Address
Arusha Njiro
Work Hours
80 Hours A week
Tanzania’s engineering sector continues to expand in 2025, driven by infrastructure development, industrial growth, and technological advancement. With the government’s emphasis on industrialization and infrastructure modernization, qualified engineers are in high demand across civil, mechanical, electrical, mining, and emerging specialized…
The landscape of remote work has transformed dramatically for Tanzanian professionals, creating unprecedented access to global opportunities while remaining in the country. With improved internet infrastructure, growing digital literacy, and the global normalization of remote collaboration, Tanzanians are increasingly participating…
The digital marketing landscape in Tanzania has evolved dramatically, transforming from an emerging field to an essential business function across industries. As Tanzanian businesses increasingly prioritize digital presence and customer engagement, career opportunities in digital marketing continue to expand, offering…
Tanzania’s healthcare sector is undergoing significant transformation in 2025, driven by public health initiatives, private sector investment, and international partnerships. With the government’s commitment to universal health coverage and improvements in healthcare infrastructure, career opportunities for medical professionals continue to…
Tanzania’s mining sector remains a cornerstone of the country’s economy in 2025, with gold, diamond, tanzanite, and graphite operations contributing significantly to export revenues and employment. Recent regulatory reforms and increased investment have reinvigorated the sector, creating diverse job opportunities…
Tanzania’s non-governmental organization (NGO) sector continues to play a vital role in the country’s development landscape in 2025. With international donors and development partners maintaining substantial presence in Tanzania, NGOs and development agencies offer rewarding career opportunities across various sectors…
The banking and financial services sector in Tanzania continues to be a robust employment generator in 2025, offering diverse career opportunities across commercial banks, microfinance institutions, insurance companies, and investment firms. As Tanzania’s economy maintains its growth trajectory, financial institutions…
In Tanzania’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, tech professionals are witnessing unprecedented demand for their skills. With the country’s tech sector growing at an impressive 7% annual rate and contributing approximately 4.5% to the national GDP, career opportunities are abundant for…
Ahmes Secondary School, a private co-educational school in Pwani Region, secured the 5th position nationally in the 2024 Form Six examinations iziraa.com. As the 2nd highest-ranked private school in the country, Ahmes achieved a Grade B (Very Good) category with…
Kemebos Secondary School has emerged as the top private school in Tanzania’s 2024 Form Six results, ranking #2 nationally Located in Bukoba, Kagera Region, this mixed-gender school achieved a Grade A (Excellent) performance with a remarkable GPA of 1.3646 Despite…