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CURRICULUM VITAE

1. PERSON PARTICULAS
SURNAME : SIMON TUKUNJOBA
FIRST NAME : MAGDALLENE
SEX : FEMALE
DATE OF BIRTH : 23/06/1967
PLACE OF BIRTH : MWANZA
PASSPORT NO. : AB153660
MARITAL STATUS : SINGLE
CITIZENSHIP : TANZANIAN
LANGUAGE : SWAHILI AND ENGLISH
PRESENT ADDRESS : P.O.BOX 24043 DAR ES LAAM EMAIL:tukemage@yahoo.com Tel: 0755-516820/0717516821 Tanzania

HOME ADDRESS : P.O.BOX 2852 Sisimba Area Mbeya Tanzania Phone no.025 2502161

2. EDUCATION BACK GROUND
|NAME AND PLACE |TYPE OF INSTITUTION |FROM |TO |QUALIFICATION |
|Tanzania Institute of Bankers|College |2004 |2011 |Certified professional |
| | | | |Banker |
|Tanzania Institute of Bankers|College |2001 |2004 |Certificate in Banking |
|Uyole Agriculture Institute |College |1988 |1990 |Diploma in Food Production |
| | | | |and Nutrition |
|Kilakala High School |Advanced Level |1985 |1987 |Certificate in “A’ Level |
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