Quick Overview
Educate West Point (EWP) Liberia, in partnership with The Cova Project, is hiring a Project Field Agent to work directly in the Township of West Point, Monrovia. This is the frontline role in EWP's initiative to improve reproductive health outcomes and remove menstrual barriers for girls and women across Liberia, providing essential period products alongside menstrual health education. If the Project Supervisor role manages the project from behind the data, this is the role that shows up in the community every day.
Key Details
The application deadline is July 31, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The role is based in West Point Township, Monrovia, and pays between $300 and $350 USD monthly. This is also a female-only role open to Liberian citizens.
Eligibility Requirements
A minimum of a High School Diploma is required, ideally with a WAEC or WASSCE certificate, and a Bachelor's degree is highly preferred if you have one, though not mandatory. At least one year of experience working within the civil society or NGO sector is expected, and any prior advocacy experience is considered a strong plus. EWP is looking for proven experience organizing trainings and mobilizing communities, effective interpersonal and communication skills, and capable digital literacy.
Some foundational knowledge of reproductive health and first-aid skills is listed as an advantage, though not a strict requirement. On the eligibility side, applicants must be Liberian citizens, female, with no criminal record, and should genuinely be passionate about women's health and community development, since this role is built around direct, ongoing community contact.
What the Role Covers
The Field Agent serves as a co-facilitator during reproductive health training sessions and community workshops, working alongside the Project Supervisor rather than in isolation. A significant part of the role involves data and surveying, collecting field data, conducting community surveys, and working with the supervisor to analyze what that data actually shows.
Community engagement is also part of the role. Shortlisted applicant will conduct ongoing project awareness campaigns, recruit new beneficiaries, and represent the EWP-Cova Project partnership out in the community.
On the administrative side, the Field Agent is responsible for drafting clear, high-quality monthly progress reports and adhering strictly to EWP's policies, supporting the broader team's operational goals along the way.
Required Documents
Applicants must submit an updated Resume and Cover Letter addressed to the EWP Human Resource Department, copies of academic credentials (High School Diploma/WAEC Certificate or University Degree), a valid National ID, Voter's Card, Liberian Passport, or Birth Certificate, a recent Police Clearance from a local community police station, and a health certificate from a recognized medical institution.
Application Process
- Prepare your Resume and Cover Letter, addressed specifically to the EWP Human Resource Department
- Gather your academic credentials, valid ID, police clearance, and health certificate
- Submit everything to sheriffmusa75@gmail.com, or deliver in person to the Human Resource Department at the EWP office in West Point Township
- Submit before July 31, 2026, at 4:00 PM
Major Considerations
This role is a genuine entry point for someone early in their NGO career, the one-year experience requirement is significantly low. A two years experience and a Bachelor's degree is preferred but explicitly not mandatory.
That said, this is very much a community-facing role, so candidates who are naturally comfortable facilitating groups and building trust with community members will likely thrive more than those who prefer purely administrative work.
Final Verdict: Should You Apply?
A strong fit for Liberian women early in their NGO or advocacy career who are comfortable working directly in communities, facilitating training sessions, and collecting field data. A good starting point for someone building toward more senior project roles like the Project Supervisor position down the line.
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