Early childhood education (ECE) is a critical foundation for lifelong learning, health, and productivity. Recognizing this, Tanzania has integrated pre-primary education (PPE) into its formal education system, emphasizing the importance of quality learning opportunities for children aged 4–6. While national policies and frameworks advocate for compulsory and fee-free pre-primary education, evidence on the implementation and impact at local levels remains limited.
Tanzania recognizes that the first eight years of a child’s life are very critical to their development. The child’s early experiences and environment lay a foundation for his/her later development as well as success at school and in life in general. In this cognizance, in 1995, the government of Tanzania formalised and integrated pre-primary education in the formal education system to cater for children aged 5 and 6 years (Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT, 1995).
By that time, however, the 2 years of pre-primary education cycle were not explicitly stated as compulsory.
Nevertheless, the Education and Training Policy (ETP) 1995 stressed that children (aged 5-6) should have preprimary education before they are admitted to Standard I.
10 Teaching Vacancies at Nyasaka Morning Star Pre & Primary School December 2025
Morning Star Day Care Center is among of Best Day care Schools at Mwanza. We providing Safe, Happy and Healthy Learning Environment. Located at Nyasaka, near RC church.”
Available positions:
1: English
2: MathematicsÂ
3: ScienceÂ
4: History
5: Geography
6: Arts
7: Secretary
8: Driver (Lesence grade C)
9: Earyly Childhood Development (ECD)
10: Clearner (Woman)
Location: Nyasaka – Mwanza
Deadline:Â 2 January 2026
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