SCHULBANK Stipediaten in Iringa, Tansania

Without question, there will also be school construction projects in Tanzania that have successfully transitioned into Tanzanian operations. And perhaps even financial independence from Western donors could be achieved. There is little chance of this happening and of these projects being truly sustainable.

For our small organization we have chosen a different way, asking ourselves the following question: Why don’t we use existing educational institution with a good educational level? Thus, with a scholarship we would not only directly help the students, but also indirectly financially support the successful school concepts of the respective principals and teachers. These lighthouse schools, even if they are privately run and pursue economic interests, can thus serve as a model for the further development of other schools in the surrounding area.

Our attitude towards self-responsibility and sovereignty of the country can also be optimally implemented in these educational cooperations.

One of the basic requirements for cooperation with educational institutions is an above-average level of education, which offers secure development opportunities for our scholarship holders and investment security for our biulding sponsors.

No less important is an existing sense of responsibility as an institution for poorer social groups. By reducing tuition for our scholarship recipients, they must fulfill this responsibility.

Furthermore, it is important to us that our values are in line with those of SCHULABNK in important respects. Here, for example, the equal treatment of boys and girls, Muslims and Christians, or the treatment in the education and punishment of students should be mentioned.

Our partners

High quality schools, colleges and universities

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New environment, new opportunities – ready to learn!

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Ummu Salama Primary School

Ummu Salama Primary School is a school for boys and girls in Iringa, Tanzania. It provides education for students from elementary school level to secondary school level. The school was established in 2011 by the Muslim community of Iringa to provide quality education.
February 1, 2023/by Alexander

Ukombozi Primary School

Ukombozi Primary School has been considered one of the best state elementary school in Tanzania for several years.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Tukuyu Secondary School

Tukuyu Secondary School is a state school in Tanzania, located in the town of Tukuyu in the southwest of the country. The school was founded in 1975 and has had a long tradition in the field of education ever since.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

The Tanzanian Training Center for International health (TTCIH)

The Tanzanian Training Centre for International Health (TTCIH) is a renowned educational institution in Tanzania that specializes in the training of health professionals.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

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Strong women of Tanzania | A heart for two lives – The story of Legina Chaungu

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Star International Primary School

Star International Primary School is a private school in Iringa. It was founded in 2016 and offers education for pupils from nursery to primary school level. The school follows the British curriculum and offers lessons in English.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

St. James Secondary School

St. James Secondary School is a school in Kilolo, Tanzania. It offers a high-quality education for pupils aged 13 to 18.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

St. Dominic Savio Secondary School

St. Dominic Savio Secondary School is a Catholic school in Tanzania that teaches students aged 13 to 19. The school is located near the city of Iringa and is part of the diocese of Iringa.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

St. Dominic Savio Primary School

St. Dominic Savio Primary School is a Catholic school in Iringa. It was founded in 2000 and provides education for pupils from kindergarten to primary school level. The school is named after Saint Dominic Savio, a Catholic saint known for his strong faith and dedication to education.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Spring Valley Secondary School

Spring Valley Secondary School is a school in Iringa, Tanzania. The school offers a wide range of subjects and activities that help students achieve both academic and social growth.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Ruaha Community Development Training Institute

The Ruaha Community Development Training Institute (RCDTI) is an educational institution in Tanzania that focuses on the development and support of local communities.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Rhema Primary School

Rhema Primary School in Dodoma is a private elementary school that teaches children aged 6 to 12. The school was founded in 2000 and has since built up an excellent reputation in the region.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Old partnership with a breath of fresh air!

Old partnership with a breath of fresh air: SCHULBANK and St. Dominic Savio Schools renew their cooperation
April 6, 2023/by Alexander

Nganza Secondary School

Nganza Secondary School is a school in the Kagera region of Tanzania. It was founded in 2000 and has undergone impressive development since then. The school offers a wide range of subjects, including English, mathematics, science, social sciences and sport.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Monduli Teachers College

Monduli Teachers College is a state teacher training institution in Tanzania. It is located in the Arusha region and offers a wide range of teaching and educational programs tailored to the needs of local students and teachers.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Mkwawa University

The Mkwawa University College of Education (MUCE) is a state university in Iringa, Tanzania. It was founded in 2007 and is named after the hero of the Hehe rebellion, Mkwawa.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Kiwanja Secondary School

Kiwanja Secondary School is a public school in Tanzania, located in the Moshi district of the Kilimanjaro region. It was founded in 1995 and has undergone remarkable development since then.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

First cooperation with state elementary school

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January 15, 2015/by Alexander

Edgar Maranta School of Nursing Ifakara

The Edgar Maranta School of Nursing in Ifakara, Tanzania, is one of the leading schools for nursing education in the country. Founded in 1984, the school offers a comprehensive nursing education based on both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

Dodoma University

Dodoma University is a state university in the capital of Tanzania, Dodoma. It was founded in 2007 and is the youngest university in the country.
March 27, 2021/by Alexander

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Partnerships with responsibility

Every educational institution that cooperates with SCHULBANK shares a sense of responsibility for the poorest in society. For example, schools and colleges commit to reduce their tuition fees by up to 50% for SCHULBANK scholarship recipients.

At a glance

  • Scholarships from elementary school to university
  • Scholarships only for half and full orphans
  • No program to promote elites
  • Equal treatment of religion, gender and sexuality

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