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Primary and secondary pupils in the region (30 from each school) get extra teaching in sciences
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60-80 students in the morning and afternoon groups
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Sometimes the class is taken outside
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Students studying with the first four computer built from scrap parts
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Arriving on Sengerema region from Mwanza on the Kikongo ferry
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Karol and Lauri (from TANZICT MTR team) at the meeting with Sengerema District Commissioner
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Kristiina and Karol introducing TANZICT for the Sengerema District Commissioner
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Karol at the head office of the Elimu Academy
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Visiting the classroom
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Students studying to complete their secondary degrees
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Dr Bob Day (from TANZICT MTR team) thanking one of the students for a short interview
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Elimu Academy also has a few chicken providing eggs for meals
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Pupils learning how to use the computers
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Sometimes foreign visitors attract some attention especially with children in the countryside, but not here - everyone's more interested in the computers :)
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Karol explaining Kristiina how the Elimu classes are organized
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Karol is showing logo designs the Academy has created to schools in the region
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Participants need to pay small fees for the ICT and English courses but they can pay in small installments
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Novat Karol, proud founder of Elimu Academy
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Meeting and discussions with the Elimu Academy staff
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On the way back our transport got stuck behind a full ferry, so we had to hire a daladala from the other side to make it back to Mwanza in time