Tanzania, June 28 -- Dar es Salaam. About 40 high-performing teachers and education leaders from Dodoma Region have travelled to South Korea on a four-day study tour aimed at strengthening skills in modern teaching methods, school leadership and education technology.

The programme is part of a regional initiative to recognise teachers whose schools have recorded improved academic performance.

The delegation left Julius Nyerere International Airport on June 27, en route to Seoul via Doha, Qatar, according to the programme coordinator and Managing Director of Global Education Link, Abdulmalik Mollel.

He said participants will attend training sessions, exchange experiences with South Korean educators and study how technology and school ma...