The number of students selected to join Form One in 2017
Minister of State in the President's Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, George Simbachawene has said that 526,653 students out of 555,291 who passed the test to finish the seventh grade this year have been selected to join Form One year in government high schools.
According to these statistics, the number of students who were selected to join Form One in the first phase is equivalent to 94.85 percent of all students who passed.
Speaking to journalists on 28 November 2016 in Dodoma Simbachawene Minister stated that 28,638 students, including 12,937 boys and 15,701 girls were not elected in the first round of elections.
In addition the Minister Simbachawene he mentioned regions in which the disciples were successful but were not chosen in the first phase that includes Dar Es Salaam (18820), Arusha (4752), Songwe (1,465), Kigoma (1,208), Manyara (1,141), Lindi (608) , Mbeya (406) and Katavi (238).
About selected students Simbachawene Minister said that girls are 268,052 equivalent to 94.5 percent and 258,601 boys are equivalent to 95.2 per limila.
In addition, the Minister of State said that all students with disabilities who have successfully been selected to join Form One in 2017.
According to the Minister Simbachawene analysis of the students selected to join Form One in public schools is divided into four groups where the first group has involved 900 students including boys 480 and girls 420 who were sent to boarding schools for the performing better.
He added that the second group has involved 1,005 students including 915 boys and 90 girls who were sent to boarding schools Technical specifically studied.
He also said that a group of three limewahusisha Students 780 were categorized boys 430 and girls 350 who have chosen to join the Schools Boarding Usually a group of four limewahusisha students 723 including the boys 405 and girls 318 of boarding schools for students with disabilities.
According to those figures, the Minister Simbachawene has said that a total of 3,407 were chosen to join the boarding school form one where the boys are 2,230 equivalent to 65.4 per cent and girls 1,178 equivalent to 34.6 per cent, also candidates about 6260 equivalent to 0.78 per cent of those registered did test .
Moreover Simbachawene Minister has said that 523,245 students, including 256,371 boys and 266,874 girls have been selected to join Form One in schools found.
Meanwhile, Hon. Simbachawene said he would not hesitate taking them a step, the school involved and fraud examinations because they hinder the development of the profession in the country made by the Government.
"The government has started to take action against in accordance with the procedures all those involved in this fraud measures include the stripped power who ward education coordinators and head teachers, accusing the court to send their counsel Commission service of Teachers (TSC)," said Mr. Minister .
He also issued a directive to the Regional Commissioners identify the cause of the students who entered the first class as expected finishing their studies.
"I urge the Regional Commissioners identify the cause of the students finishing and appropriate measures taken to ensure that all students who are enrolled in the first class they complete the cycle of studies in accordance with the policies of education," stressed Hon. Simbachawene and heads of regions wanting to take appropriate measures aimed.
According to these statistics, the number of students who were selected to join Form One in the first phase is equivalent to 94.85 percent of all students who passed.
Speaking to journalists on 28 November 2016 in Dodoma Simbachawene Minister stated that 28,638 students, including 12,937 boys and 15,701 girls were not elected in the first round of elections.
In addition the Minister Simbachawene he mentioned regions in which the disciples were successful but were not chosen in the first phase that includes Dar Es Salaam (18820), Arusha (4752), Songwe (1,465), Kigoma (1,208), Manyara (1,141), Lindi (608) , Mbeya (406) and Katavi (238).
About selected students Simbachawene Minister said that girls are 268,052 equivalent to 94.5 percent and 258,601 boys are equivalent to 95.2 per limila.
In addition, the Minister of State said that all students with disabilities who have successfully been selected to join Form One in 2017.
According to the Minister Simbachawene analysis of the students selected to join Form One in public schools is divided into four groups where the first group has involved 900 students including boys 480 and girls 420 who were sent to boarding schools for the performing better.
He added that the second group has involved 1,005 students including 915 boys and 90 girls who were sent to boarding schools Technical specifically studied.
He also said that a group of three limewahusisha Students 780 were categorized boys 430 and girls 350 who have chosen to join the Schools Boarding Usually a group of four limewahusisha students 723 including the boys 405 and girls 318 of boarding schools for students with disabilities.
According to those figures, the Minister Simbachawene has said that a total of 3,407 were chosen to join the boarding school form one where the boys are 2,230 equivalent to 65.4 per cent and girls 1,178 equivalent to 34.6 per cent, also candidates about 6260 equivalent to 0.78 per cent of those registered did test .
Moreover Simbachawene Minister has said that 523,245 students, including 256,371 boys and 266,874 girls have been selected to join Form One in schools found.
Meanwhile, Hon. Simbachawene said he would not hesitate taking them a step, the school involved and fraud examinations because they hinder the development of the profession in the country made by the Government.
"The government has started to take action against in accordance with the procedures all those involved in this fraud measures include the stripped power who ward education coordinators and head teachers, accusing the court to send their counsel Commission service of Teachers (TSC)," said Mr. Minister .
He also issued a directive to the Regional Commissioners identify the cause of the students who entered the first class as expected finishing their studies.
"I urge the Regional Commissioners identify the cause of the students finishing and appropriate measures taken to ensure that all students who are enrolled in the first class they complete the cycle of studies in accordance with the policies of education," stressed Hon. Simbachawene and heads of regions wanting to take appropriate measures aimed.
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