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Teaching at Formal and Secondary Schools in Tanzania

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Program Overview

Intern or volunteer at a public primary or secondary school in Moshi, Kilimanjaro. This program is open to university students majoring in education and qualified educators.

Children in primary schools are aged 6 to 15 years (Standards 1 to 7). Common subjects you may teach include English, reading, writing, and mathematics. For younger students (up to Standard 4 or 10 years old), most classes are conducted in Swahili, except for English. If you do not speak Swahili, your teaching will generally be limited to English lessons. From Standard 5 onwards, instruction is a mix of Swahili and English, allowing you to teach additional subjects beyond English.

For secondary school levels (ages 16–18, Forms 1 and 2), you can specify the subjects and age groups you want to teach, independently or alongside a local teacher. The city education office will assign you to a school within the city or district of Moshi based on your preferences. There is a particular demand for volunteers/interns who can teach science subjects at the secondary school level.

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Program Highlights

Volunteer or take on internship teaching at formal or secondary schools in Tanzania.
Teach all age groups, from pre-primary to final year.
Assist a local teacher or teach on your own.
Follow the Tanzanian syllabus.
Attend a briefing upon your arrival in Tanzania.

What's Included

Some Accommodation
Airport Transfer (Drop-Off)
Airport Transfer (Pick-Up)
On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
Pre-Departure Orientation
In-Country Orientation
Cultural Training / Program / Orientation
Certificate of Completion
Internship Placement
Emergency Support

Program Details

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Locations

  • Moshi, Tanzania

Available Terms / Availability

  • Years Offered
  • Year Round

Eligible Nationalities

  • All Nationalities

Education Levels & Language

  • Language
  • English
  • Education
  • University Sophomore (2nd Year)
  • University Junior (3rd Year)
  • University Senior (4th Year)
  • University 5th Year or More
  • Bachelor’s degree

Accommodation Options

  • Group living
  • Guest House
  • Home-stays
  • Independent living
  • Other

Application Procedures

  • Resume
  • Online Application

Age Requirement

18+

Duration

  • 2-4 Weeks
  • 5-8 Weeks
  • 3-6 Months
  • 9-12 Weeks
  • Summer
  • Winter

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