It's been a while since the last update. I've been quite busy for the past couple of weekends and hadn't had time to sit down with my laptop at an internet cafe.
I spent most of the second half of February traveling to the city of Mtwara (in the Southeast of the mainland, close to the Mozambican boarder) to attend the teaching skills workshop organized by the volunteers and the Tanzanian teachers in the region.
So, without further adue, here they are, the Mtwara trip photos!
Landing at the Mtwara Airport (or morelike an airfield). Due to severe road conditions between Dar and Mtwara during the raining season, we were recommended to fly down there.
Stepping out of the airport facility. Contorary to the touristy and relatively developed North, the Southeast still maintains its "genuinely African" feeling. I loved the nothingness.
Buildings of a secondary school where one of the volunteers in Mtwara works at.
Walking across the school field.
Another shot of the school field. It's quite spread out. Very different from my school in Zanzibar.
Beginning of the workshop. The Tanzanian teachers and the volunteers gathered for a briefing.
A JOCV giving a demonstration lesson.
A Tanzanian teacher giving a demonstration lesson.
To be continued on Part 2.
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