Tanganyika Textile, Metal Box,National Milling Corporation,Kibarua Farm, Kioo Ltd, TwigaHotel, Mazao, National HousingCorporation, Tenesco, B.A.T.,Bora Shoes, Tanganyika Packers,

inc,UFI T.Z.R.S., etc.

We also run similar classes inthe following regions: Dodoma,mwanza, Tanga, Kilimanjaro,\rusha, Mbeya, Ruvuma, Musoma

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24. NUTAWest Lake, Tabora, Morogoro. These The same to other regions,classes are supervised by the Regional Regional Secretaries areSecretaries. responsible.

Tutors: Mr. B.Y. Nkakatisi, Asst. Educ. Workers' Education:UFTEFF, P.O. Box 188, Mbeya.

miss Joyce Sika, Mwalimu Mkuu, NutaAdult Class, P.O. Box 117, Dodoma.

Mr. H.M. Risassy, Education Officer,P.O. BOx 15359, Dar es Salaam.

Mr. J.H. Siame, Education Officer,P.O. Box 15359, Dar as Salaam.

Mr. B.E. Mpina, Education Officer,P.O. Box 15359, Oar es Salaam.

Mr. A.K. Nyongezya, Education Officer,P.O. Box 15359, Dar es Salaam.

Mr. P. Konyaki, Education Officer,P.O. Box 15359, Dares Salaam.

Mr. J.A. Ikimbia, Education Officer,P.O. Box 15359, Dar es Salaam.

Mr. T.C. Mabonesho, Director, WorkersParticipation, P.O. Box 15359, Dsm.

Mr. E.N.N. Kanyama, Asst. Secretary,Workers Participation,Box 15359, Dsm.

Mr. H. KInacha, Asst. Secretary,Workers Participation, Box 15359,Dsm.

Resident Tutors: Adult Classes mUTABranch Secretary, Box 583, Mtwara.

Mr. R.P. Makalla, Nuta Regional Secr.,Mtwara.

Adult Classes NUTA Morogoro, RegionalSecretary, P.O. Box 301, "orogoro.

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A manual in Workers' Educationfor Workers Education Officershas been prepared by the N.I.P.in consultation with TANU, NUTA,Labour and N.D.C.

Cultural and Discussions:

Cultural and Discussion Groupshave been established in variousenterprises - e.g. FriendshipTextile Mill, Tanganyika TextileMill, Tanganyika Packers, UbungoFarm Implements, T.T.P.C. Moro-goro, Musoma, Mbeya and Njombe.

Industrial Visits:

There has been a number ofIndustrial visits by workers ofone enterprise going to anotherenterprise to see what fellowworkers were doing. Mwadui MineWorkers came to Dar es Salaam.Kibondo teachers visited Arusha.Zanzibar and Dar es SElaam letalone workers in Oar es Salaam.

MYEGEZI SOC. TRAINING CENTRE

P.O. Box 307, MwanzaTel: Mwanza 2218Director: Rev. P. Mtabi5 miles south of Mwanza.

Aims To train yound adults inTanzania.

Courses: Journalism, RuralDevenTiFent,Business Studies.

NyegeziThey also receive tuition in a numberof Social Science Subjects.

(a) Journalism students take:

News reporting and writingFeature and editorial writingEditingPublic RelationsLayoutShorthand and typingCreative and Radio writingHistory and responsibilityRadioLaw of the PressPhotography and dark room workSocielogyEconomicsPolitical rducation

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Law-General Principles, - Co-mmercialPublic Finance and BankingSocial EthicsStatisticsTanzania' Public AdministrationTaxation

(b) The object of the Rural Develop-ment Course is education in broadsocial background and developmentskills. Towards this end studentscdncentrate on the subjects knowncollectively as the Social Sciencesan Rural Skills.

Rural SkillsSociologyCommunity development techniquesEconomicsPolitical EducationSocial EthicsAgricultureHealth.

The aim of the Business Studies Courseis to give professional training foraccountants and provide the necessarybackground subjects;

(c) Accountancy7\uditingBusiness Management and Admini-strationEconomics

(d) Community Development forWives:

This course is conducted forthe wives of students enrolledin one of the above courses.Training is given in:

CookingSewingChild careNutritionFome EconomicsArithmeticFirst hidEnglishKiswahiliSocial EthicsPolitical Education

Eligibility for Courses:

Courses (A), (B). and (C) admitmen and women with at least12 years of schooling. 'Prefere-nce is given to candidates withexperience and a sound knowledgeof the English language. Co-mmunity Development for wivesis for women with less than12 years' schooling.

Duration of Classes:

monday, `ridgy 8.15 - 12 noon3:00 - 4.30p.m.

Terms 1973:

Jan. 3rd - April 4th

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May 5th - August 4th

Sept.5th - Dec. 4th.

Fees:5,500/- for the 18 month course10,000/- for the 2 years course,covering tuition, food and lodging.

Examinations and Certificaes

Certificates awardea at the endof the course, according to marit.

Announcements. write to the Registrarfor information about courses.

Other Activities, Seminars etc:

Seminar on dult Education.Seminar on Credit Unions and Coope-ratives.

Newsletter or Magazines: The studentsof the Journalism Course produce "TheNyegezi Weekly News". A Newsletteris published once a year and is availablefree on request.

Facilities.

Library: Mondays - Fridays2.30 3.30 p.m.6.00. - 6.30 p.m.8.30 - 10.30 p.m.

Study LIEELL

8 Seating25 each

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Conference Fall:

Seating 250. Fquipment forprocessing and developingfilms available to all Jour-nalism Students.

Radio Equirent- Radio Studiofor producing tapes for broad-casting is available under thedirection of the tutor.

fining Pall: Seating 120

Residential Hostels Singlerooms for 120 persons.

'louses? For married studentsaria Weir families.

The use of facilities isavailable to other organizationsby borrowing and renting. Thecharges, if any, to be arrivedat through negotiations withthe Director. Three monthsnotice in advance.

RUNGEMFA TflAININ' CENTRE

D.O. liox 6, Jon's Corner,Iringa.

Aims? To train selectedwomen who will be able toinitiate and carry out concre.-to development programmesrelated to the well being. oftheir own families, villagesor community and lead othersto participate more fully indevelopment programmes.

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Content of Training2. Pandeni P.T.r.,7-76TIETEREaUFATIon, Leadership

and organizational skills. P.O. Pox.2, randeni

3. Ilula R.T.r.,ii) Pasic principles of small project P.O. Pox 250, Irinaaplanning, implementation andevaluation.

4. Kibondo R.T.C.,P.O. Pox 3, Fibondoiii) Simnle Principles of Book-keeping

and home budgeting.5. Risarawe R.T.C.,

iv) Practical Pome Economics P.O. no" 28027, Kisarawe

v) Culture, adapted to modern living 6. Masasi P.T.r.,P.O. Pox 83, masasi.Entry Requirement; Preference is

given to mature women who have shownspecial interest and take activeparticipation in Nome and CommunityImprovement activities and in lodalleadership; or literate women readyto participate in these activitieson completion of course.

Recruitment! This is done on Re-. gional basis, from Ujamaa Villages.

Duration of Courses;3 months of residential training.

7. misungwiP.O. Rox 912, tqwanza

8. Njombe R.T.C.,P.O. Pox 9, rjombe

9. Same R.T.C..,P.O. Box 55, Same

10. Singida R.T.r.,P.O. Box 142, Singida

11. Tukuyu R.T.C.,P.O. Pox 123, TukuyuWhom to Contact! vor further infor-

mation contact the District /Reaicnal 12. Mbeya R.T.C.,Rural Development Officer in your P.O. Pox 134, Mbeyaarea, or the Officer i/c., LeadershipTraining Centre, Punclemba, P.O. Ecx 13. Iringa R.m.C.,6, John's Corner, Xringa.

P.O. Box 254, Iringa

RURAL TRAINIHn CENTRE'S

Rural Development DivisionP.O. PDX 2248, Oar es SalaamTel! nem es Salaam 24131Morogoro Road, nar es Salaam.

1. Bigwa (orogoro) R.T.C.,P.O. Box 641, Morogoro

14. mshiwa R.T.C.,P.O. Pox 1080, .tindi

15. Hombolo P.T.C.,P.O. Pox 73, Dodoma.

16. "ilosa R.T.C.,P.O. 'ox 62, Kilosa

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2R. Trainino flentre17. Sumbawanga R.T.C.,

P.O. Box 54, Sumbawanga

18. Gera (Tukoba) R.T.C.,P.O. Box 1, Bukoba

19. Ifa!!ara/Ulanga R.T.C.,P.O. Box 33, "ahenge

20. Kasulu R.T.C.,c/o Rural Dev. Office

21. Kilwa Masoko R.T.C.,Private Bag, Kilwa-Masoko

22. Kwimba R.T.C.,c/o Rural Dev. Office, Kwimba.

23. Mbulu R.T.C.,P.O. Box 9, Mbulu

24. Musoma R.T.C.,P.O. Box 190, Musoma

25. Nzega R.T.C.,P.O. Box 97, Nzega

26. Shinyanga R.T.C.,P.O. Box 177, shinyanga.

27. Songea R.T.C.,P.O. Box 60, Songea

28. Mtwara R.T.C.,P.O. Pox 544, Mtwara

29. Msinga R.T.C.,P.O. Box 560, Moshi

30. Kibaha R.T.C.,P.O. Kibaha

31. Urambo R.T.C.,P.O. Box 39, Urambo.

32. Mlale R.T.C.,P.O. Box 86, Songea.

33. Iramba R.T.C.,P.O. Singida

34. Mwamhala R.T.C.,P.O. Box 34, Nzega

Aims: To offer longer trainingcourses lasting for a periodhetween.6 and 12 weeks especiallyon the Ujamaa Ideology and inRural Technical Skills. Courseswill be attended by people livingin Ujamaa Villages and theirleaders; other peasants andvillage workers of various mini-stries. Each Rural Training Centrewill have a nucleus of permanenttrainers but the main bulk oftrainers will be drawn from districtlevel experts who will reinforcethe training in good leadership,Agriculture and co-operatives, andhealth and nutrition, home economicsand special skills mainly in buil°ding better houses and constructionof shallow water wells in villages.

each Centre will be headed by aPrincipal with the support of aFarm manager, a Political Cadre,a Home Economics Teacher, and alfield Officer for Construction,Training. ,

Mhom to contact: Detailed intormaition may be obtained by Contactingthe Principals or the RegionalRural Development Officers.

SEMINA YA. WANANAKE, KIJOTA.

P.O. Pox 139, SingidaRatibu Malezi ya ManawakeMrs. TAT. Makala

Aims- To promote 7.dult nducationand Commurfity Development

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Courses & Classes provided? Nutritimrstti.:..ery, Sewing by machine, knitting,Pouse-wifery, laundry, handicraft,Child-Lbare, and reedlework. Swahililanguage used.

Whom to Attend- Any women or girl.They are drawn from all over Tanzania.A mother may bring her nursing baby.

Times of.classes & Terms: Each yearfour six-weeks terms. Sometimes one3 - week course for employed women.Write for information.

Whom to Contact: 'Ikuu wa Seminar,Seminar ya Wanawake, Rijota,P.C. Box 139, Singida, Tanzania.

Pecs.- Shs. 100/ per six-week term.

Facilities -- Classroom (electricghts and water), Palls of residence(with beds & bedding), complete filesfor each woman, library, and a gardenwith vegetables. They do all theirwork- cooking, cleaning, etc. by ta-king turns week by week.

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Secretary for Political Education.mr. G. MapundaLumumha Street, Dar. es Salaam.

For' information concerning TAMeducational activities ConsultTAMU officials at Headquarters.

TNITGANYIKA AFRICAN NATIONAL UNIONYOUTH LEAGUE.

P.O. Box 9151, Dar es SalaimTel- 24176/7/8 Dar es Salaam

Exams. and Certificates.- Cv. satisfn---,ctc..y completion of course, certifi-'cat%.s are awarded.

Other Activitiesl- vichezo ya Utp.-maduni, SinTgIFF7ind visiting nlacesgiving programs.

TNMGP.MYIK.A AFRICAN NATIONAL UNION-7130fiTiaT75117ENT3iFiiVis

Department)

P.O. Box 9151, Dar es SalaamTel. Dar es Salaam 23375,23205 &

25211

Secretary General?M.P.TANU Youth Centre,

Hon. M. Baruti

Morogoro Road.

Aims; (a) Same as those of TANU

To prepare its members tobecome good members of :TOT

To implement the objects ofTANU

To fight for the forinationand consolidation, of the PanAfrican Youth Movement.

Activities: "TTNU AtudY Circles"every Sunday but subject to cha-nges according to members' wishes.

Facilities? Conference Room;Iblrieats.

Bookings 1 day in advance.Contact Officer Supervisor

TANGANYIKA AFRICAN PARENTSASSOCIATtONP.O. Plox 915, nar es SalaamTel. Dar es Salaam 20108

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Secretary General: S.A. Kirumbi43, Livingstone street,Dar es Salaam.

rims of the Institution! To speakand-act for -Tanganyika Africanparents by advising the responsibleauthorities on all matters par-taining to the education of nationalchildren; and to see to it that sucheducation is one that is supportedby the parents themselves.

Courses! There are no formal coursesor c asses, but members meet fromtime to time for discussions andlectures on matters relating to edu-cation.

Newsletter? "Sauti ya Wazazi",issue every three months formembers and free on request.

Branches: TAPP has branches atboth Regional and District levelsall over Tanganyika. For informa-tion contact National Headquarters.

TANZANIA BOY SCOUTS .ASSOCIATION

P.O. Box 945, Dar es SalaamTel! Dar es Salaam 22707Malik Road (Near the DiamondJubilee Pall), Upanga rrea

rims: To develop the spirit ofwrifiriaa", good citizenship amongboys by forming their character,training them in habits of observa-tion, obedience, and self-reliance,inculcating loyalty and thought-fulness for others: teaching themservices useful to the public andhandcrafts useful to themselves;promoting their physical, mental

and spiritual development.

To help the boys to grow anddevw:lop fully into mature, beuseful adults to their Natio': bydeveloping alert minds, diht.1;01i-ned spirit, strong bodies, andto be helpful to others, havegood charactor and leadership.

rctivities and Courses: SubjectsPreliminary and practical Educa-tion provided on political,civic and cultural affairs;science, handicrafts; leadershipand physical training.

Eligibility: Membership opento all males and divided accordingto ages!

Cub Scouts - 8 years - 12years.

Boy Scouts - 13 years- 18years

Rover Scouts 18 years - open(35 years).

Fees!---UUb Scouts - shs 1/- per year

per memberBoy Scouts - shs 1/- per year

per memberRover Scouts-Shs. 1/-per year.

per member

For further information consultthe Executive Secretary (HO),nar as Salaam or OrganisingCommissioner (TIT) P.O. Box 374,Mwadui or the Scout Commissionersin the district.

Maaazine' Tanzania Scout BulletinmairE7 the Public Relations,Boy Scouts Headquarters, Dar esSalaam. Once after two months.

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Facilitiest Camping facilities areavailabir;T:Bahati Camp (Morogoro)-theTational Scout Training rampand also at Bukoba, Dar es Salaam,T.indi, Mwanza and Songwa mwadui.Headquarters ground Dar es Salaam,and.in the Vijiji vya Ujamaa Lite-racy' Campains and First Aid.

District Level Activities. ThereIT6765FararniFIRYBEFFsdesignated as Scout Commissionersfor districts to serve the Localbranches. But as these officerskeep changing, anyone desiring fullinformation about any given area,should contact the Director ofPublic Relations, Boy Scouts Head-quarters or the Organising Commi-ssioner, P.O. Box 945, Dar es Salaam

TANZANIA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE

P.O. Box 2133, Dar es SalaamTel, Dar'es Salaam 20477 & 20430

Activities:' Literacy courses,craft, tradeo.technicaL and pro-fessional'training.

Community Centres! Descriptions onsome of the centres appear some-where.else in this 'directory.

msimbazi: Dar es Salaam

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TANZANIA GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION

P.O. Box 424, Dar es SalaamTel: Dar es Salaam 27056Chief Commissioner. Mrs. V. MaroOff Malik Road, (behind theDiamond Jubilee Hall), UpangaArea; Dar es Salaam.

Aims: To assist the members toTO4Top powers of leadership, andresourcefulness; and to trainthen to he useful citizens, andbe of service to others. TheAssociation is a voluntary one.

Courses: Subjects commonlyEFEWRIN include: First Aid

Literacy class--HygieneRome CraftsTraditional Artsand Customs

Br7toba, Iringa, Moshi, ITdanda,N3omDe, Shinyanga, "twara.Xasulu (kigoma Reg.), 14kulwe(Mbeya Reg.) Bigwa (MorogOro Reg.)Ifakara (Ulanga District, MorogoroRegion).

Kirumba. Mwanza townMazinde Juu! Lushoto, myegeziSocial Training Centre.

nligibility! Any girl or womanwho is willing to make the GuidePromise and give service to thecommunity as a member of thisassociation.

Fee.;! Membership fee Guides 1/50per year

Browniesper year

-/50

Examinations! Proficiency testsare held trom time to time.

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Reg ional and District LevelAct v t es.KNITYERTIFEo the NationalSecretary, Headquarters.

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P.O. Box 1133, -Tler es SalaamTel: Dar es Salaam 20464Secretary GeneralMiss Mary L. Makeja

Upanga Road, Dar as Salaam

Aims: To act as auxiliary to theessential Medical Health Services,of the country, which exists tohelp the sick and sufferinggenerally; but, particularlywhere national emergencies ordisasters are concerned.

Courses:Subjects: The range of subjectsoffered largely depends on theavailability of voluntary instru-ctors. However, the followingsubjects, designed to raise thestandard of health and hygieneare covered;

first aidHome NursingChild CareHygiene, Antonatal Clinic(Swimming) Safety Service

Eligibility: For adults andJunior members and non-members invarious companies and factories.

Terms: 10 - 12 weeks; once to threetimes a week.

Fees' There are no charges for theattendance of courses; but'membershave to subscribe 5/- per year, eachor shs. 100 /-' for life membership.

Fxaminations and Certificates!Examinat ons are e d every end ofthe term and certificates awardedto successful candidates.

when, information about coursesprogrammes cannot be obtainedfrom the Regional. Committee,consult the headquarters.

Pe ional Committees: These arelocated at Arus.a, Dar es Salaammoshi, Iringa, morogoro, MtwaraMwanza, Tanga nd Sumbawanga.

The officals 6f these committees.change from .ime to time, there-fore, where information is desired,consult headquarters.

TANZANIA NATIONAL Y.M.C.A.

P.O. Box 85, MoshiTel! "oshi 2362National Gen. Sec. J.G. MallyaTnl. No. 2123.Taifa Road, Moshi

Aims! To unite all people throughgEFIVIties designed to assistthem in the development and trainineof their minds, bodies ,and spirits,and to enable them to take theirshare in the service of God andof their fellows.

Classes- Mostly evening classes!

Courses:LiteracyLanguagesBook-keepingAgricultural knowledgeVocational.trainingcivics.

Physical T.ritness!rootballTable Tennis. Swimming.Volley ballBadmintonBoxing

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Eligibility. Youths and adults.

Pnnouncement T7rite or visitsecretary of that ParticularY.m.C.A. Branch.

Other Activities: occassional shortresidential seminars are organisedby the Association, often in colla-boration with other erganisations.

Newsletter. Published twice a year.Available free on request.

Facilities! The warm School atMWFREFIT-REshi has dormitories for120 youngsters; fining "all, Libraryand conference Hall facilities whichmay he used by other organisationswhen full time students are on vaca-tions.

Moshi Hostel. Accommodation isavailable for both male and female,Dining facilities, Mwimning pool,and gymnasium.

rommunit & Training Centre:ar es a Ram

Hostel and binina Moilitiesavailable. Courses envisageeinclude: Motor machanics, RadioServicing, Refrigirator repairsand Airconditioner maintainance,Netal and Instrument mechanic.Pranches! Coastal Region and ',m.P.O. Pox 767, Dar es §alaam.Upanaa Road, Dar es Salaam.

Kilimanjaro Region.ro.n.Nox 632, fgoshi.

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majengo Children Centre,P.O. rely 632, moshi

rearm schnol, ttaranm "oshiT.O. sox 9R5, "nclhi

Tanga Pegion:

Tanga YMCA,P.O. Sox 341,Tanga.

Same!Same Y"CAP.O. Pox 23, Same

mheya Region

mbeva YmCA,P.O. noy 211, "fleya.

"anal. Development Project,monduli Juu, P.O. Pox 5032,"onduli.

MANZANIP SOCIETY FoR TFTF PRFSEP-vATIm Ann CARS OP Armns.

p.o..nox 184A, far es Salaammel. Dar es Salaam 20534nirector! mr. mohamed Mussa.

!arimjee Funding (near TechnicalCollege) morognro Road, far.

Pir..s! Through education topromote understanding and appre-ciation of animal life; thereby,imnrove the standards of thecare and treatment of all ani-mals and assist in the preservation of wildlife.

rducational nctivities! Theseare in the form of - Teaching,Tinctures, seminars,

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Film Shows, Radio broadcasts, debates Emening Classes .and discussion, Literature.

Courses% National crafts andeFanans Courses- 2 hrs, 2-3times ner week for 2 years.Construction Technicians' Certi-ficate, motor Vehicle Mechanics'Work, mechanical Engineering'Craft Practice 1 and 2Radio servicing, General Coursein Engineering, ElectricalInstallation, Draughtsmanship,Surveying, TelecommunicationTechnician Certificate.

Eligibility! The educationalactivities are Open to members andnon-members.

Fees. None

For information about the Society'sProgrammes, consult the Secretary,National Headquarters.

Membership and Fees: membershipis open to any adult over 18 years.Those under 18years would join 71ni-mal Defender's Corps.

Fees! Shs 1/-, junior, 5/- senior,100/- Life membership.

Regional Branches: These arelocated in the following areas--

Arusha, Dodoma, Iringa, Morogoro,Moshi, Mtwara, Tabora, Tanga,Singida, Songea, and Figoma.

However, since the office bearerschange from time to time informationfor any given area may be obtainedfrom the Executive Director.

TECHNICAL COLLEGE, DAR rs SALAAM

P.O. Pox 2958, Dar es SalaamTel° Dar es Salaam 23231Act. Principal. M. P. Mwasantembemorogoro Rcad, nar es Salaam.

Aims of the Ynstitution? To pre-VideiWtonin Technical.subjects..

Fees: Shs. 100/- per subjectper term

Examinations: National Crafts andTiEhnicians

General Certificate of Education'A' Level Course% rt -. 6Airsner week.

PtysicsChemistryPure and Applied VathematicsEconomics and Geography

Fees? '200/7 per Subject peryears

Examinations: National PigherreNTOTCWaricate

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Tech. Diocesan vooational trainingCentres for std. V11 leavers 35.

Fliaibility for the courses:

Contact Head of Pveninq Class rent.

Times of Classes: 4 -. 8.3n p.m.

Terms: miaJanuary to Rarly June:

mp-July to ena of November? eachyear.

read of Evening Class Dent.

Respective reads of "Full-timeDepartments.

Other Activities: Seminars etc?permission from-Principal.

Facilities:

Library: Not available to eveninoclass students because of the leraenumber of students.

TEC. DIOCESAN VOCATIONAL TRAINTNr.PF7761701.V.S...NTR1. rchdiocese of Par es Salaam -

P.O. Fox 167, Dar es, Salaam.

1. Msimbazi Study rluh.2. Kipatimu r'omestic Science.3. Mitole Vocational Training Centre.

2. Diocese of Mahenac -P.O. Pox Po Ifik7ia.

1. Vwiro Trades School.2. Ifakara Trees School.3. Mtimbwa Trades School.

3. Diocese of Dodoma nna mnwapwaTMZrrrrrrbr.O.mm&..c,x 11,

Mpwapwa.

1. rurumd Domestic Science/Nmmecraft Centre.

2. pwapwa Carpentry Tra-ining Centre.

3. ovada Training Centre.

4. niocese of YdandaP.O. via Linen, l'anzania.

1. Nanaanga Industria3. Sch.2. Ndnnda Industrial Sch.3. Pomecraft Centre tinAi.

vomecraft Centre Mtwara.

5. niIcejjtotassmIinea. .

1. Lukuledi Trade Sch. -mechanics

2. Lupaso Domestic Science3. t1andemho - Trade Carpe-

ntry.

6. Songea niocesecjo TilsTion's rouse, P.O. Dox152, Smnaea.

1. Peramiho Trades School(Carpentry', shoe makina,mechanics, tailoring)

2. Peramiho Domestic Sc.3. Chipole Domestic Science4. ritanda'Domestic Science5. mgazini nemestic .Science6. MatiMiia.Doiestia.Sc.7. Mahanje Domestic Science8. macuu nonestic Sciehce9. Milinga nomestic 54ence!

10. Mamabentilo homestic'Sc.11. Nangombo,Domestic Sc.12. Lituhi nomestic Science13. Litembo nomestic science16. LunAu DoneStic Science15. Itiahea Domestic Science16. 'POncycla nomestic Science17. Tinai nomestic Science

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7 Diocese of Njombec/o fl shop's rouse, P.O. rox 54,Njombe.

1. Uwembo Domestic Science.2. Kifanya nomestic Science.3. Lugarawa Domestic Science.4. madunda Domestic Science.

Diocese of IrinqaP.O. Sox 133, Irinaa.

Diocese of Same

15. Diocese of Arushamil.

16. Diocese of Tangaril.

17. Diocese of ?NailMil

1.. Tcsamaganga Domestic ccienee. 182. Tosamaganga Carpentry School.3. Tosamaganga Mechanical School.

Diocese of TaboraP.O. Pox frfirate Raq, Tabora.

1. Kahama Homecraft.2. Ndala romecraft.3. Mzega Homecraft.

ln. Diocese of KigomaP.O. Pox 71, gigoma.

1. Nil.

11. Diocese of Mheya.P7676757 179, beya.

1. Kisa romecraft.2. rt. Tlizabeth romecraft

P'heya Town.

12. Diocese of Mwanza

1. Mil.

13. Diocese of Bukoba

P.O. 1;ox Pukoba, Tanzania.

1. Mugama technical School2. Mugama nnmecraft.3. Kishozi romecraft.

. Diocese of musnmaP.O. Pox Musoma

1. Makoko Centre - DomesticScience.

19. rhinyanaa DioceseP.O. 110x Shinyanga.

1. Nioleleji Youth Trainingrentre (Former MissionCentre - now taken bynovernment).

20. Diocese of Sue.awanqa.-Pox.V, Sumbawanga.

1. "panda romecraft.2. Ka.tandala TraAe School.

21. Pulenge Diocese -Ruiencm P. n. via Bukoba,P.O. Tanzania.

1. Isingiro Domestic Science.

22. Diocese of Singida

Mil

23. Diocese of "oshiF73-Pf shoo s rouse,P.O. "ox 3n11,

1. uilemm romocraft & Carne-ntry School.

2. Pasua Trades School. .

3. Firuwa Carpentry & mechanicalSchool.

A. moshi town Commercial School.

TEMVKE COMMUNITY CIrmTRE

P.O. Box 9084, Dar es Salaam.Tel: Dar es Salaam 63526Temeke Road, Dar es Salaam.

'ims: To provide opportunity forilliterates to learn to readand write in Swahili and to providea-graded course in English andArithmetic to those who are liter-ate in Swahili.

Courses! Day and evenina classes.

mornings: 8.00 a.m. - 16.30 a.m.(for women)5 - 6 p.m. (women)

Evenings: 7.00 p.m. - 9.00 p.m.(all)

Other rictivities: Sewing andcooking classes for women in themorning.

Eligibility: Open to all adults

.Fees: Shs. 5 ner month English(MA Swahili classes are free)

.Facilities: Four simile bedroomsavaifib/e. No meals. Charge 10/-

. per night. For booking of roomscontact the Manager.

UMENE PARISP, MOSHI

P.O. Box 3041, "oshiDirector: Rev. John J. Lolo

Rev. Paul Shayo

12 milns north west of moshi.

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Aims: To offer Adult Education

('nurses: Reading, Writing,FTIFINFene nmestic Science.

Women and girls1.F67hWe not attended PrimarySchools.

Times of Classes: 4 p.m. to6.1)0 r7,57.757317647W week.

Certificates: "aendeleo yawanaleake Certificates:

Whom to Contact: Tither nay.(unde1inda or Rev. SisterSalvatora

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P.O. nnx 1.73, DarTel! Dar es SalaanSecretary-General:mchauru.

es Salaam.24219mrs. T.

01 Lumumba/mkunquni StreetsDar s Salaam.

Aims: Adult Education prngra-mmes for women are accordingto needs of particular loca-lities served (from villagelevel to regional level.)

Y.W.C.r.. of TP.NVN/A.

/,.0. Pox 2086, Dar es SalaamTel: oar es Salaam 22439reneral Secretary: missHelena Eliakos,tlatinnal Headquarters - Ohanarve.

Local (oar) Branch,r.o. Fox 20A6, Oar es Salaam.

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38. Y.T1.C.A. of Tanzania.

Tel: Dar es Salaam 63609Branch Secretary: mrs. AgathaMuhoka office - K Mum street,(near last bus stand) Buguruni Area,Dar es Salaam.

Aims! To 'mite all young womenTrinalowshin, through activitiesAnyelopment and training of theirminds, bodies and spirits, and toenable them to take their sharein the service of nod and of theirfellows.

Membership and Fees:membership is open to all womenabove 16 years, irrespective ofreligious

Fees: 5/- or more per year

Educations Activities:

Milt Education:

(Short Courses, once a month orten consecutive weeks - organisedby WCA Dar Pranch). Fmnhasis onbetter use of local materials andbe self supporting:

short courses on cookery, Fomecraftsewing and nardeninct.

Nursery school and Child bay CareCentrerfairg6thers to take care of thechildren so that they may attendAdult Education c!lasses and eo theirduties properly, as housewives.

Cottage Industry: Indended for girlsof-Primary qchool leavers and women!recruitment beninning of year, free.

Girls and women are taught differentways of skills using hands so thatthey can become selfsunportine andhelp raise the standard of living oftheir families.

Embroidery skill is taught forSchool leavers, dress-making,basket weaving and tie and dyeis taught for women.

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A p ace which is ahome awayfrom home, for students andworking girls.

There are 6" beds for studentsat X.1.4.C. Yostel, v,CA wing(Bugurumi Trea).

4 dormitories with 12 beds each.double rooms.

There are 76 beds for students,working girls and transients.

4 dormitories with S heds each.6 flats (hed-sitting room).

The rest sinnle and double-room.

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The Institute of Adult Education

University of Dar es. Salaam

P.O. rox 2n679

DAR "S SALAtAm