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About us

Future World Vocational Institute (Future World) is a private vocational training institution which started its operations in 1997, after obtaining a registration from Vocational Education and Training Authority (VETA) registration No. VTC/313/2001. In 2013 the authority re- registered all vocational centers, again Future World was given a new registration number VET/DSM/PB/2013/C/050. In 1998 Future World was registered by Police Force Traffic Division to conduct driving courses. In 2010, the institute shifted from Ilala where it was operating under rented buildings to Ulongoni “A” Gongolamboto- Ilala at its own premise which is 1.5 kilometers from Pugu main road in Dar es Salaam. The institute is nearby Ulongoni Secondary School and adjacent to Lua Teachers College.

VISION

Being a dynamic, reputable and leading institution in Tanzania on provision of market oriented skills .


MISSION

Utilizing all our potentials on acquiring, using and imparting to others, the marketable skills with the aim of eradicating unemployment and poverty problems in Tanzania.


CORE VALUES

FWVI has identified the following values which will shape the culture, define character and guide how FWVI community will behave and make decisions:
  • Commitment and self-motivation towards achievement of the Institute’s goals;
  • Upholding professional standards and moral ethics;
  • Objectivity, transparency and social accountability;
  • Cautious application of ICT, gender equity, and social justice.
  • Training that leads to competence

    FUTUREWORLD VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE OBJECTIVES
  • MAIN OBJECTIVE
    To contribute on the efforts of government on fighting poverty through imparting appropriate market oriented and demand driven vocational skills to youth and women.
  • SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
    • Expand and Strengthen Opportunities for Students to Learn and Succeed
    • To cooperate with other like-minded organizations on providing employable skills to disadvantaged and marginalized groups in Tanzania
    • To reduce number of road crashes through imparting safety road education to drivers, riders and all road users