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It's Valentine's Day..... Family is Everything

Our true adversaries over the years are no longer hiding their hands! They are confessing, and we are on the move>>>>. Only 14 days Honorable Numene Bartekwa.

😭😭....She couldn't stand the death of her beloved husband! Barely two week later, our Mom Anna Zawolo has followed Saye Zawolo today. 😭😭...I am a 2nd Degree Orphan!! No more Parents to run to in Joy or Pain....

Liberia is getting Better!! Happy new year...Best Teacher in Liberia!....New Car...To God be the Glory...!!!

Together Everyone Achieve More!!!

Always inspired by the Team and the tremendous work and ability each brings to the table. Concluded the Five day Faculty and Leadership Professional Development Training at Boulevard Palace Hotel with Anita Yambi , Margaret Suah, Darric Dennis, Abraham Benson, Melo Matt , Thomas Kwaku Oppong Asare , Leonora Johnson, and Eugene Chedeh.

Academic El-Classico in Accra!!!

Glad to meet the President of the United Methodist University Dr. Gono, Dr. Amanze C. Ihedioha, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Cuttington University, Timothy Kie - Vice President For Academic Affairs - African Methodist Episcopal University and other Liberians at the African Higher Education Quality Assurance Conference in Accra.....the exchange is getting exciting ....book sweet🤣🤣🤣

The mentor-mentee relationship finally established!

Prof. Samuel Adams of Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and I to collaborate at various front in the world of academia...no need to reinvent the wheels! He accepted my invite to Liberia next January to join the team of experts for a three days p
Professional Development Series intended for all prospective 2024 LICOSESS graduates and other interested administrators......details will follow soon..

"If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants”...Isaac Newton

Ahead of the African Higher Education Quality Assurance and Accreditation Conference, Wednesday, November 29- December 1, 2023 in Accra, I took some time out to visit my Alma Mattar, the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). Appointment set to meet Prof. Samuel Adam, former lecturer and now Research Supervisor.....everything is possible when God destines it!!

Dr. Randy Nelson, Director of International Education of Sioux Falls University in South Dakota. USA has arrived in Liberia to conduct a two days Empowerment training for 100 English language teachers on July 31 and August 1 2023 from 9am to 4pm Daily. The Training is expected to help close the gaps reported by the Chief examiners report of the West African Examination Council. Sioux Falls University, LICOSESS, the National Association of Liberia School Principals and Proprietors as well as waec will combine expertise to help bridge the gaps reported. Registration is 1,000Ld for feeding for the two days event. Certificates will follow after the training. Payments can be made to 0886088440 (Liberian Cooperative Standard Education School System. Please call 0775717210 to confirm your name after transferring. Spaces are limited.

A 2021 Graduate of LICOSESS College of Education Dux University of Liberia in 2023......Congratulations

22YR OLD MATHS MAJOR CLINTON PAYE QUEE DUX UNIVERSITY OF LIBERIA 22YR OLD MATHS MAJOR CLINTON PAYE QUEE DUX UNIVERSITY OF LIBERIASmartnewsliberiaMay 31, 2023Read originalMONROVIA – Clinton Paye Quee, a 22yr Old Mathematics Major and Physics Manor, has been named as the “Valediction and Touchbearer”, of the 103rd graduating class of the University of Liberia...

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Announcement

The public is hereby informed that registration for Semester II 2023 for the “C” Certificate, Associate of Arts and the bachelor degree programs of the LICOSESS College of Education runs from May 1-27, 2023 for all old and new students...

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Announcement Announcement May 3, 2023May 9, 2023 LICOSESSAnnouncements, News Highlights The public is hereby informed that registration for Semester II 2023 for the “C” Certificate, Associate of Arts and the bachelor degree programs of the LICOSESS College of Education runs from May 1-27, 2023 for all old an...

Happy Birthday Dr Benjamin Y. Wehye

Licosess College of Education is now on WhatsApp.

International Licence Training Portal from EIN International and LICOSESS College of Education

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SOS Call for Assistance to Prof. Jones Dopoe!!

Happy New Year. My name is Dr Benjamin Wehye, President of the National Association of Liberia School Principals and Proprietors and President, LICOSESS College of Education. With Permission from the son and daughter of Prof. Jones Dopoe, ( John W. Dopoe and Joyce Dopoe) I am sending out this SOS call for assistance towards the medical and personal care of one of Africa's Education Legend and Great Musician. Prof. Dopoe is aged and has asked his son and daughter to take him back to his hometown in Nimba County for hometown Care. Please send your assistance to JOHN W. Dopoe on 0777082309 or Joyce Dopoe on O8864445O7. The family will want to take him home first week in February. Please be kind to text me the amount you sent for proper accounting and recognition. My number is 0880313898

LICOSESS New USAID Scholarship Announcement

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LICOSESS New USAID Scholarship Announcement LICOSESS New USAID Scholarship Announcement January 20, 2023 LICOSESSAnnouncements, News Highlights Download PDF: LICOSESS New USAID Scholarship Announcement LICOSESS New USAID Scholarship Announcement        

BSc Information Sheet for Financial Aid Students 2023

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BSc Information Sheet for Financial Aid Students 2023 BSc Information Sheet for Financial Aid Students 2023 January 7, 2023January 7, 2023 LICOSESSAnnouncements, News Highlights Download PDF: BSc Information Sheet for Financial Aid Students 2023 BSc Information Sheet for Financial Aid Students 2023    

ANNOUNCEMENT

Let this announcement claim the attention of all current students, staff as well as those interested in enrolling at the LICOSESS College of Education. Orientation for the bachelor degree program is slated for Friday January 6, 2022 at the Zinnah Hill, GSA Road Campus and begins at 12 noon. Students from the Caldwell Campus wishing to enroll in the BSc program are asked to join the orientation. LICOSESS is accredited to offer Bachelor degrees in Primary, Early Childhood and Secondary Education as well as Bachelor degree in School Administration. For our bachelor degree program, only candidates with an Associate of Arts degree or those who have completed at least 60 credits from a recognized College or University are eligible to enroll. Entrance Exams for the Associate of Arts Degree and “C” certificate programs for trimester I 2023 are slated for Saturdays January, 7, 14 and 21, 2023 and Orientation is January 28, 2023. Orientation for the Associate of Arts program will be on the Kissi Camp campus of the College and will begin at 12 noon. Entrance fee is 2500LD. All prospective graduates are informed that the final day set for graduation is Saturday, February 4, 2023 at the Liberty Chapel in Johnsonville.Meanwhile, prospective graduates are invited to the last general meeting with the administration on Friday, January 6, 2023 at 10:00am on the Zinnah Hill Campus.For more information call 0777639944/0775222452/0775717210/0880313898/0881619339. Visit www.licosess.org for more information.

Revamping Africa’s Education for Sustainable Development: Private Sector Perspective

Paper presented at the International Conference of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools in Nigeria

By Dr. BENJAMIN YELE WEHYE President, National Association of Private School Owners of Liberia, President, LICOSESS College of Education.

December 2 2022.

Abstract

Educational institutions in Africa were borne out of the need for the continent to supply a workforce for both the public and private sectors to grow and sustain the economy. The University of Liberia (UL) founded 1862 and the University of Ibadan (UI) founded 1948 were both established to fulfill this mandate. The question that led to this inquiry is: Have they achieved their objective? Just before suggesting means to ‘revamp’ Africa’s education system, let us first identify how our individual systems have been ‘vamped’ and what it has produced over time- underdevelopment, development, sustainable development or unsustainable development?

Evidence shows that the educational system in Liberia has been designed to contribute to underdevelopment for the last 175 years since the country's independence in 1847. The country is ranked 175 out of 189 countries and territories using HDI indicators. The founding elitist norms, combined with conflict theory and functionalism, motivated by the protracted years of slavery and neo-slavery, continued to contribute to Liberia's underdevelopment. In other words, those who have been marginalized through the use of servitude norms rose to become oppressors, using the educational system as a means to achieve this goal. This has led to a vicious circle whereby the “giant killer becomes the giant” and the method of the dominant culture becomes the way of the oppressed, responsible for expunging progress. Like Liberia, many African systems are steeped in colonial vassal patterns that continue to undermine sustainable development.

To eliminate the hidden discriminatory standards that have undermined sustainable development, the document recommends strong collaboration between African indigenous researchers and political and technical stakeholders. Indigenous researchers from African universities should pool their resources to conduct research and develop counter-practices with respect to discriminatory political, economic, historical, cultural and social movements. This is required because research has shown that historical and philosophical foundations have their own way of establishing a class system, such as colonial education.

Political actors should be prepared to include scholarly recommendations in the development of educational policies and to provide the resources and willingness to implement such policies. Technical actors should play a neutral role in the implementation of evidence-based policies to prevent the regeneration of harmful standards. Finally, the need for reskilling to aid the current workforce meet the changing strains of the industry by reducing focus on the traditional formal educational tract and engender a paradigm shift towards the acquisition of skills that add value to the human person, developing, adopting and integrating the informal sector into standardized curriculums is essential at this time........full Paper to be published Soon.....

Licosess College of Education updated their phone number.

The walls of High School is hereby broken in my house! My first daughter Graduates Tomorrow..... Now I know I have also graduated from being called "pupa" to "Daddy".... The race to have a girl finished high school as planned is determined by Grace!!! The medical doctor I wanted to be is in the making.... Congratulations Ruth V. Wehye ..... Join me as I sing the song titled... "don't take off the belle ..... Born the baby"

Liberia National Education Conference – 2022–Theme: GLOBAL BEST PRACTICES IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

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TESTS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM (ACADEMIC YEAR 2022/2023)

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