Teach For Liberia

20/08/2026

🔈 Alumni Update

Please help the Teach For Liberia family congratulate our Alumni and former teammate Alexander Miapeh Gandah of Cohort 2 on his graduation today from Cavendish University of Uganda with a Masters degree in Security Studies.

We are all truly proud of Alexander and admire his dedication to developing himself and we hope one day the security field of Liberia.

We look forward to your visit Gandah Miapeh when you arrive back in country 🇱🇷. We know you will apply your new skills to the betterment of our country.

27/07/2026

🔈Alumni Takeover

Our TFL Alumni have returned from Dakar, Senegal and the Teach For All Africa EdLaunch Pitch Competition.

We thank Teach For Senegal for being wonderful hosts.

Read about the experience through a post from RISE, INC. Founder and TFL Cohort 3 Alumni Solomon P. Davis

We are excited to share that Nation Building with Teach For Liberia, our in country Alumni Entrepreneurship competition will be held again this August. This is where we hope to identify another round of Alumni to support and prepare for a chance at the next EDLAUNCH in 2027.

26/07/2026

Happy 179th Independence Day, Liberia!

Today, Teach For Liberia proudly joins all Liberians in celebrating the resilience, strength, and enduring spirit of our nation.

As we commemorate 179 years of independence, we are reminded that the future of Liberia is shaped by the opportunities we create for every child. Education remains one of the most powerful tools for building a more just, prosperous, and inclusive society.

At Teach For Liberia, we remain committed to developing leaders, empowering teachers, and ensuring that every child has access to quality education and the opportunity to reach their full potential.

This Independence Day, let us renew our shared commitment to unity, service, and nation-building. Together, we can inspire hope, transform classrooms, strengthen communities, and build the Liberia we all envision.

Happy Independence Day, Liberia!

Together, we teach. Together, we lead. Together, we build a brighter Liberia.

21/07/2026

Join the Teach For Liberia Team as we pray for traveling mercies and send our Alumni Fellows, Solomon P. Davis of Cohort 3 and Jerry Kwenah of Cohort 2 lots of luck as they travel to Teach For All Africa's EdLaunch Entrepreneurship competition for Alumni and Second Year Fellows in Senegal today.

Both Solomon and Jerry participated in Teach For Liberia's Nation Building Alumni Entrepreneurship competition last year and have spent a year building their individual projects. Solomon has founded R.I.S.E. a girl empowerment and Menstrual Hygiene initiative and Jerry has founded Integrated Agricultural Solutions an agrobusiness and agricultural consultancy.

Through EdLaunch they have been given even more training in business development, exploring such topics such as budgeting, administration, and marketing.

Check back for updates on the pitch competition and how our Fellows do representing Teach For Liberia 🇱🇷

14/07/2026

We are extremely proud of Cohort 5 and look forward to supporting their great work as they move on to serve as Alumni of our fellowship.

MONROVIA, Liberia - Teach For Liberia has graduated 15 members of Cohort 5 after they completed the organization's intensive two-year teaching fellowship,

05/07/2026

🔊 Join us in praying for traveling mercies as we wish Teach For Liberia Cohort 2 Alumni, Boakai Freeman and Elram Toby, safe travels as they travel to Nairobi, Kenya, for the culminating convening of the 2026 Africa School Leadership Good to Great Fellowship on Transformational Instructional Leadership, a prestigious fellowship co-led with facilitators from Global School Leaders.

Both Boakai and Elram joined the Teach For Liberia Fellowship with Bachelor of Science degrees in Economics, demonstrating that impactful school leadership can emerge from diverse academic backgrounds. Since graduating from the Fellowship, they have continued to dedicate themselves to education by serving as Vice Principals at their respective schools. Boakai Freeman serves at Life International School in Logan Town, while Elram Toby serves at LMA Daycare, Elementary, and Junior High School in Waterside. Through their leadership, they continue to strengthen teaching, learning, and school culture within their communities.

Their commitment to their students, schools, and instructional excellence distinguished them during the competitive selection process. Over the past eight weeks, they have participated in a transformative learning journey alongside exceptional alumni leaders from across Africa, strengthening their instructional leadership and expanding their impact on teaching and learning. Their trip to Nairobi marks the culmination of this remarkable fellowship experience.

Boakai and Elram, thank you for your unwavering commitment to Liberia's learners and for representing Teach For Liberia with excellence across the continent. We wish you safe travels, meaningful learning, and an inspiring time in Nairobi. We look forward to seeing how you bring your new knowledge, experiences, and strengthened leadership back to your schools and communities.

Your Teach For Liberia family is cheering you on every step of the way. Safe travels, and congratulations once again! 

30/06/2026

🔊 Alumni Takeover

🎉 Congratulations to our Cohort 3 Alumni Fellow, Hawa Kamara, on earning her Postgraduate Diploma in Education from Cuttington University this past weekend!

Hawa's continued commitment to learning and professional growth reflects the kind of leadership and dedication that inspires the next generation of educators in Liberia. We are incredibly proud of all she has accomplished and look forward to seeing the lasting impact she will continue to make in education.

Congratulations, Hawa! Your Teach For Liberia family is celebrating this milestone with you and cheering you on as you continue your leadership journey.

28/06/2026

🔊 Celebrating Excellence at Teach For Liberia!

Join us in congratulating our Teach For Liberia Cohort 6 Fellow, Kelvin Santiago Griffiths, on being named Teacher of the Year by Jack Martin Baptist School in Maryland County today!

This well-deserved recognition is a testament to Kelvin's passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to ensuring every child has access to a quality education. Throughout this academic year, Kelvin has demonstrated exceptional leadership, inspired students to achieve their best, and made a lasting impact in the school community.

We are incredibly proud of your hard work and all that you have accomplished during your first year of the Fellowship.

As you begin Academic Year 2, we look forward to seeing you continue to lead, inspire, and transform lives through education.

Congratulations, Kelvin! Thank you for representing Teach For Liberia with excellence. Your achievement reminds us that strong leadership in the classroom creates brighter futures for Liberia's children.

28/06/2026

We are proud to celebrate another important milestone for our Cohort 5 Fellows!

On Saturday, June 27, 11 of our Cohort 5 Fellows successfully sat for and passed their C-Certificate examinations, administered by our valued partner, the Ministry of Education.

With these results, 14 of the 15 Fellows graduating from Cohort 5 - an outstanding 93% will complete the Fellowship as qualified teachers.

As an accredited Private Teacher Training Institute, Teach For Liberia provides Fellows who do not already hold education degrees the opportunity to complete their professional development journey by earning their teaching certification at the end of their two years of classroom service.

Since 2022, 85% of Teach For Liberia Fellows have chosen to sit for the C-Certificate examination and have successfully earned their teaching qualifications through our program.

As graduation draws near, we celebrate the commitment, resilience, and impact of these remarkable Fellows, who have dedicated the past two years to serving students and communities across five counties in Liberia.

Congratulations, Cohort 5! Your passion for education is helping build a stronger future for Liberia, one classroom at a time.