New Vacancies at the School of St. Jude

New Vacancies at the School of St. Jude

 

 

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The School of St Jude is a pioneering leader in charitable education within Africa. Our Founder, Gemma Sisia, opened the school in 2002 with a big dream to bring the opportunity of free, quality education to children living in poverty. This remains our mission today.

We provide free education to 1,800 bright, poor primary and secondary students, we support 100s of graduates with access to higher education and provide more than 20,000 government school students with volunteer teachers each year. 97% of St Jude’s secondary graduates go on to access higher education, supported by Beyond St Jude’s or by other means. Located across three campuses, we provide boarding for all secondary students and employ around 300 Tanzanian staff.

St Jude’s promotes a holistic, well-rounded education so our students can do more than just succeed; we empower them to challenge the status quo, find solutions to assist the 45 million Tanzanians living in poverty and become the future leaders their country needs.

100% of St Jude’s students and scholars are on scholarships.

Our approach

Our approach has always been different from child sponsorship agencies that financially support a child’s home life. We focus on education as a means of alleviating poverty.

St Jude’s provides academic scholarships to students who — due to poverty and social pressures — would otherwise be unlikely to complete their schooling. We then source sponsors and donors from around the world to support their education.

An academic scholarship at St Jude’s covers much more than tuition. We provide everything a student needs for a successful education including boarding, meals, health checks, transport, uniforms, stationery and equipment. At the heart of our approach is the belief that we are educating the future leaders of Tanzania.

Additionally, we value the importance of local involvement and sustainability. The vast majority of our almost 300 staff are Tanzanian, including all teachers.

New Vacancies at the School of St. Jude - These have been released this April of 2024.

The School is looking to hire individuals to fill various new vacant Academic positions. READ FULL DETAILS THROUGH THE PDF DOCUMENT BELOW:

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