The National Council for Technical Education
(NACTE) Council Board Chairman, Eng Steven Mlote, speaks in Dar es
Salaam yesterday when announcing the deletion of five registered
technical institutions that were operating in unconducive environment
from the Register of Technical Institutions at an event held in Dar es
Salaam yesterday. Centre is Acting Secretary, Dr Adolf Rutayugana and
Director of Regulatory, Control and Monitoring, Ms Agnes Ponera. (Photo
by Our Correspondent)
The five schools are State College of
Health and Allied Sciences, Zoom Polytechnic College, Tabitha
College—formerly: ThabitaVocational Training College; Financial Training
Centre and TMBI College of Business and Finance all based in Dar es
Salaam.
At the same time, the education body,
has issued a 14 day ultimatum to 41 other institutions, which were
operating without registration, to fulfill the law requirement or face
the music. NACTE Chairman Engineer Steven Mlote said at a news
conference: “any failure to abide by the compliance order will lead to
imminent closure of those institutions.”
Some of the 41 institutions which were
operating without being registered are Time School of Journalism -
Chakechake, Pemba; Dar es Salaam School of Journalism and Mass
Communication DMSJ – Bukoba, Simiyu, Geita and Mwanza.
Others are King Solomoni College,
Bethesda Montessori Teachers Training College and Avocet College of
HotelManagement in Arusha; Kewovac Nursing Training Centre and St Family
Health Training Institute – both in Mbagala, Dar es Salaam.
The 112 colleges whose registration had
expired and 52 others that were operating without fulfilling
registration requirements have been granted a grace period of one month
to ensure that they meet appropriate legal requirements.
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