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The Only Way to Apply for a Job at Ubongo

To join the Ubongo team, you must apply through our official Careers Page at ubongo.org/careers. Follow these simple steps:

1. Visit ubongo.org/careers.
2. Click “View Current Job Openings” to see the roles currently available.
3. Select the job that interests you and carefully read through the description.
4. Click “Apply for This Job” at the top right side of the page.
5. Fill out the online application form with all required details and submit.

Only applications submitted through our online portal will be considered.

Important Notes

• Avoid In-Person or Email Submissions: Bringing your CV directly to our office or emailing it to us will not be accepted. You will simply be directed to apply online. Save yourself the time and effort by sticking to our official process!
• Beware of Scammers: Ubongo does not charge any fees for applications, interviews, or job placements. Anyone requesting money in exchange for job opportunities is not affiliated with Ubongo.
• Stay Vigilant: All communication about your application will come from official Ubongo channels and addresses (e.g. name@ubongo.org). If you’re unsure, verify by contacting us directly: info@ubongo.org.

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On October 10, 2024, we were honored to host key representatives from Tanzania’s Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MoEST) at our Dar es Salaam headquarters for a day of insightful discussions. This engagement marked a significant step toward building a collaborative relationship aimed at expanding educational access and enhancing learning experiences for children across Tanzania.

Exploring Shared Goals in Education

The meeting provided MoEST representatives with a behind-the-scenes view of our content creation, delivery, and impact measurement processes. As they toured our studios and reviewed Ubongo’s educational programs, discussions centered around 10 key areas for collaboration that directly align with Tanzania’s educational priorities. 

These included:

Teacher Training and Resources: Expanding teacher training to support educators in using our content to enhance classroom learning. The Ministry

• expressed interest in co-developing resources to make lesson planning easier and more effective, especially in rural areas.
• STEM Education and Digital Literacy: Promoting STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) skills and digital literacy from an early age. MoEST is interested in partnering with us to introduce coding, robotics, and basic digital skills that align with Tanzania’s goals for a technology-driven future.
• Inclusive Learning for All Abilities: We share a commitment to making learning accessible for children with diverse needs. The Ministry praised our inclusion of characters with disabilities and expressed interest in further content adaptations to meet the needs of all learners, particularly in underserved areas.
• Last-Mile Connectivity: Bridging the gap for students in remote areas who may have limited access to internet and TV. MoEST is keen on exploring ways to expand our reach through radio, offline resources, and community-based distribution to ensure every child, regardless of location, can access quality learning materials

A Vision for Inclusive, Impactful Education

Our shared mission of inclusive and impactful education was evident throughout the discussions. The Ministry voiced strong support for our efforts to offer educational content in local languages, recognizing that culturally relevant, mother-tongue-based learning leads to better educational outcomes. The Ministry also expressed interest in our community-centered approach, which has proven effective in driving learning gains in literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional skills across diverse regions.

A Path Forward: Establishing a Collaborative Framework

We are eager to formalize this partnership and work together toward shared educational goals. To do so, we plan to establish a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that will outline specific areas of collaboration, ensuring coordinated efforts across multiple government bodies. In the coming months, we will co-host a stakeholder workshop with MoEST, bringing together key representatives from the education sector to discuss the MoU and finalize strategic plans.

This promising collaboration has the potential to make a lasting impact on Tanzania’s education landscape by equipping teachers, empowering students, and bringing high-quality, accessible learning to all corners of the country. 

Stay tuned for updates as Ubongo and Tanzania’s Ministry of Education work together to make quality education a reality for every child in Tanzania!

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These playlists are designed for every occasion, from dance parties and learning adventures, to bedtime lullabies, ensuring families have the perfect soundtrack for their special moments.  It’s a celebration of African culture and creativity, bringing the best of Africa to the world through music. Here is the link to the playlists: https://music.apple.com/gb/curator/akili-and-me/1770327636

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