REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) FOR CONDUCTING ZATU EVALUATION
Zanzibar Teachers Union (ZATU) invites qualified and experienced consultants/consulting firms to submit proposals for conducting a comprehensive evaluation of the ZATU programs, performance, and institutional capacities. The purpose of the evaluation is to assess effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, sustainability, and impact of ZATU interventions.
Welcome to Zanzibar Teachers Union
The current membership is about 6,130 (Unguja zone 4060, Pemba Zone 2070). ZATU comprises teachers actively teaching in the education sub-sectors; Preprimary, Primary, Secondary, Teachers Colleges & Universities, National Teachers Colleges & Business, Technical, Vocational Education &Training institutions.


6130
4060
Unguja Zone Members
ZATU members
2070
Pemba Zone Members
Support for Teachers
Advocating for teachers' rights, benefits, and quality education across Zanzibar and beyond.
Union Representation


We represent educators' interests nationally and internationally in all sectors for effective advocacy.




Quality Education
Promoting educational standards and ensuring a dignified status for all teachers in Zanzibar.
Unity among Educators
Building solidarity among teachers in public and private sectors for their rights.
Moments
Snapshots from the 2025 Zatu events capturing joy and community spirit
Teacher Advocacy
ZATU promotes teachers' rights and quality education for all.


Union Initiatives
Our initiatives focus on uniting teachers to advocate for their rights and improve educational standards across Zanzibar, ensuring that their voices are heard both nationally and internationally.


Community Engagement
ZATU engages with local communities to foster support for teachers, enhancing collaboration and understanding of educational needs while promoting the importance of quality education for future generations.

Member Feedback
Hear from our dedicated teachers about their experiences with ZATU.
ZATU has empowered us to advocate for our rights effectively and confidently.
Mohamed Hamad Mohamed
Unguja
Joining ZATU has significantly improved our working conditions and strengthened our collective voice as educators in Zanzibar.
Bi. Salha Abdallah Suleiman
Pemba
