Monday, April 11, 2016

News Alert: Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Shinyanga, Mama Anna Kilango Malechela atumbuliwa na rais Magufuli

News Alert: Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Shinyanga, Mama Anna Kilango Malechela atumbuliwa na rais Magufuli


Anna Kilango Malechela

Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania, Dkt. John Pombe Joseph Magufuli, mchana huu ametengua uteuzi wa Mkuu wa Mkoa wa Shinyanga, Mama Anna Kilango Malecella, kwa kubaini kuwa alimwambia uwongo kuwa Mkoa wake hauna wafanyakazi hewa.

Pia amemsimamisha kazi Mkurugenzi wa Mkoa huo.

HABARI KAMILI ITAKUJIA HIVI PUNDE.

Tanzania’s girls flee their families — and marriage

Tanzania’s girls flee their families — and marriage

Female circumcision, child marriage, young girls on the run. A new multimedia graphic novel dramatically depicts the trials of tribal Tanzania — and the safe house trying to help.

Girls desperate to escape being cut by their families clamber into the back of a vehicle that will take them to the safe house in Mugumu, Tanzania.
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Marc Ellison for the Toronto Star
Girls desperate to escape being cut by their families clamber into the back of a vehicle that will take them to the safe house in Mugumu, Tanzania.
MUGUMU, TANZANIA—The girls erupt from the roadside bushes, their brilliant shawls swirling behind them as they beeline for the idling car.
They clamber into the back, wide-eyed and breathing hard.
School is out, and girls like Dorika are fleeing their families to save their childhoods and, maybe, save their lives.
The cutting season has begun, and safe house staff are busy.
The December rains mark not only the end of the school term but the start of the four-week period when girls in Tanzania’s northern Mara region typically are forced to endure female genital mutilation (FGM), also known as female circumcision or, simply, cutting. Men in the Kurya and Mungurimi tribes are brought up to believe that msagani — uncut girls — are unclean and unfit for marriage.
“My mother threatened to bind my arms and legs and have me cut by force if I refused,” says Dorika, speaking through a translator.
She is 12 years old.
The immersive story
Dorika fled her home in Masinki, two hours west of Mugumu, two weeks ago, terrified about stories of young girls bleeding to death, their cursed bodies dumped in the bush where the wild things are.
Five girls in Machochwe village died during last year’s cutting season — and those are just the reported deaths.
FGM has been illegal in Tanzania since 1998, but many tribespeople still believe the life-threatening procedure is a mandatory rite of passage into womanhood — and an indicator to men in the village the girl is now ready to get married. A 2010 government survey found that in the Mara region 40 per cent of girls and women had been cut.
Tanzania does not rank among the countries with the highest rates of child marriage — four in 10 girls are wed before their 18th birthdays — but in many regions it is a significant problem.
Here, in Mara, 55 per cent of girls are forced into marriages, although the actual figure is likely higher, masked by the remoteness of rural communities and by corrupt police and court officials ignoring cases in exchange for bribes.
The lure of lucrative dowries of livestock for impoverished parents perpetuates the inextricably linked practices of FGM and child marriage.
Daughters become cash cows, at the expense of a girl’s schooling and health.
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Finding sanctuary
Dorika is one of the lucky ones — she made it to the safe house.
Funded by donations from the Anglican Church, construction of this sanctuary was barely completed in time for the cutting season in December 2014. It offers girls not only refuge during the cutting season but, with two classrooms, a temporary return to normal life.
But the safe house has become a victim of its own success. What began as a trickle of girls has rapidly turned into a flood. Designed for 40 occupants, more than 160 girls like Dorika fled to Mugumu in December. At night, the classrooms transform into makeshift dormitories where girls sleep three to a bed.
“We don’t have a big budget, and yet the girls keep coming, coming, coming,” says co-ordinator Rhobi Samwelly.
Samwelly feels unable to turn any of them away. She was only 13 when she was pushed into FGM by her parents.
“I thought about running away,” she says. “But where could I go, how would I get food, where would I sleep?”
Abuse and pain
A young woman named Mama Mary faced the same dilemma more than 10 years ago.
She was forced to undergo FGM at age 11 and was married to an older husband at 13. Starting from their wedding night, Mama Mary was subjected to a decade of physical and sexual violence — all for the price of 10 cows.
“I think he beat me harder than any other woman has been beaten,” Mary says, revealing a gap where three teeth were knocked out by her husband.
She begged him to end the violence.
“I will only stop beating you when our first daughter undergoes FGM,” he told her. “Then the dowry I paid for you will be repaid.”
Her husband is now in jail, but life is still hard for Mama Mary.
With three young children, her only income is from making charcoal which she sells in town for a dollar a bag.
“They learn about computers and tailoring,” she says wistfully of the girls at the safe house. “Things that could have given a better life for me and my kids.”
That’s the hope for girls like Dorika. Their schooling continues, and they’re making new friends.
They are rediscovering what it means to be children.
An excerpt from a graphic novel about FGM in Tanzania by Marc Ellison and Daniel Lafrance. See the full story at bit.ly/SafeHouseComic
An excerpt from a graphic novel about FGM in Tanzania by Marc Ellison and Daniel Lafrance. See the full story at bit.ly/SafeHouseComic
About the project
Funding
The graphic novel, stories and videos about child marriage and FGM in Tanzania were produced with aid from the $25,000 International Development Reporting Fellowship. The fellowship is part of Aga Khan Foundation Canada’s public engagement programming, which aims to help Canadians gain a better understanding of international development issues. The program gets financial support from the Canadian government.
Marc Ellison was awarded one of two inaugural fellowships to report on the complex topic of child marriage in Tanzania through the medium of an interactive, multimedia graphic novel.
The project has been translated into Swahili in the hope it can be used as an educational tool in the communities where FGM and child marriage still thrive.
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Marc Ellison
Ellison is an award-winning photojournalist based in Glasgow, Scotland. He has worked extensively in Africa since 2011, reporting on female child soldiers in Uganda, sex workers in Mozambique and Sudanese refugee camps. Ellison has produced work for 60 Minutes, Al Jazeera, BBC, the Guardian, the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail and Vice.
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Daniel Lafrance
Lafrance is a professional storyboard artist with more than 30 years in the animation industry. In 2014, his graphic novel adaptation of Sharon E. McKay’s novel War Brothers — about children forced to become child soldiers for the LRA in Uganda — was nominated for an Eisner Award. Originally from Quebec, he now lives in Toronto with his wife and son.

Dutch Choice on EU-Ukraine Treaty Could Affect Brexit Vote

Dutch Choice on EU-Ukraine Treaty Could Affect Brexit Vote

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Demonstrators call for people to vote no in the EU referendum during a protest Sunday at Dam Square in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.Cris Toala Olivares/Reuters
Dutch voters will decide on Wednesday whether to support a European treaty deepening ties with Ukraine in a referendum that will test sentiment toward Brussels ahead of Britain's June Brexit vote and could also bring a boost for Russia.
The broad political, trade and defense treaty is already provisionally in place but has to be ratified by all 28 European Union member states for every part of it to have full legal force. The Netherlands is the only country that has not done so.
While a "no" vote in the non-binding referendum would not force the Dutch government to veto the treaty on an EU level, the fragile coalition, which holds the rotating EU presidency, might find it hard to ignore with less than a year to general elections.
Subscribe now - Free phone/tablet charger worth over $60Any rejection by Dutch voters or by the government would give Russian President Vladimir Putin, who opposes deeper EU-Ukraine ties and who many Dutch blame for the downing by pro-Russian rebels of a plane traveling from Amsterdam, a victory in his war of words with the West.
An EU decision to push on with the treaty despite a "no vote," whether the government respects it or not, could be damaging for the EU and highlight EU problems ahead of the British vote.
"If politicians ignore the Dutch no then it will be an even stronger signal than what the British have already received that there is no way to correct the European political class and that they should vote to leave," said Thierry Baudet, a "no" campaigner and one of the architects of the referendum that was triggered when activists gathered thousands of signatures of support.
Many Dutch feel they are being asked to choose between two unattractive options: EU expansion plans dreamed up by unaccountable bureaucrats in Brussels or helping Putin, who they blame for the MH17 plane disaster which killed almost 200 Dutch citizens in July 2014.

Turnout crucial

Others are confused by the issues.
"I'm not voting," says Gijs, a driving instructor in Amsterdam. "I can't understand what this referendum is about, and I can't understand why it was called."
A poll by Maurice De Hond on Sunday forecast that 66 percent of people certain to vote would back 'No' with only 25 percent in favor, with turnout likely to be decisive in shaping the final result. Pollsters TNS Nipo have forecast turnout of 32 percent, just above the 30 percent threshold that is needed for the referendum to be valid.
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Sofia Pavlovska and Anastasiya Dusanska of Ukraine, who both live in The Hague, attend a demonstration Sunday on the EU referendum at the Dam Square in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.Cris Toala Olivares/Reuters
The government, which supports a "yes" vote, fears it could turn into a protest vote like in 2005, when a majority of the Dutch electorate broke from a pro-European tradition and rejected the EU constitution.
"I hope the Dutch can get over their chagrin and say: 'Yes, we are annoyed with Europe, we are annoyed with this Dutch government, but we will still support Ukraine," said Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem.
While some parliamentary parties have said they would be bound by the outcome, "the government position is that we will follow the law, which simply says we will reconsider," said Dijsselbloem, lending weight to the view that the government will seek to preserve the treaty, or its essence, whatever the outcome.

Putin's shadow

The government itself shied away from framing the vote in a Russian context but shifted tactic as the referendum approaches.
The youth wing of Dijsselbloem's Labour Party, the junior party in the ruling coalition of Prime Minister Mark Rutte, have run a poster campaign showing anti-EU populist Geert Wilders passionately kissing Putin.
"Vladimir Putin's shadow is lurking fairly significantly over this treaty," says "yes" campaigner Joshua Livestro, arguing that a "no" vote will play into Putin's hands.
"Are we now going to give Putin what he wants after all?" he said.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte's cabinet initially stressed the treaty's economic benefits, but has since focused on its importance for Ukrainian reform in the areas of corruption, human rights and democracy.
"Everyone who wants progress in Ukraine is asking us to vote 'yes,' along with 27 other countries. That's what the referendum is about and nothing else," Deputy Prime Minister Lodewijk Asscher said on Friday.
"No" campaigners say the treaty is a first step toward full EU membership. "Legal scholars call it quasi membership," says Baudet.
Many Ukrainian politicians feel their country deserves the treaty and are keen to show they have made progress in aligning their country with EU standards since the 2014 uprising that toppled pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovich.
In a Dutch television interview on Sunday, Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin emphasized progress in areas such as gay and transgender rights where the Dutch have always viewed themselves as progressive leaders.
"In the past 24 months since Maidan we've done more reforms than in the last 24 years," he said.

Ukrainians May Get Visa-Free Travel Despite Dutch Vote, Source Says

Ukrainians May Get Visa-Free Travel Despite Dutch Vote, Source Says

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A woman attends a flash mob to support a European treaty deepening ties with Ukraine on the eve of a now-failed referendum held in the Netherlands in this April 5 photo.Valentyn Ogirenko/Reuters
The European Commission will propose this month granting visa-free travel to Ukrainians despite a Dutch referendum vote against an EU-Ukraine agreement partly motivated by hostility to migration, a senior EU source said.
Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker promised Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in March that the EU executive would put forward the eagerly awaited proposal in April, offering Ukrainians the most tangible benefit of closer ties at a time when a free trade deal has not yet borne fruit for their economy.
"It may look as if we're ignoring the Dutch voters, but we have to keep our word to Ukraine, which has met the conditions," the source says.
Subscribe now - Free phone/tablet charger worth over $60The proposal must be approved by a qualified majority of EU member states and by the European Parliament to take effect.
The source says the Commission would include some form of safeguard enabling EU countries to reinstate visas temporarily in case of a surge of migration.
Ukraine has a population of some 45 million. Russia's 2013 annexation of Crimea and the fighting with pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine has not so far led to a large exodus from the country, EU officials note.
The Dutch voted by 61 percent last week in a non-binding referendum to reject the association agreement on closer political, security and trade ties between Kiev and the 28-nation bloc.
Less than a third of the electorate turned out, but the turnout was just more than the 30 percent required for the result to be valid.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says the government could not proceed with ratification of the deal which the other 27 EU countries have already approved, and which has provisionally entered into force. The EU Commission said it was up to Dutch leaders to reflect on the vote and suggest a way forward.
Ukraine is not the only country impatiently awaiting visa-free travel. EU leaders have promised to speed up visa liberalization for Turkey, aiming for agreement by late June if Ankara meets the many conditions. The Commission is also working on a politically sensitive proposal to extend it to Kosovo.

Wild Tiger Population Increases For First Time in a 100 Years

Wild Tiger Population Increases For First Time in a 100 Years

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The world population of tigers has risen slightly over the past six years, for the first time in a century. This tiger was photographed by a camera trap in Bhutan. Royal Government of Bhutan, Department of Forests and Park Services
There is finally some positive news for tigers: After declining—often precipitously—for a century, global populations of this endangered animal have risen slightly over the past six years.
In 2010, there were an estimated 3,200 tigers living in the wild. New estimates suggest that there are now just under 3,900.
Then, as now, tigers are primarily killed by poachers, who seek the animal for its skins, as well as body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine, despite zero evidence of medicinal value. Habitat loss and fragmentation continue to take a toll, as well as conflict with people, such as when tigers are killed after run-ins with locals and their livestock.
Subscribe now - Free phone/tablet charger worth over $60The increase in tiger numbers has primarily been seen in India, Russia, Nepal and Bhutan, says Ginette Hemley, a senior vice president with the World Wildlife Fund. The group has collated and released the population estimates on the eve of the third Asian Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation, in New Delhi, India, a meeting of 13 countries that have tigers living within their borders.
“We’ve got a good, positive start, [especially] since before 2010 things were in dramatic decline,” says Barney Long, director of species conservation with the environmental group Global Wildlife Conservation. In 1900, for example, there were an estimated 100,000 tigers roaming the wilds of Asia, a number that declined by 97 percent by 2010. The reversal of the decline “needs to be heartily congratulated, but we can’t be complacent.”
In 2010, tiger-range countries met and set a goal of doubling tiger populations to a total of more than 6000 by 2022, the second Year of the Tiger (in the Chinese calendar). A study published April 1 in the journal Science Advances found that there are still enough intact forests to support a doubling of the tiger population, but only if these areas are kept protected.
global tiger status infographic - april 2016
India has the majority of the world's wild tigers, with an estimated total population of 2,226, followed by Russia (433), Indonesia (371), Malaysia (250), Nepal (198), Thailand (189), Bangladesh (106) and Bhutan (103). WWF/TX2/GTF
“We have a long ways to go, but we are hopeful we have a chance to reach our goal,” Hemley says.
The increase has been driven by political commitments of host-range countries, especially the aforementioned central and south Asian countries, Hemley says. But much work still needs to be done in Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia and Indonesia. In some of these places, comprehensive estimates haven’t been undertaken, and there haven’t been major commitments in all tiger countries to protect the animals.
Cambodia likely has no tigers left in the wild, but luckily the government has acknowledged this and announced in early April its intent to eventually reintroduced tigers into the country, Long says.
One thing tigers have going for them is they can rebound quickly if left alone. This has been the case in Nepal, where their numbers have increased by 63 percent since the previous survey five years earlier, Hemley says.
Poaching remains an “ever-present threat,” Long says, and will exist as long as there remains demand for tiger products in countries such as China. It will require continued effort to fight back against it, and much work remains to be done if populations of the animal are to continue to increase globally, he says.
"I am so proud that our collective efforts have begun to make progress toward our goal, but there is still so much to be done," said WWF board member Leonardo DiCaprio, who also runs a foundation involved in tiger conservation, in a statement.
India has by far the most tigers, with an estimated total population of 2,226, followed by Russia (433), Indonesia (371), Malaysia (250), Nepal (198), Thailand (189), Bangladesh (106) and Bhutan (103).

Sunday, April 10, 2016

BARAZA LA MAWAZIRI ZANZIBAR


Sunday, April 10, 2016
BARAZA LA MAWAZIRI ZANZIBAR

RAIS wa Serikali ya Mapinduzi Zanzibar (SMZ), Dkt. Ali Mohamed Shein jana Jumamosi, April 9, 2016 ametangaza Baraza la Mawaziri litakalosimamia kazi za serikali kwa kipindi cha uongozi wake wake kwa mujibu wa sheria.

Dkt. Shein amesema amepunguza ukubwa wa baraza hilo kutoka wizara 16 hadi kuwa wizara 13, ambapo wizara tatu amezivunja na kuzigawa ndani ya hizo wizara 13 za sasa.

Mawaziri ni 13 na Manaibu waziri 7.Ameongeza kuwa, mawaziri aliowatangaza leo atawaapisha kesho Jumapili asubuhi katika Viwanja vya Ikulu visiwani Zanzibar.

Baraza la Mawaziri Zanzibar hao ni;

1). Ofisi ya Rais na mwenyekiti wa Baraza la Mapinduzi – Issa Haji Ussi Gavu.

2). Katiba na Sheria Utumishi wa Umma – Haroun Ali Sleiman.

3). Tawala za Mikoa na Idara maalum – Haji Omari Kheir.

4). Makamo wa 2 wa Rais – Mohamed Aboud.

5). Waziri wa Fedha na Mipango – Dk. Khalid Salum Mohamed.

6). Afya – Mahmoud Thabit Kombo.

7). Wizara ya Elimu – Riziki Pembe Juma.

8). Viwanda na Masoko – Amina Salum Ali.

9). Ujenzi, Mawasiliano na Uchukuzi – Ali Karume.

10). Habari Utalii Utamaduni na Michezo – Rashid Ali Juma.

11). Kilimo Maliasili Mifugo na Uvuvi – Hamad Rashid Mohamed.

12). Uwezeshaji, Wazee, Wanawake na Watoto – Mauldine Castiko.

13). Maji Ardhi Nishati na Mazingira – Salama Aboud Talib.

Pia amewataja Manaibu Waziri 7 kuwa ni:

1).Harusi Said Suleiman - Wizara ya Afya

2).Mmanga Mjengo Mjawili – Wizara ya Elimu na Mafunzo ya Amali

3).Mahamed Ahmed Salum – Wizara ya Ujenzi, Mawasiliano na Uchukuzi

4).Lulu Mshamu Khamis – Wizara ya Kilimo, Maliasili, Mifugo na Uvuvi

5).Chum Kombo Khamis – Wizara ya Habari, Utalii, Utamaduni na Michezo

6).Juma Makungu Juma – Wizara ya Ardhi, Maji, Nishati na Mazingira

7).Khamis Juma Maalim - Ofisi ya Rais Katiba, Sheria, Utumishi na Utawala Bora.

Dkt Shein pia amewajumuisha Juma Ally Khatib na Said Sud Said kutoka vyama vya upinzani kuwa wajumbe katika baraza hilo

VYUO VYA AFYA VITAKAVYOCHUKUA WANAFUNZI APRIL 2016

O VYA AFYA VITAKAVYOCHUKUA WANAFUNZI APRIL 2016
Date Posted: 20th March 2016 15:26:25 Posted By: NACTE

BARAZA LA TAIFA LA ELIMU YA UFUNDI

   

MAOMBI YA NAFASI ZA MAFUNZO MWAKA WA MASOMO MACHI 2016/2017

Katibu Mkuu Wizara ya Afya, Maendeleo ya Jamii, Jinsia, Wazee na Watoto kwa kushirikiana na Baraza la Taifa la Elimu ya Ufundi (NACTE) wanatangaza nafasi za masomo kwa kozi mbalimbali za afya zinazotolewa na vyuo vilivyosajiliwa na NACTE na kutambuliwa na wizara. Vyuo vitakavyoendesha mafunzo haya kwa muda huu ni:

S/N

Institute

Programme

NTA Level

Enrolment Capacity

TOTAL

Male

Female

1

Primary Health Care Institute - Iringa

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

30

15

45

2

Mwambani School of Nursing - Chunya

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

40

20

60

3

New Mafinga Health and allied Institute- Mafinga

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

25

25

50

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

35

35

70

4

St. Aggrey College of Health Science- Mbeya

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

25

25

50

5

Bulongwa Health Science Institute- Makete

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 6

20

30

50

Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

20

20

40

7

Lugarawa School of Nursing- Ludewa

Technician Certificate in Medical Laboratory Science

Level 5

30

10

40

8

Mbalizi Institute of Health Sciences - Mbeya

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

25

25

50

9

Yohana Wavenza Health Institute- Mbozi

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

30

20

50

10

St. Bakhita College of  Health - Nkasi

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

25

25

50

11

Mkomaindo

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

40

40

80

12

Huruma School of Nursing

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 6

25

25

50

13

Hydom School of Nursing

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

10

30

40

14

Same School of Nursing

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

20

30

50

15

St. Augustin Institute of Health Sciences (CHW)

Hospital

Level 4

40

40

80

school                 

50

50

100

Elijerry centre

50

50

100

16

Archibishop John Ramadhani School of Nursing

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

25

25

50

17

Kilema College of Health Sciences

Technician Certificate in Medical laboratory

Level 5

25

25

50

18

Spring Institute of Business and Sciences

Ordinary Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science

Level 6

20

20

40

19

Nicodemus Hhando School of Health Sciences

Technician Certificate in Medical laboratory

Level 5

25

25

50

21

Besha Health Training Institute

Technician Certificate in Medical laboratory

Level 5

25

25

50

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

25

25

50

22

Bumbuli (SEKOMU)

Technician Certificate in Clinical Medicine

Level 5

45

Ordinary Diploma in Clinical Medicine

Level 6

90

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

25

25

50

23

Tandabui

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

25

25

50

24

Sengerema COTC

Technician Certificate in Medical laboratory

Level 5

35

15

50

25

Mwasenda

Technician Certificate in Medical laboratory

Level 5

25

25

50

26

Royona

Technician Certificate in Medical laboratory

Level 5

30

40

70

27

Bukumbi Nursing

Technician Certificate in Nursing and midwife

Level 5

25

25

50

28

Kagemu EHS

Technician Certificate in Environmental Health Science

Level 5

10

10

20

Ordinary Diploma in Environmental Health Science

Level 6

15

15

30

29

Kolandoto

Technician Certificate in Nursing

Level 5

30

30

60

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

30

30

30

30

Mikocheni School of Nursing

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

20

20

40

Technician Certificate  in Nursing

Level 5

20

20

40

31

Kulagwa

Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 5

40

40

80

32

DECCA College of Health and Allied Sciences

Ordinary Diploma in Medical Laboratory

Level 6

60

40

100

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

50

50

100

33

Mvumi Institute of Health Sciences

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

10

15

25

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 6

20

30

50

Technician Certificate in Medical Laboratory Science

Level 5

40

30

70

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

20

30

50

34

Tabora Institute

Ordinary Diploma in Clinical Medicine

Level 6

50

50

100

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

50

50

100

35

Kilimatinde

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

40

40

80

36

Nkinga Institute of Health Sciences

Technician Certificate in Nursing

Level 5

10

20

30

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

20

20

40

Technician Certificate in Medical Laboratory Science

Level 6

15

15

30

37

Iambi School of Nursing

Technician Certificate in Nursing and Midwifery

Level 5

30

20

50

38

St. Johns University

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

75

75

150

39

Rukwa College of Health Sciences

Basic Technician Certificate in Community Health

Level 4

25

25

50

40

Massana College of Nursing

Technician Certificate in Nursing

Level 5

20

20

40

Ordinary Diploma in Nursing

Level 6

20

20

40

41


Isimila nursing School

Technician Certificate in Nursing

Level 5

25

25

50

Kufuatia tangazo hili watu wote wanaopenda kujiunga na kozi hizi, watume maombi yao ili wajiunge na kozi hizi ifikapo mwezi April 2016.

    Muda wa Mafunzo: 

    Miaka mitatu (3)kwa kozi za Stashahada (Ordinary Diploma)

    Miaka miwili (2) kwa kozi za astashahada (Technician Certificate)

    Mwaka mmoja (1) kwa astashahada ya awali (Basic Technician Certificate)

    Sifa za Muombaji Watarajali (Pre-service):

    Kozi za stashahada (ordinary diploma)

    Kozi za Stashahada ya Maabara (Ordinary Diploma in medical laboratory sciences) amemaliza kidato cha nne na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ya ‘C’,  kwa masomo ya biologia na kemia , na alama ‘D’ kwa somo la fizikia, Hisabati na Kingereza kwa  .

    kozi za Stashahada ya uuguzi na ukunga (ordinary diploma in nursing and midwifery)Awe amemaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ya ‘C’,  kwa masomo ya biologia na kemia , na alama ‘D’ kwa somo la fizikia. ufaulu wa  Hisabati na Kingereza ni sifa ya ziada

    kozi za Stashahada ya Utabibu (ordinary diploma in clinical Medicine)Awe amemaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ya ‘C’,  kwa masomo ya biologia na kemia , na alama ‘D’ kwa somo la fizikia. ufaulu wa  Hisabati na Kingereza ni sifa ya ziada

    Kozi za astashahada (technician certificates)

    Astashahada ya  maabara (Technician Certificate medical laboratory sciences).  amemaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ‘D’, kwa masomo ya biologia, Kemia, Fizikia, Hisabati na Kiingereza.

    Astashahada ya Uuguzi na ukunga (Technician Certificate nursing and midwifery). awe amemaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ‘D’, kwa masomo ya biologia, Kemia, Fizikia.  Hisabati na Kiingereza ni sifa za ziada

    Astashahada ya Utabibu  (Technician Certificate clinical medicine). awe amemaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ‘D’, kwa masomo ya biologia, Kemia, Fizikia.  Hisabati na Kiingereza ni sifa za ziada

    Astashahada ya awali (basic Technician certificate)

    Uhudumu wa afya (Community Health worker) awe memaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ‘D’, kwa masomo manne (4), somo la biolojia (Biology) likiwa nilazima 

    Watoaji dawa muhimu (Dispencers) awe amemaliza kidato cha nne  na ufaulu wake  uwe wa kiwango kisichopungua alama ‘D’, kwa masomo manne (4), somo la biolojia (Biology) likiwa ni lazima.

    Utaratibu wa kutuma maombi:

Maombi yatafanyika kwa  njia ya mtandao kupitia mfumo wa udahiri wa pamoja (Central Admission System-CAS) unaoendeshwa na kusimamiwa na NACTE.Aidha mfumo huu unapatikana kupitia Tovuti: www.nacte.go.tz  au  www.cas.go.tz

    Utaratibu wa kutoa taarifa kwa waliochaguliwa:

    Baraza la Elimu ya Ufundi (NACTE) litakuwa na wajibu wa kuwataarifu wale wote watakaofanikiwa kuchaguliwa kujiunga na kozi mbalimbali kupitia ‘website’ ya Baraza na pia kupitia utaratibu mwingine wowote utakaodhihirika kurahisisha mawasiliano na utoaji taarifa.

    Taarifa hizo zitatumwa pia vyuoni kwa ajili ya ufatiliaji na urahisishaji wa mawasiliano.

    Muda wa mwisho wa kuomba kujiunga ni tarehe 31 Marchi, 2016.

    Muhula wa masomo unatarajiwa kuanza tarehe 18 April, 2016.

Imetolewa na:

Kaimu Katibu Mtendaji,

Baraza la Taifa la Elimu ya Ufundi

S.L.P. 7109,

Dar es Salaam