Tanzania's curriculum reforms and skills for work

Tanzania has updated its education and training policy and revised its curricula to place more emphasis on skills, including vocational and technical streams in secondary education.

Skills for a growing economy

Tanzania's investments in infrastructure, energy and manufacturing need young people with practical technical skills: electricity, mechanics, technical drawing and digital tools.

Virtual labs for technical learning

• Electrodynamics for electrical installation and power;
• Mechanics for machines and structures;
• Drawing and 3D modelling for design and construction;
• Robot design for automation and mechatronics.

Language of instruction

Kiswahili is central to education in Tanzania. VR Labs Africa is adding Kiswahili to the Virtual Laboratories platform, supporting learners and teachers in the language they know best.

Teacher development

New streams need trained teachers. Virtual labs give teachers a safe environment to build their own practical confidence.

Regional cooperation

Tanzania's role in the East African Community and SADC creates opportunities to share content and teacher training across borders.

Contact us to discuss a pilot.