TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN LIBERIA

Liberia - Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution
Exercise increased caution in Liberia due to crime and civil unrest.

Teaching English in Liberia offers a rewarding experience for educators looking to make a meaningful impact in a country with a rich cultural heritage and a strong desire for educational development. English is the official language, and there is a growing demand for qualified teachers to help students and professionals improve their language skills, especially in urban areas like Monrovia. With a focus on rebuilding and advancing its educational infrastructure, Liberia provides opportunities to teach in schools, universities, and community programs. Teachers can also immerse themselves in the vibrant traditions, explore stunning beaches, and enjoy the warmth of the Liberian people while contributing to a brighter future for their students. Liberia, located on the West African coast, boasts diverse geography with a low-lying coastal plain transitioning into rolling hills and plateaus further inland. The country's coastline is dotted with lagoons, mangrove swamps, and a few rocky headlands. Dense rainforests, a defining characteristic of Liberia, cover much of the interior, harboring abundant biodiversity. Several rivers, including the Mano, Saint Paul, and Cavalla, traverse the landscape, providing water resources and shaping the terrain. The northwestern region boasts the Guinea Highlands, featuring Liberia's highest peak, Mount Wuteve. This varied topography, coupled with a tropical climate, creates a unique and ecologically rich environment.

U.S. Embassy Monrovia 502 Benson StreetMonrovia, Liberia

Telephone
+(231) 77-677-7000
Emergency
+(231) 77-677-7000
Fax
+(231) 77-677-7370
Email
ACSMonrovia@state.gov
Website
https://lr.usembassy.gov