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TFL - TRAINING FOR LIFE

Join the 2010 Programme

APPLY BY DECEMBER 2009 !!

SHORT COURSE FOR FORM 6 STUDENTS

A course in Life Skills;

Entrepeneurship; Business & Personal Finance;

Leadership Skills, Health and many more subjects

Dates for the course will be March-June 2010
and the venue will be in Moshi and Morogoro towns

Course Cost will be TZS 150,000

Application forms available from the TFL Director at the address below

THE TRAINING FOR LIFE PROGRAMME

2006 TFL Group on the way to KilimanjaroOn the way to the top of the World!

Training for Life (TFL) is a special programme for Tanzanian youths, who want to be enlightened about real life skills.

MISSION OF TRAINING FOR LIFE - AFRICA

TFL has the vision to transform Tanzanian Form 6 school leavers from being merely academic to becoming more aware of real life issues.

By so doing, you will become more effective as you go out into the employment pool, or into higher education. You will have the ambition to become more than a job seeker; in fact, you'll have the ambition to become a job creator.

You will become independent of welfare and support; you will contribute to society, not take away from it. You will add value to your work place by being a man or woman of integrity, charm, stability and of good reputation.

Our vision is to support our future leaders with the life skills which enables them to maximise their potential in the nation of Tanzania.


during an interactive class session

TFL Group of 2006
COURSE STRUCTURE

The annual course is run in 4 consecutive months, starting in February or March.

During the first two months of the programme; in a lecture room situation, students receive intensive teaching, which covers different disciplines, with the emphasis on a balanced life style. Subjects covered include entrepreneurship, personal finance, health issues and spiritual education.

Different professional experts, from Tanzania and overseas, volunteer to teach each specialised subject. On a practical basis, you will also participate in study tours in and around the neighbouring community.

The last two months of the programme is normally comprised of time for social placement and community work, computer training and the opportunity to climb tallest mountain their area.

WHAT DOES TFL DO?

reaching the summitOn top of Mt Kilimanjaro

TFL focuses on helping youths
to formulate personal visions,
discover their talents, use their initiative and be optimistic.

TFL desires to help mature youths
into adulthood,
with an inner desire
to serve the community
more resourcefully.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

Any Tanzanian youth who has completed Form 6 and is aged not beyond 24 years by January of the year of study, can apply for this interesting course. The TFL organization committee makes a short list of the more suitable applicants, who are then invited for panel interview.

AWARDS

At the end of the programme, students will graduate with three different certificates: TFL Course Completion, Basic Computer Training and Kilimanjaro Summit Climb (for Moshi based trainees only).
The certificates will improve their CV.

TFL Group 2006

teamworkTeam work

APPEAL FOR SUPPORT

The TFL course is made possible by generous donations; 83% of the budget comes from donors, while 17% is being sourced from students. The total cost per trainee per programme is TZS 650,000 equivalent to USD 530 or GBP 286.

THE TFL organisation committee is appealing for your generous financial support to enable the programme to run every year. You can contact the TFL Programme Director for more information.

Overseas donations should be channelled to us through Echoes of Service, 124 Wells Road, Bath, BA2 3AH, Engeland, clearly marked for TFL Tanzania. We will issue a receipt for all contributions received. Your help will be greatly appreciated by the students.

CONTACT TRAINING FOR LIFE

Contact the TFL Programme Director Frida Aloyce

Email: TFL1996@yahoo.com or Cell: (+255) 0783 616 492

Training for Life, P.O. Box 998, Moshi, Tanzania

You can find us at: CCM Building, 1st Floor Room 211, Moshi.

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last updated: 3 November 2009