Liberia: U.S. Doctorate Student Learns 'Kpelle' At the Salvation Army Polytechnic

Mr. Tyler Hook, an American student of the University of Madison, Wisconsin, the United States, has chosen a Liberian native language -- Kpelle -- as part of his doctorate degree studies on the Liberian education sector.

Hook is undergoing intensive tutorial in the Liberian language for a six-week period, courtesy the Salvation Army Polytechnic of Liberia, located diagonally opposite the Monrovia City Hall, 2nd Street, Sinkor. The 'Kpelle language tutorial' began July 3, 2019, and will continue through the third week of August, a total of six weeks.

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