Mbezi Beach, Jogoo, Dsm

+255 658 479 695

info@montessori.or.tz

Who We Are

Throughout its existence spanning over two decades, MCT has been a dedicated advocate for the Montessori Pedagogy of education.

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Advocating for the Montessori Pedagogy of education for over Two Decade.

The Montessori Community of Tanzania (MCT) has a rich history that dates back to its establishment in 1997 as the Montessori Training Association of Tanzania, registered as a society under the Tanzania Societies Ordinance of 1954, bearing ordinance number SO. NO. 8922. However, in early 2021, MCT underwent significant restructuring in its constitutional framework and operational model to align with the current government requirements outlined in the NGO policy and its associated act number 4 of 2002, further amended in 2018.
Throughout its existence spanning 26 years, MCT has been a dedicated advocate for the Montessori Pedagogy of education. Its primary focus has been on nurturing children’s natural growth, unlocking their potentialities, and nurturing their individual personalities to cultivate responsible adults for the betterment of the nation.

Mission

Our mission is to provide a nurturing and inclusive learning environment that empowers children through Montessori principles

Vision

Empowering children through a quality learning environment that fosters equitable access to Early Childhood Care and Education for their holistic development

Pathway

Our pathway involves collaborating with government and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to enhance Early Childhood Care & Education. We aim to increase access to quality education, improve learning environments, protect children from violence, empower women and girls, and integrate gender equality and social inclusion into all our programs

Goal

Our goal is to enhance an inclusive learning environment where children can access Early Childhood Care & Education by advancing the Montessori learning pedagogy in Tanzania.

Our Objectives

Enhance learning environments by providing training and essential teaching materials to improve quality.

Foster partnerships with government and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to expand access to Early Childhood Education and prevent Violence against Children (VAC).

Strengthen childcare models to advance women's economic empowerment.

Promote gender equality and disability inclusion initiatives.

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Care Givers
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Members
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Learn About Our history and on going initiatives and Programmes through video interview with our team.