PathwayConnect program is now available to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and their close associates who live in Tanzania. PathwayConnect is an official Brigham Young University Idaho’s one-year online program which is at very low cost. It prepares and equips members spiritually and academically with Life Skills, Professional Skills and University skills that can lead them onto a path of higher education and or employment. Students study online as well as gather once a week for spiritual learning with other students to discuss the progress of their assignments, ask questions, and help one another to accomplish the goals before them. After completing this one-year program, students can apply for a certificate, which can lead them to applying for an Associate or Bachelor’s degree, all offered online through BYU-Pathway Worldwide and accredited through BYU-Idaho.
- Matt Richards with Elder and Sister Asuron, Tanzania PathwayConnect Missionaries
- Matt Richards' presentation Pathway Tanzania
- Elder and Sister Brady
- Members and friends in Tanzania
- Pathway BYU Nairobi
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More than 40,000 students in more than 100 countries participate in BYU-Pathway Worlwide programs. Currently 21 students are enrolled in PathwayConnect program in Dar es Salaam with the launch inviting more students to enroll come January 2020. And for language learners, a new program called EnglishConnect will be made available to help non-English speakers get on board and be equipped with language skills that will enable them to pursue further education with confidence.