Tanzania: For free or fees?

16 May 2018 | Education

This brief presents data on Tanzanians’ opinions and experiences access to information and public debates. It reports that Very few parents appear concerned with low school fees (6%) and distance to schools (18%) when choosing secondary schools. Instead, the majority of parents report being influenced by secondary school exam pass marks and teacher motivation (both at 72%).

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