Liberian Educators Highlight Teachers ICT Training at UNESCO Meeting
Paris, France – Two Liberian educators, Assistant Education Minister for Teachers Education Advertus Wright and the Head of the UNESCO Liberia Office,…
Paris, France – Two Liberian educators, Assistant Education Minister for Teachers Education Advertus Wright and the Head of the UNESCO Liberia Office,…
Monrovia – Protesting students of the University of Liberia on Tuesday gathered at the entrance of the Legislature to protest against a…
Monrovia – Elizabeth Margaret Blunt, is a household name to Many Liberians, most especially during the early years of Liberia’s civil unrest…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) recently announced a public private partnership (PPP) affecting 120 elementary public schools in Liberia. Fifty schools have…
Introducing its pilot program, Partnership Schools for Liberia, the Liberian government has used inspirational language to describe the opportunities of outsourcing some…
For some time now, discussions have been centered on the Government of Liberia’s decentralization policy, the education sector being no exception.
Monrovia – Since George Werner took over at the Ministry of Education, his proposals to quick fix the educational system which was…
Education is a public good and an investment in the future of the country and should be a national policy. That is…
Monrovia – As the debate surrounding the proposed plan to outsource the primary education sector of Liberia to a private for profit…
Monrovia – Turning the messy educational system to a more appreciated level seems to require a more robust and practical action.