Samoa Education Network Incorporated

A Registered National Coalition in Samoa. Aims to advocate for improved Education Policy & Programmes

The Samoa Education Network is a system of educational institutions and organizations in Samoa that work together to provide education and learning opportunities for the people of Samoa. Our network includes schools, colleges, universities, vocational training centers, and other educational entities that collaborate to ensure that the people of Samoa have access to quality education at all levels.

Photos from Ministry of Education and Culture's post

02/04/2026

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10/02/2026

Sen Samoa extends our sincere appreciation to The Samoa Umbrella for Non-Governmental Organisations Inc - SUNGO for their passionate work in strengthening civil society in Samoa. Through impactful trainings, SUNGO continues to amplify organisations and empower them for effective advocacy. As an advocacy organisation, SEN is grateful for the opportunity to be part of this training and looks forward to applying the knowledge gained to better serve our communities.

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04/02/2026

Official Launch of the Samoa System Transformation Grant Project
“A maua'a fa'avae, o ataata lelei na o Taeao – Quality Foundations to Prosperous Futures”
📍 Taumeasina Island Resort | 🗓 3 February 2026

The official launch of the Samoa System Transformation Grant Project marks a significant milestone for Samoa’s education sector and our shared commitment to strengthening quality, equity, and long-term impact across the system.

Funded by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), this transformative initiative reflects a collective vision to build strong foundations today that will lead to prosperous and inclusive futures for all learners in Samoa. The leadership of the Ministry of Education and Culture together with the wider Education Sector, demonstrates a clear commitment to system-wide reform and sustainable change.

We acknowledge UNESCO for its vital role as the Grant Agent, providing technical leadership and oversight to support effective implementation and alignment with national priorities.

Samoa Education Network Incorporated was honored to attend this important launch as a GPE-funded partner under the Education Out Loud (EOL) program and as a member of ESAC. SEN is proud to be part of the implementation process, contributing civil society perspectives, community engagement, and accountability to ensure that reforms translate into meaningful outcomes for learners, families, and educators.

This launch is not just the beginning of a project, but the strengthening of partnerships, shared responsibility, and collective action. Together, we look forward to advancing quality foundations that will enable Samoa’s education system and its people to thrive now and into the future.

📸 News

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03/12/2025

14/11/2025

Teachers multiply possibility: from school to skills and growth.

To meet the promise of , a staggering 44 million new teachers are needed worldwide, with cost estimations nearing US$120 billion annually.

The Santiago Consensus calls for sustainable financing, increased domestic resource mobilization and improved international cooperation to curb the teacher crisis.

In this new blog, Carlos Vargas of the International Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030 explains what is needed to turn the consensus into action and how GPE's campaign is set to mobilize critical resources to .

🔗 http://g.pe/8imH50XqY0g

30/10/2025

🌺 Reaching the Marginalized: A Pathway to Inclusive and Accessible Quality Education in Samoa 🌺
The Samoa Education Network (SEN), in partnership with our valued learning partner ASPBAE - Adult Education and Lifelong Learning in the Asia South Pacific ASPBAE (Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education), successfully held a 3-day workshop and community survey aimed at strengthening inclusive education through the GAPSED+ Framework.

This collaborative initiative brought together the Ministry of Education and Culture Education Sector and Policy Division, and key community representatives to explore strategies for reaching marginalized groups, ensuring education equity, and fostering open dialogue on issues of masculinity and social inclusion.

💡 The workshop provided a space for:
✅ Sharing insights and local perspectives on the GAPSED+ Framework
✅ Identifying barriers faced by marginalized learners
✅ Building stronger partnerships for inclusive policy action
✅ Promoting gender-responsive education approaches

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to:

The Education Sector and Policy Division Head, for their leadership and guidance Aida Savea and Nora Warren.

Peter King of ASPBAE, for his valuable contributions and partnership

And the selected community participants, whose voices and experiences enriched this initiative

Together, we move closer toward a more inclusive, equitable, and quality education system for all in Samoa. 🇼🇸✨

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