An initiative taking shape · Tanzania

Better teachers. Better education. Better Tanzania.

A Centre of Excellence for Educator Development, Teaching Excellence, Digital Education and Education Innovation.

AGES is advancing the establishment of a Centre that connects professional learning with the realities of teaching in Tanzania. Its purpose is practical: strengthen the people who make education work.

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Introducing the Centre of ExcellenceEnglish · AGES film

The purpose

Put educators at the centre of change.

The Centre will focus on teachers, tutors, instructors and education leaders, with professional development grounded in curriculum delivery, classroom practice and local needs.

  1. 01

    Educator development

    Practical professional learning for teachers, tutors, instructors and leaders, building the confidence and capabilities needed to translate education reforms into daily practice.

  2. 02

    Teaching excellence

    Strengthening curriculum delivery and teaching practice through relevant professional development and the exchange of experience.

  3. 03

    Digital education

    Digital pedagogy, effective use of learning technology and responsible use of artificial intelligence in education.

  4. 04

    Education innovation

    Locally relevant approaches that bring institutions, educators and education partners together around Tanzania’s education priorities.

Institutional collaboration

A shared education agenda.

AGES is advancing the Centre in collaboration with four key institutions. Their participation connects national priorities, university expertise, education support and the teaching profession.

MoEST

Ministry of Education, Science and Technology

UDOM

University of Dodoma

TEA

Tanzania Education Authority

TTU

Tanzania Teachers’ Union

A wider skills mission

Learning that reaches the workplace.

Alongside educator development, the Centre will pursue a secondary objective: supporting skills development for workers and professionals in collaboration with employers, corporates, manufacturers, sector institutions and professional bodies.

This will include practical short courses, professional development programmes and certification-linked training designed to strengthen workplace skills, productivity and employability.

Participants at the AGES Education Forum in Dodoma, 11 September 2026.

From dialogue to development

Introduced in Dodoma. Built through collaboration.

The Centre formed part of the education transformation agenda presented at the AGES forum on 11 September 2026. The next step is to turn shared priorities into practical collaboration.

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