Quick Overview
Educate West Point (EWP) Liberia, working in partnership with The Cova Project, an Australian charity, is hiring a Project Co-Supervisor to join an established team in the Township of West Point, Monrovia. The project is focused on removing menstrual barriers for girls and women in West Point by improving access to period products and delivering comprehensive reproductive education. This is a role for someone ready to manage people, data, and outcomes at the same time, not just administer a program from behind a desk.
Key Details
The application deadline is July 31, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The role is based in the Township of West Point, Monrovia, Liberia, and pays between $400 and $450 USD. This is explicitly a female-only role open to Liberian citizens.
Eligibility Requirements
- Candidates need an Associate's or Bachelor's degree, and a degree in Nursing is considered a strong advantage given the reproductive health focus of the project.
- At least two years of experience in the civil society or NGO sector is required, particularly experience organizing communities, women, or youth.
- Strong report writing and advocacy skills matter here, along with solid digital literacy across Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Google Workplace, plus a genuine willingness to pick up new digital tools like Surveymonkey, Canva, or AI-based software as needed.
- On the eligibility side specifically, applicants must be Liberian citizens, female, at least 20 years old, and have no criminal record.
- Beyond the technical requirements, EWP is also looking for someone with real interpersonal skills, team management ability, and clear communication, since this role sits between field agents and international partners.
What the Role Covers
The Project Co-Supervisor manages the successful implementation of the project's work plan, supporting field agents to hit their outcomes and KPIs while overseeing the project's data systems and reporting environment, everything from data sources to reports to communications.
Day-to-day work includes using Word and Excel to prepare monthly project reports and co-running monthly calls with international partners, which means this role carries real visibility with EWP's Australian partner organization.
Beyond the reporting side, the supervisor is responsible for securely processing confidential data in line with NGO guidelines, ensuring project policies are upheld, and collaborating with staff to prepare office documentation and support the EWP computer lab.
Maintaining professional integrity and adhering to EWP's Code of Conduct runs through the entire role, since the position exists to grow the project and help more Liberian girls access dignified, informed lives.
Required Documents
Applicants must submit all of the following:- University Degree,
- High School Diploma, or WAEC Certificate;
- National ID, Voter's Card,
- Liberian Passport, or Birth Certificate;
- recent Police Clearance from a local community police station; and a Health Certificate from a recognized institution.
Application Process
- Gather all required documents (degree/diploma, valid ID, police clearance, health certificate)
- Submit your application and all documents to sheriffmusa75@gmail.com, or deliver them 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 sits above the Field Agent position in EWP's structure, and the qualifications reflect that. A nursing background isn't required but is explicitly flagged as a strong advantage, worth highlighting clearly if it applies to you, given the project's reproductive health focus. The requirement for a police clearance and health certificate also means candidates should start gathering these documents early, since both typically take longer to obtain than people expect, and an incomplete document set could disqualify an otherwise strong application.
Final Verdict: Should You Apply?
A strong fit for Liberian women with an NGO or civil society background, ideally with nursing training or direct experience in reproductive health or community organizing, who are ready to manage both people and data. Less suited for candidates without prior community-facing NGO experience, given the two-year minimum and the leadership expectations built into the role.
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