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If you are searching for how to to check Form One Selection 2021 or from which website you going to check form one selection 2021 or shule walizopangiwa kidato cha kwanza 2021, then you are at right place.
The TAMISEMI is about to officially release the Form one selection 2021 list for Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) candidates seeking admission into Government secondary school for 2021/2022 academic year. This comes after NECTA release of the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) 2020 examination results.
The form one selection 2021 list contains names of all selected Standard Seven – Primary School Leavers, allocated schools, district and gender nationwide.
Parents and Prospective form one students who wrote the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) few months ago can now check their selection details online thru TAMISE website or the regional council websites.
You can also Check and Download Form one selection 2021 Tanzania: Full List of form one selected students – selection za kidato cha kwanza 2021 thru the links below
Form One School 2020 – Form One Selection 2021 Tanzania updates
Browse the List of selected Students by Regions
Recommended:
- Songwe
- Arusha
- Kilimanjaro
- Dar es Salaam
- Tabora
- Pwani
- Mbeya
- Singida
- Lindi
- Mtwara
- Morogoro
- Rukwa
- Geita
- Katavi
- Ruvuma
- Kagera
- Simiyu
- Mwanza
- Iringa
A total of 58,699 who passed the Primary School Leaving Examinations in 2019 have not been selected to join Form One in 2020 due to lack of classrooms.
The minister of Local Government Seleman Jafo made the announcement today in Dodoma saying those are affected amounted to 7.73 per cent.
“This means that 701,737 pupils equivalent to 92.27 per cent have been selected and out of these 3,145 have been selected to join boarding schools,” said Mr Jafo.
The affected pupils are from 13 regions with Kigoma having 12,092 pupils who have not been selected and will be required to wait until the classrooms are constructed
The minister also instructed the respective regions with the affected pupils to make sure that the classrooms have been constructed by the end of February 2020.
The government of Tanzania funds free education up to Form Four.
