Jonathan A. Sutton

What is Young Scientists Tanzania? Young Scientists Tanzania is a unique and innovative programme in Africa, delivering two integrated and complimentary events in the Tanzanian secondary school academic year. The first is a comprehensive Science Outreach Programme covering all regions in Tanzania and the second is an attractive high profile Annual YST Exhibition and competition in which secondary students showcase their research. The Annual YST Exhibition component is based on the Young Scientist model in Ireland. In Tanzania the Annual YST Exhibition is used to showcase the success of the of the students involved in the Science Outreach Programme. The Science Outreach Programme is an indigenous independent programme developed by YST to add value to the YST Exhibition and in doing so, develops a much-needed Science Culture in Tanzania. The Science Outreach Programme is the key component of YST as it builds much needed scientific capacity among young secondary level students and their teachers.

Business Ireland Kenya is the Irish Business chamber in Kenya, promoting trade and investment between Kenya and Ireland. Business Ireland Kenya grants you access to a dynamic, vibrant, business-friendly network. Join today to participate in thematic business breakfasts and sector-focused roundtable discussions, gain business and regulatory insights, make new connections and widen your business network. Business Ireland Kenya is a member of the European Business Council Kenya and we work collaboratively with the Embassy of Ireland in Kenya, the Embassy of Kenya in Dublin, Enterprise Ireland and the Kenya Irish Society. Access our partners and leverage.

What is Young Scientists Tanzania? Young Scientists Tanzania is a unique and innovative programme in Africa, delivering two integrated and complimentary events in the Tanzanian secondary school academic year. The first is a comprehensive Science Outreach Programme covering all regions in Tanzania and the second is an attractive high profile Annual YST Exhibition and competition in which secondary students showcase their research. The Annual YST Exhibition component is based on the Young Scientist model in Ireland. In Tanzania the Annual YST Exhibition is used to showcase the success of the of the students involved in the Science Outreach Programme. The Science Outreach Programme is an indigenous independent programme developed by YST to add value to the YST Exhibition and in doing so, develops a much-needed Science Culture in Tanzania. The Science Outreach Programme is the key component of YST as it builds much needed scientific capacity among young secondary level students and their teachers.

CCBRT is a locally registered non- governmental organisation. Since its inception in 1994, CCBRT has grown to become the largest local provider of disability and rehabilitation services in the country. Committed to preventing disabilities whenever possible, CCBRT is also engaged in extensive maternal and newborn healthcare (MNHC) activities. CCBRT’s vision is to be the leading provider of accessible, specialised health services in Africa. Are you interested in working with us? Visit our website for the latest vacancies: www.ccbrt.or.tz/careers