The staff consists of several teachers, who give lessons for example in English, Kiswahili, Mathematics, Sciences(Biology, Physics and Chemistry), Geography, History, Civics, Bookkeeping, Vocational Skills and French and Computer which are optional subjects.

In general, the system in Tanzanian Secondary Schools lasts six years, starting from Form I up to Form VI. After four years the students have to pass the National Exams to reach the Ordinary Level (O-Level). If they pass, they are allowed to study two following years in Form V and Form VI to aim their A-Levels. With this certificate the students are able to study at a university.

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At Mbeza Schools we first celebrated the graduation of Form IV in 2012. The graduation of Form VI will first take place in years to come when the school is fully developed.

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We offer the youths to choose from different subject combinations in which they can improve and express their skills and strengths. They choose either Science, Biology, Language or Economy to prepare themselves for an excellent final certification.