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Tanzania

  • Sabra Suleiman is one of the many children at Saateni nursery school, where VSO volunteer, Daphne Sharpe is working as a teacher trainer. Daphne has shared her early years education expertise with teachers from all 18 of the government pre-schools in Zanzibar.
  • Children break for gardening at Chinangani primary school, Dodoma, Tanzania. Hilary, who was a VSO volunteer at the school, introduced activities for the special education class that would help with coordination and life after school.
  • Nusery school children at Saateni nursery school, pictured with VSO volunteer, Daphne Sharpe who is working as a teacher trainer. Daphne has shared her early years education expertise with teachers from all 18 of the government pre-schools in Zanzibar.
  • Teacher Asya Hassan Mussa is teaching a class full of primary school children at Saateni nursery school, Zanzibar, Tanzania. Teacher Asya was taught by VSO volunteer teacher trainer, Daphne Sharp, who has now trained over 100 nusery school teachers and 18 heads of pre school.
  • Sabra Suleiman is one of the many children at Saateni nursery school benefitting from the improved teaching methods and resources. VSO volunteer, Daphne Sharpe is working as a teacher trainer. Daphne has shared her early years education expertise with teachers from all 18 of the government pre-schools in Zanzibar.
  • Saumu Ismai, treasurer of a women's group who have been working with VSO volunteer Maurice Kwame Nyambok to establish links with some of the many tourist hotels on Zanzibar, Tanzania. Currently Zanzibars hotels import 80 % of their produce. Opening up the market to the locals will help generate a vital income.
  • VSO volunteer graphic designer, Lynn O'Rourke talking to Zakaria Mwita on set at Femina, Tanzania. VSO are working in partnership with Femina HIP, who are a multimedia, civil society initiative working across Tanzania to promote healthy lifestyles, HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual health, gender equality and civic education.
  • Rebeca Gyumi is leading an after school Femina club in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. VSO is working in partnership with Femina, who are a multimedia, civil society initiative working across Tanzania to promote healthy lifestyles, HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual health, gender equality and civic education. Also pictured Paul Shayo
  • Maisa Mohamed Abdulrahim is taking part in an after school Femina club in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. VSO is working in partnership with Femina, who are a multimedia, civil society initiative working across Tanzania to promote healthy lifestyles, HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual health, gender equality and civic education.
  • Haitham Maulid is one of the many children at Saateni nursery school benefitting from the improved teaching methods and resources. VSO volunteer, Daphne Sharpe is working as a teacher trainer. Daphne has shared her early years education expertise with teachers from all 18 of the government pre-schools in Zanzibar.
  • Teacher Asya Hassan Mussa is teaching a class full of primary school children at Saateni nursery school, Zanzibar, Tanzania. Teacher Asya was taught by VSO volunteer teacher trainer, Daphne Sharp. Daphne has shared her early years education expertise with teachers from all 18 of the government pre-schools in Zanzibar.
  • Teacher Asya Hassan Mussa is teaching a class full of primary school children at Saateni nursery school, Zanzibar, Tanzania. Teacher Asya was taught by VSO volunteer teacher trainer, Daphne Sharp (pictured right). Daphne has shared her early years education expertise with teachers from all 18 of the government pre-schools in Zanzibar
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