“GOSESO teaches us the
strategies to face future problems and gives us the techniques to make
things better for ourselves instead of waiting for someone else to make
it better. This is how we are supposed to live.” –Bashiru,
GOSESO student
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GOSESO welcomed the first class of students, comprised of 12 young women and 10 young men ages 16-19, in June 2009. |
| Classes are taught by a team of five teachers, two of whom are Americans while the remaining three are Tanzanians, including founder Yared Fubusa. |  |
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GOSESO is developing an atmosphere that promotes independent thought, critical thinking, and debate through discussion periods. |
| Contributions from people like you will continue to build one of the finest residential schools in Tanzania and Africa at large. |  |