Tanzania calls on Africa to adopt curriculum that keeps pace with scientific advances, labour-market demands
DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 23 -- TANZANIA has called on African countries to strengthen cooperation in integrating technology and innovation into education to ensure curricula keep pace with scientific advances, changing labour-market demands and the needs of future generations.
Minister of State in the Prime Ministers Office responsible for Regional Administration and Local Government (PO-RALG), Prof Riziki Shemdoe said curriculum transformation is essential in equipping learners with skills to solve problems, innovate, collaborate and use technology effectively.
Prof Shemdoe made the remarks yesterday in Dar es Salaam while opening the sixth African Curriculum Association Conference, which brought together policymakers, curriculum experts, ...
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