Author: Msomi Bora

The issue of passing exams has been a headache for a significant number of students, which has contributed to the increasing failure in examinations among students. Examination, which is referred to as a formal test of a person’s knowledge or proficiency in a subject or a skill, is an integral part of an academic setting. The consistent failure of students in examinations has made it necessary to explore the various factors that contribute to the failure of students in examinations. Some students blame others, like their teachers, parents, or friends. They usually say, “Teachers don’t teach well” or “Exam is…

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1. Attend all classes and be punctual: This ensures you don’t miss important information and demonstrates your commitment to learning.  2. Actively participate in class: Engage with the material, ask questions, and contribute to discussions to deepen your understanding.  3. Take thorough and organized notes: This helps you review material later and reinforces your learning.  4. Complete all assignments on time and to the best of your ability: This demonstrates your dedication and ensures you grasp the concepts.  5. Seek help when needed: Don’t hesitate to ask teachers, classmates, or tutors for assistance with challenging topics or assignments.  6. Review material regularly: Don’t wait until…

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Everyone wants to leave a good impression on their teachers, and it doesn’t need to be complicated or mysterious. You can learn what teachers expect of your behavior, so you’ll be able to behave, succeed, and have a likable presence in class. All this is quite easy if you are determined to, well your perspective does everything on your behalf. 1. Be Attentive in Class Make an effort to listen each day and be involved in the lesson. Even though there will be boring topics covered in class, realize that it is the teacher’s job to teach and your job…

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Students often stress out because of exams, but this is no longer necessary with proper guidelines to help you do well and achieve your high marks. However, don’t forget that the efforts that you put in for the exams would matter if you never learn how to study efficiently. But with a well-planned approach and the using the most effective study techniques, learning and applying more information can be retained and applied much more effectively during the exam. Here are ways or tips for scoring higher marks in your exams: 1. Don’t skip school Missing classes automatically puts you at a…

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There are several high-performing secondary schools in Tanzania include St. Francis Girls’ Secondary School, Feza Boys’ Secondary School, and Kibaha Secondary School. These schools consistently achieve high results in national examinations and are known for their strong academic performance. Other notable schools include Marian Boys Secondary School, St. Augustine Tagaste Secondary School, and Ilboru Secondary School.  Top Performing Schools Based on Recent Examination Results: St. Francis Girls’ Secondary School: Consistently ranks high, with all students achieving Division I in the Form Four examinations with a GPA of 1.0259 (2024). Canossa Secondary School: Another top performer with all students achieving Division I in the…

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STUDY NOTES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS – KENYA   Download the Notes Free   Kenya Notes These notes follow the Kenya Syllabus. The notes have been prepared by qualified professional teachers.   Click the links below to download the Notes:   FORM ONE   FORM TWO   FORM THREE   FORM FOUR       KENYA SECONDARY EDUCATION   Overview of Kenya Secondary Education Kenya’s secondary education system is overseen by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology. The system is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education that prepares them for higher education or the workforce.   Education System Structure…

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In Tanzania, popular and marketable Advanced Level (A-Level) subject combinations include PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), and HGL (History, Geography, Language). Other combinations like EGM (Economics, Geography, Mathematics), and various language combinations like KLF (Kiswahili, English, French) are also considered marketable. These combinations often lead to a variety of degree courses in fields like engineering, medicine, social sciences, and humanities. Popular Combinations and Their Potential Degree Paths: PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics): This combination is a strong foundation for engineering, medicine, architecture, and related fields. PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology): This combination prepares students for careers in medicine, pharmacy, veterinary science, and…

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Higher education plays a critical role in the development of any country, and Tanzania is no exception. In recent years, the Tanzanian government has made significant investments in the education sector, with the aim of increasing access to higher education and improving the quality of education. As a result, more Tanzanian students are pursuing degree courses in various fields, with the hope of securing well-paying jobs and contributing to the country’s economic growth. Here is a list of the top 10 highest paying degree courses in Tanzania, ranked in order of their average annual salary potential: If you’re looking for Most…

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Some schools are consistently recognized for their strong teaching staff and educational programs. The Aga Khan Schools in Tanzania are known for their high-quality education and dedicated teachers. Tusiime Schools are also well-regarded, particularly in Dar es Salaam, offering education from nursery to high school. Additionally, international private schools, such as the International School of Tanganyika (IST), are known for attracting high-quality teachers and offering a rigorous international curriculum.  Here’s a more detailed look at some of the schools mentioned and why they stand out: Aga Khan Schools: These schools, including Aga Khan Mzizima Secondary School and Aga Khan Nursery and Primary School in Dar…

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Several primary schools in Tanzania are recognized for their quality education. Some of the notable ones include The Aga Khan Nursery and Primary School, which offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme, and Kennedy House International Cambridge Primary School, known for its international curriculum. Braeburn School is also recognized for its holistic approach and well-rounded curriculum. Additionally, Tusiime Schools are known for their primary education offerings. Here’s a more detailed look at some of the top primary schools in Tanzania: 1. The Aga Khan Nursery and Primary School: This school offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) from Kindergarten 1 to Grade 6,…

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