The Forum for African Women Educationalists Zimbabwe Chapter (FAWEZI) is a non-governmental organisation established in 1998 and registered as a private voluntary organisation in 1999. FAWEZI is an affiliate of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE), a Pan-African Non-Governmental organization based in Nairobi, Kenya. FAWE was founded in 1992 by five African women ministers of education — the late Hon. Vida Yeboa of Ghana, Hon. Simone de Comarmond of Seychelles, Hon. Paulette Missambo of Gabon, Hon. Dr Fay Chung of Zimbabwe, and Hon. Alice Tiendrebéogo of Burkina Faso. It was formalized and launched in September 1992 by a group numbering 19 senior African women policy-makers in education. FAWEZI is a membership organisation, drawing members from female and male educationists, as well as individuals or organisations with an interest in promoting the education of girl children.
FAWE Zimbabwe
📢 NOTICE: TVET BURSARY APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED
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FAWE Zimbabwe
📣 FINAL CALL FOR APPLICATIONS!
FAWEZI, reminds all prospective applicants that the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Bursary under the FAWE/Mastercard Foundation Phase II Programme will be closing tomorrow, 30 October 2025.
📍📩 Submission Deadlines:
➡️ Hard copy applications: Submission and drop-off at all Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education District Offices across Zimbabwe will close at 1500hrs (3:00 PM).
➡️ Online applications: The FAWEZI online portal will close at 12 midnight (00:00hrs CAT).
Apply online now: 👉 www.fawezi.org
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FAWE Zimbabwe
🔵 HOW TO APPLY: FAWE/Mastercard Foundation Phase II Programme TVET Bursary Zimbabwe (2026 Academic Year)
➡️ Step 1: Get the FREE application form from your nearest Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education District Office
OR download or apply online via FAWEZI WEBSITE 👉 www.fawezi.org HOME PAGE
📩 Step 2: Submit your completed form with all attachments to Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education District Offices in any of Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces. Online applications are submitted online.
🗓️ Deadline for submission: 30 October 2025
🚫 No fees required! Application forms are FREE — do not pay anyone or use intermediaries // Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
📞 Need help or more information?
Tel: +263 242 307793 | WhatsApp: +263 785 541 612
📧 info@fawezi.org | for all complaints, email complaints@fawezi.org
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FAWE Zimbabwe
📢 Call for Applications!
🔵 Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Bursary under FAWE/Mastercard Phase II Programme for the Academic Year 2026, Zimbabwe.
➡️ There are 200 bursaries for marginalised young women and men to study Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics related programmes at selected polytechnics in Zimbabwe.
➡️80% are for young women and 20% for young men, with 5-15% of them being people with disability and refugees.
➡️The programme will prioritise participants facing the highest social and economic barriers.
➡️You can apply to study at Harare, Bulawayo, Mutare, Gweru, Kwekwe Polytechnics, or Belvedere Technical Teachers College.
➡️How to Apply:
1. Forms can be obtained at the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education District Offices in Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces or downloaded from the FAWEZI website: www.fawezi.org/category/updates/.
2. Applicants can also apply online via the FAWEZI website updates page (www.fawezi.org/category/updates/)
➡️ Submit your fully completed application form to:
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education District offices in Zimbabwe’s 10 Provinces.
➡️Deadline for Submission: 30 October 2025
➡️ All complaints of misconduct may be submitted to:
complaints@fawezi.org
For Further Information:
📞 Tel: +263 242 307793 📱 Cell / WhatsApp: +263 785 541 612 📧 Email: info@fawezi.org.
NB: Please note that calls will only be answered between 08:00hrs and 16:00hrs CAT, Monday to Friday. Calls, messages, or emails received outside these hours will not be attended to.
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FAWE Zimbabwe
Together for Girls – FAWE Zimbabwe Data for Change Doccie | Ending SRGBV
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FAWE Zimbabwe
🔵 #MondayMotivation
Empowered girls become empowered women. And empowered women change the world!
➡️ Step into this week with purpose, advocating for gender equality in education, supporting adolescent girls, and creating safe learning environments for every child in Zimbabwe.
#FAWEZI #GirlsEducation #STEMforGirls #EducateEmpowerElevate
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FAWE Zimbabwe
Watch: Second Chance, A Shamva SASA! Together Drama Group Short Film produced by #FAWEZI that follows Sarah's journey from a young, trapped wife to a confident young woman, educated and ready to give back to her community.
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FAWE Zimbabwe
🔵 In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we celebrate the remarkable achievements and contributions of women throughout history.
➡️ This year's theme is, "invest in women: accelerate progress,"and our vision remains clear: a world where all girls have equal access to quality education, enabling them to reach their full potential and shape a brighter future.
➡️ Together, let's continue championing the education and empowerment of girls!
#FAWEZI2024
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FAWE Zimbabwe
📢 Announcement!
Our latest quarterly newsletter is out, packed with exciting updates, inspiring stories, and valuable insights.
➡️ Click here👇🏽 to read
🔗mailchi.mp/f7dcf62bd6b9/fawezi-quarterly-8876454
#MakingADifference #FAWEZI2024
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FAWE Zimbabwe
🌟 As we bid farewell to another year, it is time to embrace the joy and warmth that the holiday season brings.
➡️ FAWEZI has once again made monumental impact.
➡️ We nurtured young minds, ignited imaginations, and championed the cause of a brighter future for all. Let this festive season be a time to celebrate our immense strength, resilience, and passion for education.
➡️ Join us on our social media platforms today!
#FAWEZI23
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