FIXAARS and Booker Washington Institute Announce Landmark Direct Employment and Skills Matching Event to Connect Certified Liberian Tradespeople with Immediate Job Opportunities
By: Abraham K. Kollie
Email: kollieabraham23@gmail.com
KAKATA, MARGIBI COUNTY -In a major boost for Liberia’s technical workforce, technology company FIXAARS is set to host a direct employment and skills matching event this Friday August 7th, 2026 at the Booker Washington Institute (BWI).
The initiative is expected to connect thousands of certified Liberian tradespeople with immediate job opportunities, marking a massive step toward reducing unemployment among technical graduates.
The program, scheduled to take place on the historic BWI campus, is part of FIXAARS’ broader mission to bridge the gap between skilled labor and market demand.
The company, which operates a technology-enabled “skills-to-work” platform, is designed to directly link certified professionals with individuals and organizations in need of technical services.
FIXAARS officially targets a diverse range of technical fields, including plumbing, masonry, carpentry, mechanics, electrical work, welding, and driving, as well as other related disciplines.
By utilizing the platform, Liberian professionals will have the opportunity to bypass traditional job-seeking barriers and connect directly with clients.
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Mr. Henry Brent, the Culture Department Chair at BWI, confirmed that the institution is fully prepared to host the landmark event.
He emphasized that this initiative aligns perfectly with BWI’s core mandate of producing competent technical graduates.
“FIXAARS is bringing the marketplace directly to the campus.
This is not just a career fair; it is an activation of a direct employment pipeline for our students and alumni.
We are excited to host a platform that places the value of our technical training at the forefront,” Mr. Brent stated.
He added, “The relationship between BWI and FIXAARS will provide our graduates with a clear, digital pathway to monetize their skills immediately.
We are expecting a massive turnout from across the county, as this addresses the critical gap between certification and income generation.”
FIXAARS, headquartered in Virginia, USA, is spearheading the initiative under the leadership of CEO John S. Morlu, II.
The platform functions as a digital ecosystem where verified tradespeople can create profiles, showcase their expertise, and be discovered by clients ranging from private households to large-scale construction firms.
The event, set for this Friday, aims to onboard hundreds of skilled workers onto the platform, providing them with the tools necessary to secure employment and freelance contracts.
FIXAARS officials note that the Liberian market is ripe for a technological intervention that can formalize the informal sector and protect both the service provider and the client.
The program is expected to feature on-site registration, profile creation assistance, and live demonstrations of the FIXAARS application.
Skilled workers are encouraged to bring their certifications and relevant identification.
FIXAARS is a technology-enabled skills-to-work platform designed specifically for technically trained professionals.
It facilitates direct connections between certified tradespeople and clients seeking reliable technical services in fields such as plumbing, carpentry, mechanics, electrical work, and welding.
The company is headquartered in Virginia, USA, and operates with a mission to empower skilled labor forces globally.
The Booker Washington Institute is Liberia’s premier technical and vocational education institution, located in Kakata, Margibi County. For decades, BWI has served as the cornerstone for training the nation’s technical workforce.