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Education Administration Programs in Sierra Leone
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Education Administration Programs sector based in Sierra Leone. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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University Of Sierra Leone, Fourah Bay College
Fourah Bay College is a public university in the neighbourhood of Mount Aureol in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Founded on 18 February 1827, it is the first western-style university built in West Africa. It is a constituent college of the University of Sierra Leone (USL) and was formerly affiliated with Durham University (1876–1967).
10001+ staff
Fourah Bay College - University Of Sierra Leone
Fourah Bay College was founded by the Church Missionary Society in 1827, for the purpose of training Africans as schoolmasters, catechists and clergymen. The establishment of Fourah Bay College intended, on the one hand,to provide its pupils, the children of the freed slaves and liberated Africans with opportunities to obtain training in basic skills, needed to survive in their new environment, and on the other hand, to train those of its pupils who displayed the requisite aptitude as teachers and priests
201 to 500 staff
University Of Lunsar
A private research university founded by Sierra Leonean professors Sheikh Umarr Kamarah and Marie Umarr Kamarah.
11 to 50 staff
Work Ready Africa
Founded in 2019 in Sierra Leone, Work Ready Africa (WRA) aims to address a key workforce gap that Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) across most of Sub-Saharan Africa face; access to talent that have sufficient work-ready skills to enable them rapidly scale and compete in the regional and global marketplace. WRA believes that a thriving private sector in Sierra Leone fuelled by the increased flow of growth capital from investors not only provides placement opportunities for our students but will also lead to a virtuous cycle of reduced brain drain, increased partnerships between the private sector and educational institutions (to strengthen the learning content/material delivered) and higher salaries for young graduates which in turn would further boost the growth of the private sector. Therefore we created The Investment Readiness Programs for SMEs which has been designed to facilitate increased investment flow to SMEs in Sierra Leone while also creating placement opportunities for our students. Our focus is as follows- It’s a space where education and entrepreneurship meets. We work with entrepreneurs to strengthen systems, access to mentors and develop human capital capacity - Work with Sierra Leonean SMEs to close the main gaps they face such as relevant training, access to finance and leveraging technology solutions
11 to 50 staff
Milestone Technology College
No.1 IT Education & Business Studies College in Sierra Leone.
1 to 10 staff
Imatt College - Sierra Leone
The acronym “IMATT” stands for “International Management, Accounting, Technology and Tourism”. The institute was established in June 2009, with the aim of providing quality education, and to help generate job-oriented programmes that will help to shape the society and add value to the people of Sierra Leone. Since then, the college has enriched the lives of many students across Sierra Leone the Manor River Union Sub-Region. Today, it has increasingly become a reputable intuition that enhances distance and flexible study opportunities in West Africa. MISSION & VISION: The over-arching Mission is; • To facilitate teaching and learning geared towards emulating towards the University of London International Programmes, through convenient and safe ambience, • Focus on small group, distance, and online learning models providing dedicated, committed, experienced practitioners. • Offering study aids to ensure quicker understanding of legal principles Staff training and development by means of further studies. IMATT College envision focus on building our brand, be well-known and reputed as one of the leading institutions worldwide, that is dedicated to providing quality tuition and support to students who choose to study with the University of London International Programmes. Over the years IMATT College has diligently and consistency built a reputation locally and internationally through its affiliation and accreditation. The College is not only affiliated with IPAM and FBC but also with “UMaT” (University of Mines and Technology) a leading Institution in the educational sector in Ghana and also with the “University of London”. As a result of its affiliation, different departments have been created and varieties of programs are offered at the College in order to cater for the needs of all students.
201 to 500 staff
Extra Mile - Sierra Leone
We might be new to LinkedIn but we have been working hard since 2007! Extra Mile is a UK registered charity helping to break the cycle of poverty by providing free secondary education to girls and boys whose families cannot afford to pay in the Goderich area of Freetown, Sierra Leone, the poorest country in West Africa. Its ongoing objective is to run its own free-school, recruit volunteers to teach in local English-speaking schools, to help train local teachers and school leaders and to share best practice with partner schools. The Extra Mile school opened its doors for the first time in September 2016 with an intake of 50 pupils. These girls and boys are from families unable to financially support their children. From October 2020 we will have 140 children who will be educated free of charge. All pupils are taught by suitably qualified teachers from this area of greater Goderich with occasional invited volunteers from overseas. In order to encourage full attendance and maintain concentration levels through the working day, free meals are provided for all pupils and staff. Free uniforms and school learning materials are also supplied, and bring a sense of pride and unity to the girls and boys and their parents. The school follows the Sierra Leone national curriculum and pupils sit for the national exams at the appropriate ages. 17 of our students who had previously dropped out of education have passed their National Primary School Exam (NPSE) in 2020 and can now carry on into secondary education. In addition to the above, an annual programme of teacher training is delivered to the Extra Mile School staff and also to local teachers from other schools in the area, by several of our trustees. Over the last ten years the charity has brought in more than 50 volunteer teachers from across the world to work in local schools, mentoring their staff, head teachers and proprietors and providing much needed school resources.
11 to 50 staff
Saint James College - Sierra Leone
The absence of a higher education institution in Robi's community Lungi, Kaffu Bullom Chiefdom and the inability of disadvantaged high school graduates to afford university tuition resulted in them turning to activities such as drug and alcohol consumption, prostitution, and gambling. Inspired to create future leaders, James Bangura founded St. James College to provide these people with post-secondary education, so they can become active members of society and help develop Sierra Leone's economy. The majority of the area's youths are now enrolled in the college's certificate, diploma, and advanced diploma courses, so they can find a sense of purpose in life.
11 to 50 staff
Craving 4 Development
Craving 4 Development (C4D) is a dynamic capacity-building and funding facilitation organization dedicated to empowering African youth with the skills and resources needed to tackle developmental challenges across the continent. Founded with a mission to address pressing issues such as low employability rates, capacity gaps, lack of inspiration and initiative, and limited access to funds and markets, C4D is committed to fostering a culture of innovation, collaboration, and entrepreneurship among African entrepreneurs.
11 to 50 staff
Rising Academies
Our mission is to create the best schools and the most powerful teaching and learning tools for the people that need them most. We’re one of the fastest-growing quality-focused education companies in Africa, and a Certified B Corp®. And we get results: independent studies show Rising students make more than twice the progress of their peers in comparable schools. Founded in Sierra Leone in 2014, we provided emergency education to children kept out of school by the Ebola Epidemic before opening our first school in April 2015. Today, we serve students across more than 700 schools in Sierra Leone, Liberia Ghana and Rwanda. Through great curriculum, intensive teacher coaching and actionable data, we help teachers and school leaders bring quality to every classroom. Rising is continuing to expand its impact with Bambai (bamb.ai): a suite of powerful tools to help ambitious schools leverage their data and create quality in every classroom.
501 to 1000 staff
Craving 4 Development
Craving 4 Development (C4D) is a pan-African ecosystem-building and systems design organization working at the intersection of enterprise development, trade, climate resilience, gender equity, and institutional transformation. We design and activate African-led systems that connect people, skills, markets, capital, and policy — enabling enterprises and communities to move from survival to scale, from fragmentation to coherence, and from local activity to regional and continental impact. C4D operates beyond stand-alone programs. Our work focuses on ecosystem architecture: strengthening how markets function, how institutions coordinate, how entrepreneurs access opportunity, and how capital and trade pathways are structured in practice. Our portfolio spans: Community systems models integrating livelihoods, climate resilience, and gender equity Enterprise and trade pipelines aligned with regional integration frameworks, including AfCFTA Investment readiness and capital architecture through Craving Ventures and Craving Capital Research, intelligence, and narrative platforms that inform policy, investment, and ecosystem decisions Ecosystem convening and policy–market alignment, bringing public, private, and development actors into coordinated action Founded in Africa, in 2018 and led by African practitioners, C4D centers African ownership, institutional integrity, and durable impact. We work with governments, development partners, private sector actors, and communities to build systems that function, not just projects that deliver. Our ambition is continental: to support African enterprises to trade, attract investment, and grow with dignity, through systems designed to last.
11 to 50 staff
Youthbridge
Connecting young Sierra Leoneans to their potential, purpose and a supportive community.
1 to 10 staff
