Ministry of Education - Liberia

Ministry of Education - Liberia We ensure every learner in Liberia gains the foundational skills and opportunities needed to lead, while safeguarding our national heritage.
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We translate resources learning gains that strengthen inclusive socio-economic growth in Liberia.

Today institutions responsible for implementing Pillar 6 of the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, alongside devel...
01/05/2026

Today institutions responsible for implementing Pillar 6 of the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, alongside development partners, convened at the Ministry of Education to review Quarter 1 progress and align next steps on human capital development.

Pillar 6 brings together priorities across education, health, water and sanitation, social development, and youth empowerment, reflecting how these areas work together to shape outcomes for citizens.

The session focused on strengthening coordination, tracking implementation, and addressing gaps across sectors. The emphasis remains on delivery, ensuring that progress across these areas translates into real improvements in people’s lives.

Picture Credit: Ministry of Finance and Development Planning

The Minister of Education, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, paid a surprise early morning visit to the Winifred P. L. Brumskine S...
01/05/2026

The Minister of Education, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, paid a surprise early morning visit to the Winifred P. L. Brumskine School, a private institution, to observe teaching and learning in practice.

During the visit, 6-year-old Grade One student Samia-Michelle M. S. Sieh was recognized with gifts and a cash award for her strong reading ability.

The Minister engaged with school leadership and teachers, noting clear lesson planning aligned with the national curriculum and well-managed classrooms. The visit also provided an opportunity to interact directly with students and observe how the school is supporting learning at the early grade level.

The Ministry continues to prioritize monitoring, supporting, and recognizing schools, both public and private, that are delivering strong learning outcomes.

Minister of Education Meets Qatari Diplomat to Strengthen CooperationMonrovia, Liberia | April 26, 2026The Minister of E...
30/04/2026

Minister of Education Meets Qatari Diplomat to Strengthen Cooperation

Monrovia, Liberia | April 26, 2026

The Minister of Education, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, held an introductory meeting with the Acting Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of the State of Qatar to Liberia, Mr. Shamsan Abdullah Al-Sada.

The meeting aimed to strengthen diplomatic ties and explore opportunities for enhanced cooperation, particularly in the education sector. Discussions focused on potential partnerships aligned with Liberia’s education priorities and broader national development goals.

Mr. Al-Sada, who manages the day-to-day operations of the Qatari Embassy, plays a key role in advancing bilateral relations. His portfolio includes fostering collaboration in education, humanitarian assistance, investment, and other development initiatives.

Both parties underscored the value of sustained dialogue and strategic partnership in promoting quality education and supporting Liberia’s long-term development agenda.

The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, welco...
29/04/2026

The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, welcomed the World Bank Executive Director to Monrovia.

Delivering remarks, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah received the delegation on behalf of the President and highlighted the importance of the World Bank’s partnership in supporting access to quality education and broader national development.

She acknowledged the continued collaboration and its role in strengthening systems and advancing key priorities.

The visit includes engagements with government officials and field visits to ongoing projects.

Happy Birthday to Honorable Assistant Minister Fasam Howard Nyensuah.The Ministry of Education extends warm wishes as yo...
29/04/2026

Happy Birthday to Honorable Assistant Minister Fasam Howard Nyensuah.

The Ministry of Education extends warm wishes as you continue your service in advancing early childhood education in Liberia.

Wishing you good health and a fulfilling year ahead.

The Ministry of Education participated in National Student Tax Day 2026 at Paynesville City Hall. The engagement brought...
28/04/2026

The Ministry of Education participated in National Student Tax Day 2026 at Paynesville City Hall.

The engagement brought together the Liberia Revenue Authority, educators, and students to focus on civic responsibility and the role young people play in national development.

Delivering the keynote, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah emphasized taxation as a reflection of integrity, shared responsibility, and how public services like education and healthcare are sustained.

She encouraged students to understand their role early and to engage with transparency and accountability as future citizens.

Call for Applications - LiberiaUNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education 2026Applications are now open for the UNESC...
27/04/2026

Call for Applications - Liberia
UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education 2026

Applications are now open for the UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education. This global award recognizes impactful initiatives advancing education for girls and women, with two winners receiving US$50,000 each.

Eligible applicants include government institutions, NGOs, schools, training centers, and community-based organizations. Projects must have been operational for at least two years and show clear impact.

Applications from Liberia must be submitted by May 7, 2026 for national review.

Submit to: Office of the Liberian National Commission for UNESCO
[email protected]

Only three nominations will be endorsed from Liberia.

For more information: [email protected]

Institutions across Liberia are encouraged to submit strong, evidence-based initiatives advancing opportunities for girls and women.

Ministry of Education Joins Partners to Launch 2025 Japan Supplementary Budget ProjectsMonrovia, Liberia | April 27, 202...
27/04/2026

Ministry of Education Joins Partners to Launch 2025 Japan Supplementary Budget Projects
Monrovia, Liberia | April 27, 2026

The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Government of Japan and United Nations partners, has launched the 2025 Japan Supplementary Budget Projects, reinforcing a coordinated approach to advancing education and social services in Liberia.

Aligned with Pillar 6 of the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, the initiatives integrate education, health, gender, protection, and WASH, reflecting how these challenges are experienced at the level of the child and the community.

Delivering keynote remarks, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah emphasized that learning outcomes are shaped by more than instruction. Attendance, wellbeing, safety, and basic conditions must be addressed together to enable schools to function effectively.

She highlighted the Ministry’s focus on strengthening monitoring and accountability systems, including digital supervision supported by georeferenced data, to improve how gaps in schools are identified and addressed.

The Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to aligning these efforts with national systems, strengthening institutional capacity, and delivering sustained impact.

Partners, including UNICEF, UNFPA, and UN Women, reiterated their support for coordinated implementation that advances inclusive education, gender equality, and community resilience.

On April 21, the Ministry of Education joined partners to mark the International Day of Women in Industry in Ganta, Nimb...
26/04/2026

On April 21, the Ministry of Education joined partners to mark the International Day of Women in Industry in Ganta, Nimba County.

The engagement brought together students and practitioners to explore how more young women can access and succeed in technical and vocational fields.

Representing the Ministry, Assistant Minister Nathaniel K. Cisco, Jr. encouraged students, especially young women, to consider skills training as a practical pathway into the world of work. Contributions from partners and sector leaders reinforced the importance of combining technical skills with academic learning, and creating clearer pathways into industry.

The discussions focused on expanding access, strengthening delivery, and ensuring that opportunities in skills-based education are open and meaningful for young women across the country.

25/04/2026

A look back at the last two days of the 2026 National Students’ Symposium.

The Ministry of Education extends sincere appreciation to the Honorable Minister of Education, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, for her leadership, and to Assistant Minister Sona Traore Sesay, Assistant Minister of Student Personnel Services, whose coordination and ex*****on drove the delivery of this platform.

We also acknowledge the partnership with the Liberian National Student Union (LINSU), alongside all partners, speakers, facilitators, and organizers whose contributions made these engagements possible.

MoE Women’s Association Inducts New Leadership, Calls for ExcellenceMonrovia, Liberia – April 24, 2026The Ministry of Ed...
24/04/2026

MoE Women’s Association Inducts New Leadership, Calls for Excellence
Monrovia, Liberia – April 24, 2026

The Ministry of Education Women’s Association (MoEWA) has inducted a new leadership team, signaling a renewed focus on unity, professionalism, and the advancement of women across Liberia’s education sector.

The new leadership includes Evelyna Kandakai (President), Geraldine Nyekan (Vice President), Evelyn G. C. Moiseemah (Secretary General), Faustina J. Kantie (Assistant Secretary), Roberta R. Anderson Quaye (Financial Secretary), Mabel M. P. Somah (Treasurer), and Cecelia Moore (Chaplain).

Administering the oath of office, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah emphasized that leadership must be grounded in competence, accountability, and inclusivity. She called on women to support one another, invest in their growth, and ensure equitable access to opportunities across the sector.

The ceremony also featured a panel discussion on professional and personal development.

In her remarks, the Minister urged the Association to move beyond social engagement and become a results-driven platform that delivers measurable impact and advances gender equity in education.

MoEWA is expected to strengthen leadership capacity, foster collaboration, and promote excellence among women in the sector.

The Ministry of Education, through its Bureau of Early Childhood Education, has concluded Liberia’s Week of the Young Ch...
22/04/2026

The Ministry of Education, through its Bureau of Early Childhood Education, has concluded Liberia’s Week of the Young Child in Gbarnga, bringing together children, educators, and community leaders for a vibrant close to the nationwide celebration.

Hundreds of children from 20 early childhood institutions took part in the closing activities, highlighting the importance of early learning and the role of families, schools, and communities in shaping a child’s development.

Assistant Minister Fasam Howard Nyensuah described the week as both a celebration and a moment to reflect on what it takes to sustain progress, strong collaboration and consistent engagement across all levels.

In her keynote address, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah reaffirmed the government’s focus on foundational learning, pointing to ongoing efforts including the EXCEL Project, early-grade digital learning, and school feeding.

The week closes with a clear priority to strengthen early learning as the foundation for long-term education outcomes in Liberia.

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