Mark Hardeman

Welcome to the International School of Tanganyika!

Our mission is to challenge, support and inspire our students to fulfil their potential and improve the world. Founded in 1963, we have been working with expatriate and Tanzanian families for over 50 years. Our longevity and strong international reputation has been developed through effective partnerships with our local community, strong academic results, and a well-balanced curriculum which allows students to explore their passions and interests.

IST has many strengths as a school community; a rigorous academic curriculum, experienced and devoted faculty members, strong parent support networks, excellent facilities and a belief in a balanced educational program. That being said, our greatest strength is our commitment to the unique nature of each child we serve. This belief pervades all that we do, and is central to our ability to reach our mission.

We are extremely proud of our school and the opportunities that exist for all students within the IST community. I invite you to explore our website to learn more about our school’s mission, vision, values and programs. If you have any questions about IST, please do not hesitate to contact us at your convenience.

Go Twigas!

Dr. Mark Hardeman
IST Director

What Our Students Say

“I think that IST is an amazing school….”

“I think that IST is [a] … wonderful school and that it's doing very well. Keep it up!”

“As a new student I feel that the atmosphere of the school is very welcoming and it was easy for me to get settled in the new environment. I appreciate all of the support in school from peers and teachers.”

 

 

The International School of Tanganyika is a proud member of / accredited by these organisations:
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Child protection is extremely important. IST’s Child Protection Policy (Section 7.15 >>) together with procedures to verify the previous employment for new job applicants is part of our commitment to ensure all members of the IST community are informed and educated regarding symptoms of child abuse for the protection of all of our students.