Students from various Universities in the country benefited from a one day seminar with practical entrepreneurship training held on 1^st May 2021at Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE).

The training was facilita

The Coordinator ‘Post Graduate Studies and Research’ invited the entire DUCE community, researchers, stakeholders, acquaintances, and the general public to the 6^th University of Dar es Salaam Research and Innovation Week hel

Dar es Salaam University of College of Education (DUCE) in collaboration with Wezesha Binti na Mama Mjasiriamali (WBM) conducted an entrepreneurship tour seminar, on Saturday 25^th April, 2021. The program aimed at empowering st

On Wednesday, 21st April 2021, DUCE under the Office of the Coordinator, Demonstration Schools presented a proposal to institute School Based Continuous Profession Learning (SBCPL) at its Demonstration Schools.

A team of experts from DUC

Early this week, DUCE Communitybenefited from aworkshop on ‘Gender Responsive Pedagogy’.The Gender Unit through the ‘GATE Project’organized a four days training from Tuesday 20^th to Friday 23^rd April 2

The Principal of the Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE), Prof. Stephen Oswald Maluka, has the pleasure to announce to the entire DUCE Community the College Best Worker and Departmental Best Workers of the Year 2021 as follows:

On Tuesday 30^th March 2021, Head of Units at the College met together to compile the Register for risks which might impact on the implementation of the College Strategic Plan 2020/2021-2024/2025.

College Risk Register as is po

Staff at DUCE attended a one-day seminar on Wednesday on how to deal with HIV, AIDS, and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) at workplace. During the seminar members of staff had chance to undergo medical check-ups and voluntary testing for HIV. 

Women at the College celebrated the International Women’s Day on Friday last week 5^th March 2021; under the theme ‘women in leadership, youth to achieve an equal world’.

The main celebrations come today on 8<

Principal of DUCE, Prof. Stephen Oswald Maluka, recently held a meeting with all staff members at the College.

The meeting is routine and provides opportunity for College top management and the entire staff to talk about issues of mutual

Second year students at the College presented teaching media projects as part of their curriculum and teaching course.

In curriculum and teaching courses, students are exposed to a number of adaptable media and technologies which they ca

The Principal of DUCE, Prof. Stephen Oswald Maluka, and Postgraduate Students at the College this week had a tete-a-tete aimed at improving the delivery of postgraduate programmes.

During the meeting, the Principal had opportunity to tal

The Principal of DUCE, Prof. Stephen Oswald Maluka, yesterday received Temeke Member of Parliament (MP), Hon. Dorothy Kilave, who was on a special mission.

Part of the mission aimed at sharing challenges facing schools – Pre-, Prim

Chang’ombe Demonstration Secondary School at the College is likely to receive support; thanks the arrival of Secretaries to Temeke Parliamentarian’s Office on Wednesday 10^th February, 2021.

The Deputy Principal (Ad

The College has entered a pact with Tanzania Baseball and Softball Association (TaBSA) to enable blind students to take part in various games and sports.

The College Principal Prof. Stephen Oswald Maluka signed the pact on behalf of the

Gender unit conducted a one-day seminar with students at the College in a bid to create awareness on sexual harassment.

The main facilitator, Dr. Ikupa Moses Mwandambo, called on the students to exercise zero tolerance to acts of sexual

Dar es salaam University College of Education (DUCE) has awarded best students in Form Two National Assessment (FTNA) and Certificate of Secondary Education Examinations (CSEE) 2020 results.

These were the students who passed with distin

In recognition of academic achievements for the 2019/2020 Academic Year, the College on Monday 1^st February 2021 awarded Faculty prize awards for the best performing continuing students. The occasion was graced by the College Principal

Vikunai students’ hostels popularly known as Mtoni Kijichi hostels will now be facelifted following the promise by the Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office responsible for Policy, Parliamentary Affairs, Labour, Employment, Yo

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam, Prof. William A.L  Anangisye,  yesterday made a quick visit to the newly acquired Mtoni Kijichi Hostels which have the capacity of accommodating 700 students.

The visit wa