UNESCO Dar es Salaam's annual report summarizes their work in 2021. They provided teacher training in Morogoro on comprehensive sexuality education. They also introduced an online CSE course for students aged 19-26 at three Tanzanian universities, including the University of Dar es Salaam. Over 5 months, around 8,000 students registered for the course and 2,500 completed it, helping them develop knowledge and skills to avoid HIV, gender-based violence, and other risks while at university.
UNESCO Dar es Salaam's annual report summarizes their work in 2021. They provided teacher training in Morogoro on comprehensive sexuality education. They also introduced an online CSE course for students aged 19-26 at three Tanzanian universities, including the University of Dar es Salaam. Over 5 months, around 8,000 students registered for the course and 2,500 completed it, helping them develop knowledge and skills to avoid HIV, gender-based violence, and other risks while at university.
UNESCO Dar es Salaam's annual report summarizes their work in 2021. They provided teacher training in Morogoro on comprehensive sexuality education. They also introduced an online CSE course for students aged 19-26 at three Tanzanian universities, including the University of Dar es Salaam. Over 5 months, around 8,000 students registered for the course and 2,500 completed it, helping them develop knowledge and skills to avoid HIV, gender-based violence, and other risks while at university.
Education (C), Acting Executive Director of TACAIDS (3rd R) and UNESCO Head of Office (3rd L) during the closing session of teacher training in Morogoro.
Comprehensive Sexuality Education
(CSE) online course for higher learning students (age 19-26years) introduced in three universities namely university of Dar es Salaam; University of Iringa and the St. Augustine University of Tanzania. The three universities are offering CSE through e-learning platform of which learners have access to use their mobile phone to register and undertake the course. Over the period of 5 months, about 8000 students (40% female) registered and 2500 (31.3%) completed by Nov.2021. The course is meant to help students acquire desirable level of knowledge & develop competencies required to protect them from HIV infection, GBV and other risk behaviour as well as develop health practices Student of University of Iringa, receiving her certificate of while at campuses. completion during the Launch of the CSE Online course at the University.