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Study abroad agency in Dar es Salaam
We guide Tanzanian students through admission, scholarships, visas and their first weeks abroad, in seven countries. Founded by Tanzanian doctors who know the road.
Takes one minute
Answer four questions. You will see where students like you usually start, and you can send your answers straight to our team on WhatsApp.
The timing depends on the country and the intake. This is the usual path.
Send your results, the course you want and how you plan to pay.
Day 1We shortlist countries, universities and scholarships that fit you, and explain the costs.
Week 1We prepare and submit every application and follow up until a decision comes.
Months 1 to 4Visa, ticket and a family briefing. You land knowing who to call.
Before the intakeStudying abroad is mostly paperwork, deadlines and waiting. We carry that part.
Programmes matched to your grades, budget and goals.
Complete, checked and tracked until a decision arrives.
We find the ones you qualify for and help you write a strong personal statement.
Certified copies, translations, NECTA certificates and recommendation letters.
A complete visa file, interview practice and the medical checks embassies ask for.
A briefing for the family, then accommodation advice and a person to call in your first weeks.
A scholarship letter can change a whole family. We want more Tanzanian families to open one.
Dr. Ally Said & Dr. Salim KhalidFounders, Jangwani Education Link
Jangwani Education Link was started by two Tanzanian doctors who both earned their degrees abroad. Dr. Ally Said grew up in a small village in Masasi and studied medicine in Khartoum. Dr. Salim Khalid studied in China and became a cardiothoracic surgeon. Both came home to practise.
We know the forms, the waiting and the questions parents ask late at night. We built this agency so the next student does not have to find the road alone.
Still unsure? Send us a WhatsApp message and ask anything.
Ideally 8 to 12 months before the intake. Many scholarships close early, so the sooner we talk, the more options you have.
No. Universities and embassies make those decisions, and anyone who promises otherwise is not being honest with you. What we promise is a complete, carefully prepared application.
Yes. Many universities accept students through a foundation year or a diploma. Send us your results and we will show you the routes that fit.
Yes. Most of our work happens on WhatsApp and email, so we help students anywhere in Tanzania and East Africa.
It depends on the country and how much support you need. We explain every fee clearly before you commit to anything.
Send us your results and the course you dream of. We reply with honest options.