By Our Reporter, Dar es Salaam.
Ms. Catalina Joseph, a parent, visited her child at the Tanzania Education Authority (TEA) pavilion and was impressed by the high level of creativity and tailoring skills displayed in the child’s work.
Speaking after viewing various products made by her child, Ms. Catalina said she had not expected vocational training to bring such rapid and significant changes to her child’s life and skills.
She also praised TEA for creating an enabling environment that helps young people gain practical skills and eventually become economically independent through tailoring.
The Tanzania Education Authority pavilion has continued to attract many visitors attending the exhibition.
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