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Education in Liberia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Education sector based in Liberia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
12 on file
Hilltop Schools Inc
Hilltop Schools Inc, is a Liberian NGO committed to providing quality education, psycho-social and health to develop Liberia's future leaders. At Hilltop Schools, we believe that no child should lose access to quality education. Currently, we are serving and educating over 340 vulnerable girls in Monrovia, Liberia
11 to 50 staff
Street Child Of Liberia - Scol
Street Child of Liberia - SCoL- is a local non governmental organization that works to empower vulnerable children through education, Child Protection and Family Livelihood. Our Purpose is to see all Children Safe, in School and Learning. Street Child started working in Liberia in 2013. Helping street-connected children in the capital of Monrovia. When Liberia was hit by the Ebola Crisis, we expanded our work to support the thousands of Children impacted by Ebola to go to school. Street Child is now working in three regions across Liberia: Montserrado, Margibi and Maryland counties. having reached over out of school children, Street Child continues to work side by side with rural communities to kick-start and transform education through classroom construction, investment in training and development of teachers, and the development of community advocacy and sustainability strategies. To date, over 3,177 households in Liberia have been supported to develop a sustainable source of income through a tailored package of training, business grants and saving/mentoring. This model of financial empowerment, alongside intensive social support and community level advocacy has led to the enrollment and retention of more than 8,920 children in Liberia.
51 to 200 staff
President's Young Professionals Program
Launched in 2009, the President’s Young Professionals Program (PYPP) is one of Liberia’s most competitive innovations for youth leadership development in Liberia's civil service. The PYPP recruits, trains, and prepares young promising, and talented Liberian college graduates for a future in public service. In the short term, PYPs provide additional support to the government and private sector institutions by performing a variety of critical tasks as needed. The Organization's long-term goal is to create the next generation of qualified professionals who are able and committed to working for the Government of Liberia (GoL), thereby increasing public sector capacity and contributing to good governance and strong leadership. The two-year fellowship includes a strong training and mentoring component, pairing each young professional with a Fellow or other mentor within the host entity as well as offering a monthly professional training program, one-on-one training and evaluation, and a monthly stipend. The Organization's continued growth is marked by the investments of new donors and partners, ensuring its long-term viability and establishment as Liberia’s premier civil service training initiative. The PYPP is currently a non-profit organization in a public-private partnership with the government of Liberia.
11 to 50 staff
Kwaatonoma School Of Continuing Studies Kscs
A platform for empowering lifelong learners.
1 to 10 staff
Ministry Of Education-Liberia
We ensure every learner in Liberia gains the foundational skills and opportunities needed to lead, while safeguarding our national heritage. In partnership with teachers, communities, and donors, we translate resources into evidence-based, transparent, and measurable learning gains that strengthen inclusive socio-economic growth in Liberia.
10001+ staff
Bridge Liberia
Bridge Liberia supports The Ministry of Education to significantly improve learning and teaching within public schools; providing a better future for Liberia's youth.
11 to 50 staff
Improve Liberia Foundation
Improve Liberia Foundation is a non-profit NGO founded in 2017 and fully accredited in 2020. It engenders to advance the standard of education in Liberia and provides better livelihood for people with disabilities. The Foundation poses distinct attention to quality education, respect for the fundamental human rights of persons with disabilities (PWDs) and gender equality, democracy, and helps to unleash positive social and economic change as they remain critical principles backing the enjoyment of developmental programs in the country. The Foundation also recognizes the need to work with duty bearers (the state) and right holders (the citizenry) to ensure development programs are demand-driven, transparent, timely, sustainable and locally owned. We work closely with Liberian organizations including community-based organizations, and collaborate with other NGOs including international non-governmental organizations to ensure that our programs meet the needs of the poorest and most marginalize.
11 to 50 staff
Renaissance Consulting And Development Institute, Inc
Welcome to Renaissance Consulting and Development Institute; We are committed to help people and organisation discover and maximise their potential through our intervention programs in area of Executive Training, Coaching & Continuous Professional Development.
1 to 10 staff
The Box
The BOX is a pioneering EdTech company based in Liberia, revolutionizing access to education through traditional and AI-driven learning personalization, institutional partnerships, and community-powered learning. We offer a hybrid ecosystem that integrates live instruction, on-demand content, AI tutoring, and mentorship, bridging the gap between traditional institutions and the demands of the digital economy. With a focus on underserved communities and mobile-first delivery, The BOX equips learners with practical skills, global exposure, and employment-ready experiences. As the global EdTech market approaches $404 billion by 2025, The BOX is poised for transformative growth across Africa and beyond.
1 to 10 staff
The Cavalla Institute Of Ocean Governance Ci-Og
The MRI-GLS is a science-to-policy platform that raises ocean literacy and fosters research in both the legal and scientific aspects of ocean Governance in Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire. The Institute champions capacity building in the MRU to empower member states to implement, individually or collectively, their international obligation to protect the marine environment, promote cooperation for sustainability in the region and enable them to meaningfully participate in global ocean governance.
1 to 10 staff
Central Leadership Academy
The Central Leadership Academy (CLA) is a transformative learning institution committed to bridging the educational divide in post-conflict and underserved communities. Founded in 2023 in Bokay Town, Liberia - a town without a school for over 14 years and home to over people- CLA provides high-quality education to refugee, underprivileged, and internally displaced children and youth. Our mission is to equip the next generation with 21st-century skills through an inclusive model rooted in leadership, entrepreneurship, critical thinking and digital literacy. We offer a full-grade curriculum from Grade 1 to Grade 12, with programs designed to foster innovation, resilience and community-driven development. Our model emphasizes access, delivery, quality and relevance, blending traditional classroom learning with hands-on projects, STEM education and real-world problem-solving. We aim to reach learners by 2035 and a million by 2050 across Africa’s most neglected communities. Join us in transforming education at the last mile. Learn more:
11 to 50 staff
Girls Initiative Liberia
Background Girls Initiative Liberia–GIL was founded through the innovation of Ms. Emily A Siassay, on March 6, 2020. The establishment of this noble organization was inspired by the alarming rate of teenage pregnancy, early parenthood, lack of innovation, and the increase in the stereotypical norms that subject young girls in our country, Liberia. AIMS Girls Initiative Liberia–GIL strives to create a platform for young women to voice out societal ills against them; promote gender equality and instill values that seek to spot the potential in females. GIL also aims for a sustainable livelihood for less fortunate Women and girls through educational seminars, vocational and technical education, micro-economic empowerment, and others. Vision Girls Initiative Liberia–GIL envisions a society where gender sensitivity is an integral part of all sectors of our society. GIL also seeks justice for all, especially women and girls who continue to feel the scourge of rape and other social injustices that continues to stall the development of women and girls among their male counterparts Mission Girls' Initiative Liberia–GIL creates avenues for adequate awareness of sexual reproductive health and rights, Teenage Pregnancy, Sexual Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), Peer Pressure, HIV/Aids, Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), Sexually Transmitted Infections(STIs), and most importantly, develops and empowers women and girls throughout Liberia. FOCUS AREA: Empowerment Advocacy Quality Education
1 to 10 staff
