admin 
Mozambican students applying to enter the country’s universities have since yesterday (May 19) an application called BUKAR, to support and facilitate the resolution of admission exams.
The application, launched at a public ceremony in Maputo, is the result of an initiative between MozEduca and the Yassin Amuji Foundation, and contains content on various topics that facilitate student preparation for entering higher education.
The platform has three functionalities, namely: “CONSULT, PREPARE and PRACTICE”, which is expected to break stereotypes and create more facilities and accessibility to higher education courses, according to Isaias Mungoi.
Foundation patron Yassin Amuji said at the time that the adoption and placement of the BUKAR application to the public is aimed at reducing the level of difficulties that many students face in entering a university.
The Yassin Amuji Foundation and partners, such as MozEduca, will continue to invest in education and other social areas to reduce the vulnerability of communities.
Elevating Communities!
Yassin Amuji Foundation
