About African Leadership Academy 2025
African Leadership Academy is on a mission to find brilliant young people. Our goal is to discover the brightest minds that possess the potential to transform the future of our continent.
African Leadership Academy 2025 are not solely interested in students who excel academically; rather, we seek young individuals who possess the courage, initiative, and drive to make a positive impact on the world around them through their innovative ideas and forward-thinking initiatives.
African Leadership Academy 2025 Selection Criteria
The ALA admissions process is designed to assess each candidate’s leadership potential and compatibility with our unique diploma program. African Leadership Academy 2025 approach is holistic, taking into account various factors such as intellectual readiness, courage, perseverance, ownership, and interdependence. We understand that diversity is a vital component of community strength, so we seek to build a class with students from various backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives.
At ALA, we do not expect uniformity; instead, we celebrate our differences and encourage our students to learn from one another. We assess each applicant individually, and no23 single factor, except age, will be used to exclude any candidate. For admission in 2025, applicants must have been born on or after September 1, 2004.
#1. Intellectual Readiness
Are you excited to push the boundaries of your learning?
- ALA students demonstrate academic achievement through strong performance and consistent improvement in their secondary school. They are driven to learn and achieve, and they set high standards for themselves. Their academic performance gives confidence that they can thrive in the rigorous ALA curriculum.
- ALA students are intellectually curious. Their learning is not confined to a classroom. They seek to learn from every opportunity and challenge and aspire to be lifelong learners. They delight in learning when faced with an unfamiliar problem or new idea.
- ALA students demonstrate critical thinking and can break down complex problems in the classroom and beyond
#2.Courage & Perseverance
Do you take the initiative to try new things and rigorously follow through even when you face setbacks?
- ALA students have initiative. They have the courage to do hard things when they set their mind to something that feels important. They are not easily deterred.
- ALA students follow through. They persevere through challenges and are resilient, with the fortitude to push through failure.
- ALA students are self-driven. They do not wait for instructions or only act when told by others. They take ownership of their own learning and leadership journey.
#3. Ownership
Do you have a genuine desire to make a positive impact on the world?
- ALA students are ambitious. They dream big; they set the bar high and push themselves to meet those standards.
- ALA students have a commitment to positive change and aspire beyond success for themselves to lives of significance, in which they are remembered for their impact on others.
- ALA students show a passion for Africa and aspire to play a role in the continent’s advancement.
#4 Interdependence
Are you excited to work and learn alongside other promising young people from across the continent in ALA’s diverse community
- ALA students are resourceful and seek help when needed. They are not afraid to seek help or activate their networks when they need support.
- ALA students are interested in engaging with those from different backgrounds and who have differing opinions. We believe that differences should be celebrated as a source of community strength. ALA students embrace differences of opinion, valuing respectful and productive dialogue as an avenue for individual and communal learning.
- ALA students foster relationships with others and value building meaningful relationships and partnerships with those in their community.
- ALA students practice gratitude, acknowledging, with humility, that their success builds upon the efforts of others.
African Leadership Academy 2025 Important Dates
- July 15, 2024: Applications open for the African Leadership Academy 2025
- October 15, 2024: Early Decision deadline
- January 15, 2025: Regular Decision deadline
Apply Now to begin your journey at ALA.
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Good afternoon, sir or madam. I’m Eric M. Berry, a junior student at the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary. I’m a Liberian. I live on the Williams R. Tolbert Men’s Dormitory (on the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary main campus) on the RIA Highway, Paynesville, Liberia. I’m interested in your 2025 fully funded graduate scholarship. I wish to be one of those graduate students studying public administration. As a scholar, it’s my sincere prayer that I will be accepted to study in your unique country.