St Jude's Graduates

• 107 students passed their Form 6 National Examinations in 2022.
• 79 students are participating in the Community Service Year (CSY), teaching in 26 government schools in Tanzania and in non-teaching placements at St Jude’s.
• 100% of students passed their Form 6 National Examinations.

• 139 students graduated Form 6 in 2021.
• 100% of students passed their Form 6 National Examinations.
• One student, Elisante, ranked in the top ten in business subjects out of over 80,000 candidates who sat for the Form 6 National Examinations.
• Judith was awarded as the Best Female Basketball player in the Under 18 International Basketball Competition.
• 132 are participating in the Community Service Year (CSY), teaching in 34 government schools in Tanzania and in non-teaching placements at St Jude’s.

• 139 students graduated Form 6 in 2019.
• This cohort ranked first in advanced mathematics in Form 6 out of 762 A Level secondary schools in Tanzania.
• 141 graduates volunteered for their CSY in 41 government schools teaching core subjects to 70,000
• With the help of Beyond St Jude’s, the majority enrolled in higher education in Tanzania and 12 were offered external scholarships to study abroad.
• Majority are studying STEM courses.

• 70 students graduated Form 6 in 2018.
• 68 graduates volunteered for their CSY in 22 government schools teaching core subjects to 30,070
• All are enrolled in higher education. 62 are enrolled in higher education institutions in Tanzania and three received external Scholarships to study abroad.
• They are pursuing degrees or diplomas in engineering, technology and mathematics which are being prioritised nationally.

• 137 students graduated Form 6 in 2017.
• 115 graduates volunteered for their CSY in 38government schools teaching core subjects to approximately 10,000
• All are enrolled in higher education institutions with the majority studying within Tanzania and some studying throughout Africa on external scholarships.
• The majority are studying engineering, health and medicine courses.
• The majority of the Class of 2017 will graduate from higher education in 2021 with the exception of those in four and five-year courses.
• Those who have graduated are now employed in sectors such as accounting, agriculture and social sciences.

• 130 students graduated Form 6 in 2016.
• The majority studied courses relating to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in their higher education.
• Today, many are employed in business, finance, and engineering sectors, while others are self-employed and have created employment opportunities for others in their community.
• 9 alumni from this graduating class are employed at St Jude’s in the Finance, Sponsor Relations, HR and Marketing teams as well as two employed as teachers.

• The Class of 2015 were our first Form 6 graduates, a cohort of 61 students who also became our first alumni.
• All were enrolled in higher education and pursued degrees at different universities in Tanzania, Russia and the US.
• The majority studied science, specialising in health and engineering sectors while others studied finance and human resources.
• All those who studied medicine are graduating in 2021 after five years of study, they will be eight of St Jude’s first doctors.
• Today, most of them are employed in different sectors, including engineering, IT, medicine, health, finance, business administration, and education
• 3 alumni from this graduating class are employed at St Jude’s.