The document discusses manufacturing and entrepreneurship opportunities for industrial engineering students in Tanzania. It suggests that students do not need to work in large production plants, but can become entrepreneurs by identifying local problems, developing business ideas to solve them, and starting small-scale manufacturing operations. Examples are given of individuals who have successfully started businesses in this way, including making textiles in the south and producing phones locally. The document emphasizes that with the right skills, industrial engineering students can prove their worth through innovation and entrepreneurship rather than solely seeking employment.

1. ISMANUFACTURING
AMYTHin
TANZANIA...
@j4mtambalike

2. Wherewilltheindustrial
engineeringstudentsgoto
work?

3. canthesouthproduceforthe
northtouse?

4. LetslistentoJ.K.NYERERE
YOUCANALSOREADTHEBOOK“AFRICATODAY&TOMORROW”

5. secondindustrialrevolution?
lunchisonmeforanyonewhowillgetthisquestionright

7. whatdoesthismean?
youdon’thavetoinvestmillionstobuildamanufacturing
plant.

8. whatdoesthismeanagain?
withtherightkindofskills,studentsfromindustrial
engineeringcanopttobecomeentrepreneursandproduce
productsinsmallscale...

9. Theyhavetofollow3simpleprocedures
✖ Look for the problem surrounding them.
✖ Develop ideas (solutions) to solve the
problem.
✖ Then transform the idea to business.

10. Ourprocessiseasy
Identify
Problem
Develop
Business
Idea
(Solution)

11. isthisdifficult?
listentothestoryofmichaelkimolloandsokateam

13. We can still buy the machinery from the
North and make textile in the South
competitively, JK Nyerere

14. We can still buy phones from the North
make apps and produce our own phones
in the South competitively, Jumanne.

15. BIGCONCEPT
The Industrial engineering student doesn’t
have to be employed in a production plant
to prove her worth.

16. thethreei’s
Innovators
They think so
hard and they
come with
revolutionary
products to offer
to the market.
Imitators
They realize the
need is there and
innovators can’t
reach everyone
they reproduce at
good standard and
sell to people.
Idiots
They don’t know
what they are
doing. They just
want to get things
done.

17. 2,750,000
Number of Tons of fruits
produced by Tanzania every year
and only 4% of that is being
processed.

18. 900,000Number of youth entering the job market each year.
p(e)=n(e)/u(e)<10%Chances of you getting a job.
50,000Number of those who are getting chance of being
employed.

19. Thanks!
Any questions?
You can find me at:
@j4mtambalike
jumanne@buni.or.tz