Curriculum Review- Bachelor of Inclusive Education- MWECAU
Conducted expert review on the programme of Bachelor of Inclusive Education- MWECAU
AMUCTA is committed to transforming communities through knowledge, professional expertise, community engagement and consultancy services.
Our staff and academic community participate in outreach and consultancy activities that contribute to education, health, community development, inclusive practices and other areas of national development.
Conducted expert review on the programme of Bachelor of Inclusive Education- MWECAU
Training conducted to tutors ARITA Tabora on Examination Setting using competence based model.
Promoting Wellness on Campus - One-Day Medical Camp at the Archbishop Mihayo University College of Tabora. A collaboration with Kitete Tabora Referral Hospital, AMUCTA conducted a one-day medical camp on campus, offering students free medical checkups to promote good health and well-being.
Facilitated a workshop to children aged 5 to 15 on Life Skills at Makokola in Tabora on 28th June, 2025 (completed)
Organized counselling to Students of Tura High School in preparation for form six examinations on 7th and 8th June 2025 (completed)
Participated at the National Mental Summit held in Kahama in 2025 and presented a paper: "The role of Teachers: Equipping Educators with the tools and training to identify and support students with mental health challenges" (completed)
Facilitated a workshop on Counteracting Human Trafficking at Kipalapala Tabora on 29th May 2025. It was organized by TCAS Tanzania (completed)
Presented a paper on the Urgency of Guidance and Counselling to a group of professional psychological counselors on 19th July 2025 at Dodoma (completed)
Supporting teachers in 5 inclusive primary schools on inclusive learning and assessment of learners with special needs education organized by The TO51 Inclusive Education Project implemented by ADD International, Sense International and Tanzania Cheshire Foundation from 19th to 23rd May 2025 (completed)
AMUCTA Psycho-social Club offered counselling services to students at Tumanini Model Secondary School at Isukamahela in Tabora municipality on 22nd February 2025 (completed)
Developed online content for teacher development in early childhood education and mathematics under the e-TALE project supported by the Niilo Maki Foundation, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland.
Facilitated a three day training workshop for teachers from selected primary schools in Bahi and Dodoma Councils.
Participation in the national review coordinated by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.
Development of the National Guidelines for Identification, Assessment, and Development of Gifts and Talents in Tanzania
Visits to Inclusive Primary Schools in supporting teachers to identify and assess learners with special needs in Kilosa - Morogoro, Mpwapwa - Dodoma and Korogwe - Tanga that was sponsored by Hakielimu in December 2024 (completed)
Facilitated a training to teachers and special needs education officers on inclusive education in September 2024 in Tabora (completed)
Provision of academic and professional support services to students and partner schools.
Community outreach program conducted in Tabora Tanzania focusing on assessment and rehabilitation of children with disabilities and family support.
Development of three National Guidelines for: i. Implementation of the Strategy for Inclusive Education ii. Establishment and Management of ESRACs at the Local Government Authority levels iii. Procurement, distribution and renovation of assistive devices in schools
The learning of deaf students has been a challenging phenomenon owing to their diversity in culture, linguistic background, and learning styles. This has resulted in constant failure, dropout, and learning phobia of most deaf learners. The communication barrier and lack of pedagogical knowledge and skills among teachers have led to 84% of Tanzanian deaf learners failing in their national examinations every year. This scenario necessitated Archbishop Mihayo University College of Tabora (AMUCTA) to design an Open Visual Education Resource (OVER) tool that condenses all subjects into visual representations to assist both teachers and deaf students in their teaching and learning process. The tool has proved to be quite effective for enhancing learning and memory retention among deaf learners. However, the challenges in technology and the deficit in funding have impacted the progress of the project.
The guidelines were development to support the learning access and participation of deaf learners in Tanzania