Located in Manyoni, Tanzania, VTC Mechanic School is a three year program teaching mechanical troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance to young adults eager to learn a trade in a primarily agrarian landscape.
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18/02/2022
by Kvaser
Kvaser and Zuragon team up with daVinci Technology Group to bring education opportunities to Tanzania
Like the rest of the world, the electronic component within vehicles in Tanzania is increasing, a skill that is lacking at VTC. Zuragon and Kvaser teamed up to provide a laptop vehicle diagnostic system consisting of ViCANdo software and a Kvaser Memorator Pro 2xHS v2 interface. With it the students will learn to diagnose issues by installing a Memorator in a vehicle and capturing drive data for post-analysis by ViCANdo. Initially the data will be off-loaded by SD card with the expectation that Tanzania’s 3G network can be used for remote vehicle diagnostics in the future.
The students come from impoverished backgrounds, hoping to learn a trade that will improve their income and lives, as electronics skills are highly valued by future employers.
Over the past ten years Mike Doseck has worked in Tanzania to bring X-ray, power generation, modern bee-keeping and dental clinics. For more information on how to contribute to the Tanzania VTC Mechanic School, contact Mike at the link below.
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