INFORMATION OFFICER
BITURO PASCHAL KAZERI
                                                 
E MAIL- biturokazeri@yahoo.com
Phone: +255 784 659187

1. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

Masters degree in sociology (2011-2013) Saint Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT)
Classical and contemporary sociological theories, rural sociology,  social research methodologies, general research skills, and computer aided data analysis, presentation and public speaking

Bachelor degree in Sociology (2008-2011) Saint Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT) Communication Skills, Theories of Sociology, basic Sociology, Creative Writing, Ethics, Philosophy, Human Resource Management , Statistics, Marriage and Family, Rural Societies, Medical Sociology , Public Health , Sociology of Globalization, Environmental Sociology, Environmental Management, Conflict Management , Research Methods and research, Social Psychology, Political Science, Labour Law, Economic Sociology , Basic French , Gender Issues , Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management , Civil Society Organizations, Marketing Principles, urban sociology, socialization, sociology of criminology, International Relations, Human Rights, Comparative Religion, and Project Design, Planning & Implementation. 

1.  WORK EXPERIENCE

Teaching in secondary school
Clerical work with National Bank of Commerce
Project administrator with donor funded Farming system Research Project
Logistic support and liaison with Help Age international
Administrative assistance with Mining Companies
Self-employment

1. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS (selected)

Kazeri, B.P. (2011). ‘How competent are Tanzanian Graduates’, the Guardian Newspaper of Sunday 21st August 2011, accessed on www.ippmedia.com/frontend/index.php?1=32488

Kazeri, B.P., Mashauri, A., Masawe, E., & Thobias, B. (2012) Perception on Non-salary Remuneration to Elected Political Personnel, LAMBERT Academic Publishing.

Kazeri, B.P (2013) The Ageing Experience of Older Person: Towards Understanding the Status of the Older Persons in Ilemela District. Research Thesis for Masters of Sociology, Mwanza, St. Augustine University of Tanzania