“Investing in people is what colleges are really all about.”

Pathways of Formation

Students learning with Bibles
Bible & Life: Scripture-shaped discipleship, character, and service.
Ministry training in class
Skills & Practice: Ministry, mission, worship, and leadership.
Graduates rejoicing
Leadership: Mentoring and readiness for mission and service.

Graduation Moments

Pastors graduation
Pastors’ graduation.
Bishop conferring certificate
Bishop conferring certificates.
Graduates with families
Graduates with families & church.

Habari Maalum College (HMC) — Media & Ministry

Blending classroom learning with hands-on practice in Scripture, communication, and service to the church & community.

HMC students
Students at HMC.
HMC teachers and students
With lecturers & staff.
HMC class session
Class session.

Marangu Bible School — Kilimanjaro

1966–1969 launch Vision began after 1966 Sweden visit; classes running by 1969. Teachers included Missionary Göte Brinkebäck (founder), Åke Klingberg, Elihuruma Kombe, Erasto Mboya, Erasto Mshomi—later Harris Kapiga, Andrea Shimba, Philemon Tibanenason.

Marangu students
Student cohort.
Marangu graduation
Graduation day.
Pastors graduation
Pastors’ commissioning.
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Subjects: Bible Survey, Evangelism, Pastoral Work/Ministries, Church Planting, Leadership, Holy Spirit, Revelation, Church History, etc. Alumni include leaders such as Christian Kiwia, Nickson Isangya, John Mwakyusa, and FPCT Archbishop Stevie Mulenga. Radio Habari Maalum began in Marangu (test 1974; on-air 1976) before moving to Arusha.

Bukoba Bible School — Kagera

Opened 22 June 1969 Classes since 1964 in rented houses; official site at Rwamisenyi. Drew students from across Lake Zone and beyond.

Bukoba class
Teaching session
Ceremony
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Teachers: Karl Log, Belgisten/Bilgar Skug, Alfred Juma, Samson Nsanzurwimo, Alfred Rwechungura, Andrea Shaushi, Aaron Barabara, Erasto Kashura—plus visiting Harris Kapiga & Andrea Shimba. Curriculum included Church History, Evangelism & Missions, Bible Survey, Acts, Christian Faith, Leadership, Hebrews, Daniel & Revelation, Homiletics, Tenets of the Faith, and more.

Sanjaranda Bible School — Singida

1971 Began from 1954 mission roots; opened under Peter Madsen & Nahanson Ntabalizo. Emmanuel P. Kitinka later headed the school; multi-track training for pastors, evangelists, youth, families.

Keza Bible School — Kigoma (HUM)

1985 Established under Rev. Isaka Makoko. Leadership, Evangelism, Homiletics, Christian Faith, English & more—fueling church planting in Kibondo/Kakonko and Ngara/Biharamulo.

Sumbawanga Bible School — Rukwa

1988 From Women Development Center to Bible School (Malte Olmqvist). Teachers included Thomas Mwanakatwe; subjects spanned OT/NT Survey, Acts, Leadership, Evangelism.

Handeni Bible School / College — Tanga

1997 → Diploma 2004 Åke & Barbro Klingberg initiated; FPCT upgraded to Diploma level in 2004. Rev. John Mwakyusa & Rev. Petro Kipojo among long-serving staff.

Bigabiro Bible College — Kigoma

Opened 25 Jan 1982 First FPCT Bible college (16 students; 5 instructors). Axel W. Bjorndin supervised construction; Rev. Enos A. Nkone served as the first principal (1982–1994).

Tazengwa (Puge) Bible College — Tabora

A foundational stream in FPCT ministerial formation from Puge into Tazengwa/Nzega.

Tazengwa graduation (archival)
Archival: Tazengwa graduates.

FPCT Secondary Schools

Below are verified FPCT secondary schools (representative list). In addition, many local church initiatives run nursery & primary schools across Tanzania—e.g., Unambwe Secondary (Arumeru).

FPCT school classroom
FPCT Uvinini Secondary
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Students study
FPCT Namba Secondary
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Science practice
FPCT Ruco Secondary
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NECTA Results — Quick Access

Use the official NECTA portal. If you need school-specific results, search by school name or enter the school’s center number on NECTA.

Open NECTA Portal CSEE (Form IV) FTNA (Form II)
Tip: locating a school quickly

On the NECTA page, use the search box and type the school name or its center number. If a specific year isn’t visible, choose the exam and year from the NECTA homepage.