Monday, January 21, 2013
Students participate in Workforce Survey
Seen above Yosef Kebede, a consultant with BTG Group, LLC in South Carolina, briefing students about the Workforce Readiness survey, organised at the College in December 2012.
Kebede who hails from Stanford University, is currently involved in HR research focused on human capital development in emerging African markets.
Friday, January 4, 2013
ECC Director in People Power Training
ECC Director Mohamedarif Suleman posing for a group photograph with trainees from different organisations at the just ended 2-day event organised by People Power Ltd at the Colloseum Hotel in Dar es Salaam.
The training which was conducted under the theme of Selling Techniques for Optimum Results is one of several successful training workshops organised by the city-based HR company throughout the year, featuring a variety of speakers, trainers and facilitators.
The training which was conducted under the theme of Selling Techniques for Optimum Results is one of several successful training workshops organised by the city-based HR company throughout the year, featuring a variety of speakers, trainers and facilitators.
Friday, December 28, 2012
ECC takes ACCA tuitions to Mlimani area
Under a special collaboration agreement, East Coast College will now be providing ACCA tuitions to students who are unable to attend classes at the City Centre at the Kilimanjaro Institute of Technology and Management (KITM) in Mlimani Area.
Located at the spacious Mama Ngoma House, KITM attracts students from various nearby and far off areas offering convenient classroom environment and timings.
Classes take off in January, ready for the exams in June 2013.
Located at the spacious Mama Ngoma House, KITM attracts students from various nearby and far off areas offering convenient classroom environment and timings.
Classes take off in January, ready for the exams in June 2013.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
ECC Visit to AIPS
ECC Director Mohamedarif Suleman, and the then SAC President, Zamena Manekia Manji, in a group photo with the rest of the team, in AIPS Headmistress Mrs Maghimbi's office, during a recent visit to the school.
ECC and AIPS regularly co-operate to promote ideas that benefit young students of this versatile school.
ECC and AIPS regularly co-operate to promote ideas that benefit young students of this versatile school.
Monday, September 24, 2012
ECC encourages youth skills development
East Coast College regularly organises events and programmes designed to spur skills development in young students.
According to ECC Director Mohamedarif Suleman, part of the mission of the College is to inculcate the development of wholesome skills or personality based social development in students.
One of the most challenging areas that faces the nation is certificate-holding youths who have a stark disconnect with skills and abilities that the market demands of them. It is only through such efforts that institutions can fulfill their role fully in complementing the vision of the relevant Government organs.
ECC organises campEast twice a year where participants are trained in vital social areas such as Communication Skills. Public Speaking, Drama, Arts and Crafts, Life Skills and Leadership.
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