New 5 Teachers Jobs Mount Chanza Secondary School

Mount Chanza Secondary School is located in Kibondo Mjini Ward, Kibondo Council . For more information please see the school contacts below.

Mount Chanza Secondary School is boys and girls school and it is doing well in Information and computer studies, Kiswahili and English language than all subjects. Despite the effort in teaching, Mount Chanza Secondary School is still considered as yellow school.


We Invite Qualified Tanzanian Citizens To fill The Following Job Vacancies:-

  • Biology Teacher 1 post
  • Chemistry Teacher 1 post
  • Physics Teacher 3 posts
QUALIFICATION
  • Diploma/Degree holder
HOW TO APPLY

 Send your application through
 Email:mpetankanyangu@gmail.com
 Mob: 0755 065 687 (School manager)
          0756 358 004 (Head master)
DEADLINE:05 JUNE 2019 10:00AM

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