SummaryArt in Tanzania is developing young musicians and dancers in Tanzania. We focus on traditional African music with hectic drum rhythms and dancing. We are looking for Western artists to join the program for cultural exchange. We are also developing school music teaching.
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The work includes working in our Mzuka Records music program, joining band rehearsals, developing the shows, and teaching music.
Currently, Tanzanian schools lack music instruction due to limited resources and funding. Art in Tanzania trains artists to be music teachers and introduces music teaching as a school curriculum.
Our New evolving program is Music Therapy as part of the Art Therapy approach.
Interns work in a team of international and Tanzanian multi-professional interns. We encourage innovation in the program approach.
The working hours are 6-8 hours daily from Monday to Friday. This is an ongoing program, and we can adjust the starting dates.
Interns work in teams of international students and volunteer professionals. Please contact us for information on customized and personalized programming. Arts in Tanzania's internships, facilities, and operations are also accessible for those with disabilities.
This program helps the Tanzanian government include some art and music teaching in the school curriculums, which is more or less completely lacking due to the country's lack of capacities. It also gives work to Tanzanian artists.
