About Us

REGISTERING A SCHOOL

Registering a school in Zimbabwe involves several steps and compliance with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE) regulations.

Step 1: Develop a School Proposal

✅Outline the School’s Vision and Mission:
> Define the purpose and goals of the school.
> Specify the type of school (e.g., primary, secondary, special education, private, public, or religious).

✅Prepare a Detailed Plan:
> Curriculum to be offered (aligned with Zimbabwe’s education system).
> Target student population and grades offered.
> Management structure and staffing plans.
> Proposed fees and financial projections.

Step 2: Secure a Suitable Location

✅Acquire land or lease property for the school.

✅Ensure the site meets the minimum standards set by MoPSE:
> Adequate classrooms, toilets, and facilities.
> Safety standards and accessibility.
> Provision for sports and recreational areas.

Step 3: Obtain Necessary Approvals

✅Zoning Approval:Approach the local authorities (e.g., the City Council) to ensure the area is zoned for educational use.

✅Health and Safety Inspection:Obtain a certificate from the local health department confirming compliance with hygiene and safety standards.

✅Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA):Engage the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) to assess and approve the environmental suitability of the school site.

Step 4: Register with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education

✅Submit Application to MoPSE: Visit the nearest MoPSE district or provincial office.

✅Complete the school registration form (available from MoPSE).

✅Attach required documents, including:

> The school proposal.
> Proof of land ownership/lease.
> Health and safety clearance.
> EIA approval.
> Building plans (approved by the local council).

✅Inspection by MoPSE:
> The Ministry will inspect the school premises to ensure compliance with infrastructure and curriculum requirements.

✅Approval and Issuance of a Certificate:If the school meets all requirements, MoPSE will approve the application and issue a registration certificate.

Step 5: Register with Other Authorities
✅Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA):
✅National Social Security Authority (NSSA):Ensure compliance with employee welfare regulations.
✅Teacher’s Professional Council (TPC):Ensure all teaching staff are registered professionals.

Step 6: Operational Readiness

✅Recruit qualified teachers and staff.
✅Procure teaching materials, furniture, and other resources.
✅Develop policies on admissions, discipline, and operations.

Important Notes
✅The process can take several months, depending on how quickly inspections and approvals are completed.

Private schools may need to engage with associations like the Association of Trust Schools (ATS) for additional support and networking.

Call Tawanda on 0779 601 644 for inquiries

Let’s connect today for business.

Private Limited Company

❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗

For only💲 1️⃣2️⃣0️⃣

Register Your Company Today

FAST, RELIABLE AND AFFORDABLE

Within 5 working days