Afrika Mashariki kuwa himaya moja ya Elimu ya Juu kuanzia Januari 2017!

[Cicero]

Students in the East Africa region will from next month be able to transfer credits to higher education institutions if presidents of the five countries approve the proposal.

Ministers for education in the region have agreed on a draft declaration for implementation of a harmonised higher education system.

“It is our anticipation that the forthcoming summit of heads of state will approve the declaration and pronounce the EAC as a common higher education area,” said Inter-University Council for East Africa Chief Principal, Quality Assurance and Qualifications Framework Dr Cosam Chawanga Joseph.

The five partner countries are Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.

Dr Joseph explained that the exercise which was supposed to be done late this year was postponed due to the EAC principles of procedures in decision making. The council of ministers noted that the initial submission of the declaration to the council had not gone through the line sectoral council for education, science, technology, culture and sports.

“Harmonisation of education of higher education or education in general is a process not an event that we are aspiring to achieve as a one-off target,” he added.

The framework was developed by the council in consultation with regulators of national higher education, Commission for University Education Kenya included.

Under the common higher education system, the countries in the region will recognise academic certificates from higher education institutions across the region, and students will be able to transfer credits.
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<<KWA KISWAHILI>>

Ifikapo Januari 2017, Wanafunzi wa nchi za Afrika Mashariki wataweza kutuma alama zao za ufaulu ili kuweza kudahiliwa kwenye vyuo ndani ya nchi hizo endapo Marais wataidhinisha muswada huo.

Tayari Mawaziri wa Elimu wa nchi za Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi na Tanzania wameshaafikiana na suala hili ambalo limeonyesha kuwa na tija kwa Elimu ktk ukanda huu wa Afrika Mashariki.

Mpango huu ulibuniwa na kuratibiwa na viongozi na waratibu kutoka Mabaraza na Tume za Taifa za Elimu ya Juu za nchi zote zilizomo kwenye Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki.

Kupitia mfumo huu, nchi washirika zitakuwa zikitambua vyeti vya taaluma vya elimu ya juu za nchi husika na wanafunzi wataweza kuwasilisha alama zao ili kuweza kudahiliwa kokote katika nchi hizo.

 

[Edward Wanjala]

Itawezekanaje hili? Wanafunzi kutoka Kenya wataweza kunufaika sababu nchini Uganda mwanafunzi wa Form one ataenda University! Kutoka darasa la nane ataenda Form 3!
Sasa sielewi University watalinganisha kivipi?

 

[Raymie Kenya]

they are kin to soil our education system
the kind of education system in other east African countries is of low quality compared to Kenya .a class eight pupil in Kenya is equivalent to a form two student in Uganda and Tanzania I don't know the criteria they will use to ensure that quality is adhered to.

 

[kilam]

they are kin to soil our education system
the kind of education system in other east African countries is of low quality compared to Kenya .a class eight pupil in Kenya is equivalent to a form two student in Uganda and Tanzania I don't know the criteria they will use to ensure that quality is adhered to.

Nonsense, what have you produced out of your education other than English speakers?
Kidding yourselves can't make your education better.
Some smart form two student from Tanzania is capable of passing your form four exam.

 

[Cicero]

they are kin to soil our education system
the kind of education system in other east African countries is of low quality compared to Kenya .a class eight pupil in Kenya is equivalent to a form two student in Uganda and Tanzania I don't know the criteria they will use to ensure that quality is adhered to.

Take it from me.....i have firsthand experience to authoritatively declare that a form four Kenyan graduate is far behind a Tanzanian or Ugandan form four graduate in terms of knowledge acquired.

 

[Raymie Kenya]

Take it from me.....i have firsthand experience to authoritatively declare that a form four Kenyan graduate is far behind a Tanzanian or Ugandan form four graduate in terms of knowledge acquired.

firsthand experience my ass!! Kenya's education system has been ranked the best in Africa ,Kenya's level or literacy is 89 ,Uganda 71% and Tanzania 65% .therefore its very ironical for you to insinuate That your students are better than ours when they can't construct a comprehensive sentence in English . 80% of Tanzanian can not differentiate between worry not and worry out. are those the people you're telling me?

 

[Raymie Kenya]

Nonsense, what have you produced out of your education other than English speakers?
Kidding yourselves can't make your education better.
Some smart form two student from Tanzania is capable of passing your form four exam.

Yes,we have produced English speakers who are able to compete global unlike you fox who are shy to interact with the world due to your illiteracy.

 

[Jaffary]

firsthand experience my ass!! Kenya's education system has been ranked the best in Africa ,Kenya's level or literacy is 89 ,Uganda 71% and Tanzania 65% .therefore its very ironical for you to insinuate That your students are better than ours when they can't construct a comprehensive sentence in English . 80% of Tanzanian can not differentiate between worry not and worry out. are those the people you're telling me?

You people you must be kidding. Who told you the ability and or knowledge of a person is measured on his fluency in speaking English?

BTW, you are good in Kikuyu and the like than what you purport to be capable of!

 

[Jaffary]

firsthand experience my ass!! Kenya's education system has been ranked the best in Africa ,Kenya's level or literacy is 89 ,Uganda 71% and Tanzania 65% .therefore its very ironical for you to insinuate That your students are better than ours when they can't construct a comprehensive sentence in English . 80% of Tanzanian can not differentiate between worry not and worry out. are those the people you're telling me?

You people you must be kidding. Who told you the ability and or knowledge of a person is measured on his fluency in speaking English?

BTW, you are good in Kikuyu and the like than what you purport to be capable of!

 

[mzee wa mazabe]

Nonsense, what have you produced out of your education other than English speakers?
Kidding yourselves can't make your education better.
Some smart form two student from Tanzania is capable of passing your form four exam.

Absolutely correctly, when I was form six, I had one book called University physics which were used for undergraduate in Uganda but in Tanzania we used for five and form six.

 

[game over]

firsthand experience my ass!! Kenya's education system has been ranked the best in Africa ,Kenya's level or literacy is 89 ,Uganda 71% and Tanzania 65% .therefore its very ironical for you to insinuate That your students are better than ours when they can't construct a comprehensive sentence in English . 80% of Tanzanian can not differentiate between worry not and worry out. are those the people you're telling me?

Mbwa wa mzungu as usual.

 

[waltham]

Students in the East Africa region will from next month be able to transfer credits to higher education institutions if presidents of the five countries approve the proposal.

Ministers for education in the region have agreed on a draft declaration for implementation of a harmonised higher education system.

“It is our anticipation that the forthcoming summit of heads of state will approve the declaration and pronounce the EAC as a common higher education area,” said Inter-University Council for East Africa Chief Principal, Quality Assurance and Qualifications Framework Dr Cosam Chawanga Joseph.

The five partner countries are Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.

Dr Joseph explained that the exercise which was supposed to be done late this year was postponed due to the EAC principles of procedures in decision making. The council of ministers noted that the initial submission of the declaration to the council had not gone through the line sectoral council for education, science, technology, culture and sports.

“Harmonisation of education of higher education or education in general is a process not an event that we are aspiring to achieve as a one-off target,” he added.

The framework was developed by the council in consultation with regulators of national higher education, Commission for University Education Kenya included.

Under the common higher education system, the countries in the region will recognise academic certificates from higher education institutions across the region, and students will be able to transfer credits.

ebu jameni nitafutiani TANGANYIKA UA NI MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA HAPA KWA HII ORODHA......WAITING..

Ranking of African Countries By Literacy Rate: Zimbabwe No. 1
Posted by Editor / July 6, 2013

Below is the ranking of African countries by the literacy rate. This entry includes a definition of literacy and Census Bureau percentages for the total population, males, and females. There are no universal definitions and standards of literacy. Unless otherwise specified, all rates are based on the most common definition – the ability to read and write at a specified age (15 and above). Detailing the standards that individual countries use to assess the ability to read and write is beyond the scope of this article.

Country Literacy Rate
1.
Zimbabwe
90.70
2.
Equatorial Guinea
87.00
3.
South Africa
86.40
4.
Kenya
85.10
5.
Namibia
85.00
6.
Sao Tome and Principe
84.90
7.
Lesotho
84.80
8.
Mauritius
84.40
9.
Congo, Republic of the
83.80
10.
Libya
82.60
11.
Swaziland
81.60
12.
Botswana
81.20
13.
Zambia
80.60
14.
Cape Verde
76.60
15.
Tunisia
74.30
16.
Egypt
71.40
17.
Rwanda
70.40
18.
Algeria
69.90
19.
Tanzania
69.40
20.
Madagascar
68.90
21.
Nigeria
68.00
22.
Cameroon
67.90
23.
Djibouti
67.90
24.
Angola
67.40
25.
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
67.20
26.
Uganda
66.80
27.
Gabon
63.20
28.
Malawi
62.70
29.
Sudan
61.10
30.
Togo
60.90
31.
Burundi
59.30
32.
Eritrea
58.60
33.
Ghana
57.90
34.
Liberia
57.50
35.
Comoros
56.50
36.
Morocco
52.30
37.
Mauritania
51.20
38.
Cote d’Ivoire
48.70
39.
Central African Republic
48.60
40.
Mozambique
47.80
41.
Mali
46.40
42.
Ethiopia
42.70
43.
Guinea-Bissau
42.40
44.
Gambia, The
40.10
45.
Senegal
39.30
46.
Somalia
37.80
47.
Sierra Leone
35.10
48.
Benin
34.70
49.
Guinea
29.50
50.
Niger
28.70
51.
Chad
25.70
52.
Burkina Faso
21.80

Information on literacy, while not a perfect measure of educational results, is probably the most easily available and valid for international comparisons. It is impossible to overstate the importance of education especially in Africa. Low levels of literacy, and education in general, can impede the economic development of a country in the current rapidly changing, technology-driven world.

 

[Edward Wanjala]

Ya raghbi! yaani hivi Tanzania iko huku chini Dah! Mambo ya umoja wa elimu hapa yatakuwa magumu! Ona Uganda!! Lol

 

[tuusan]

Ya raghbi! yaani hivi Tanzania iko huku chini Dah! Mambo ya umoja wa elimu hapa yatakuwa magumu! Ona Uganda!! Lol

Nilimaliza kidato cha sita na washkaji hata hawajui wanaenda somea nini chuo kikuu,kuna watz hua wanashangaza sana kwenye suala la elimu, ukienda vyuoni wengi wanasoma tu wapate vyeti Yaani ile bora liende .....siwezi fahamu kenya Au Uganda hali ikoje lakini kumaliza chuo kikuu bado sio usomi je mtu amejitambua? Anaweza tumia elimu yake kujikomboa ? Hapo ndipo penye kazi

 

[Edward Wanjala]

Nonsense, what have you produced out of your education other than English speakers?
Kidding yourselves can't make your education better.
Some smart form two student from Tanzania is capable of passing your form four exam.

Kajiado, Namanga schools are full of Tanzanians who when finishes class eight goes directly to form 3 Tz! i have a cousin who did class eight in Kenya, went to Uganda an joined form three and passed!! By the way, it is the same with British system, a pupil who do Kenyan system to class seven joins form 2 and will be comfortable! it is a fact

 

[Edward Wanjala]

Next time try to keep your brain alive or do brain exercises to improve your memory.

Changing the system doesn't mean it is poor in comparison!!

 

[kilam]

Kajiado, Namanga schools are full of Tanzanians who when finishes class eight goes directly to form 3 Tz! i have a cousin who did class eight in Kenya, went to Uganda an joined form three and passed!! By the way, it is the same with British system, a pupil who do Kenyan system to class seven joins form 2 and will be comfortable! it is a fact

I know you public school curricula and I always check your KCSE exams . I repeat, a smart form two student from Tanzania can easily pass your KCSE exams.
I attended higher education abroad with many Kenyans. Most of them are pinweight students especially in science subjects.
Stop overrating your shallow education.

 

[waltham]

I know you public school curricula and I always check your KCSE exams . I repeat, a smart form two student from Tanzania can easily pass your KCSE exams.
I have attended higher education abroad with many Kenyans. Most of them are pinweight students especially in science subjects.
Stop overrating your shallow education.

ebu jameni nitafutiani TANGANYIKA UA NI MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA HAPA KWA HII ORODHA......WAITING..

Ranking of African Countries By Literacy Rate: Zimbabwe No. 1
Posted by Editor / July 6, 2013

Below is the ranking of African countries by the literacy rate. This entry includes adefinition of literacy and Census Bureau percentages for the total population, males, andfemales. There are no universal definitions and standards of literacy. Unless otherwise specified, all rates are based on the most common definition – the ability to read and write at a specified age (15 and above). Detailing the standards that individual countries use to assess the ability to read and write is beyond the scope of this article.

Country Literacy Rate
1.
Zimbabwe
90.70
2.
Equatorial Guinea
87.00
3.
South Africa
86.40
4.
Kenya
85.10
5.
Namibia
85.00
6.
Sao Tome and Principe
84.90
7.
Lesotho
84.80
8.
Mauritius
84.40
9.
Congo, Republic of the
83.80
10.
Libya
82.60
11.
Swaziland
81.60
12.
Botswana
81.20
13.
Zambia
80.60
14.
Cape Verde
76.60
15.
Tunisia
74.30
16.
Egypt
71.40
17.
Rwanda
70.40
18.
Algeria
69.90
19.
Tanzania
69.40
20.
Madagascar
68.90
21.
Nigeria
68.00
22.
Cameroon
67.90
23.
Djibouti
67.90
24.
Angola
67.40
25.
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
67.20
26.
Uganda
66.80
27.
Gabon
63.20
28.
Malawi
62.70
29.
Sudan
61.10
30.
Togo
60.90
31.
Burundi
59.30
32.
Eritrea
58.60
33.
Ghana
57.90
34.
Liberia
57.50
35.
Comoros
56.50
36.
Morocco
52.30
37.
Mauritania
51.20
38.
Cote d’Ivoire
48.70
39.
Central African Republic
48.60
40.
Mozambique
47.80
41.
Mali
46.40
42.
Ethiopia
42.70
43.
Guinea-Bissau
42.40
44.
Gambia, The
40.10
45.
Senegal
39.30
46.
Somalia
37.80
47.
Sierra Leone
35.10
48.
Benin
34.70
49.
Guinea
29.50
50.
Niger
28.70
51.
Chad
25.70
52.
Burkina Faso
21.80

Information on literacy, while not a perfect measure of educational results, is probably the most easily available and valid for international comparisons. It is impossible to overstate the importance of education especially in Africa. Low levels of literacy, and education in general, can impede the economic development of a country in the current rapidly changing, technology-driven world.

 

[Edward Wanjala]

What are objectives of the reform?

Aligning learners talents and interests with their career choice later in high Levels!

 

[Raymie Kenya]

Mbwa wa mzungu as usual.

its better to Mbwa wa mzungu kuliko kuwa jibwa la mwarabu,,, you're the worst monster ever existed ,so pathetic.