Testing

The Civil Service Act of 1973 established the Civil Service Agency (CSA) and defined the Civil Service as comprising all government employees in the civil administration of the country, excluding elected and appointed officials as well as paramilitary, military, and security or Law Enforcement personnel, but inclusive of teachers and health workers. The CSA manages personnel recruitment, including but not limited to, conducting civil service examinations for classified positions within the Service. In furtherance of its Mandate areas, the Government of Liberia, through the National Legislature, passed into law on October 4, 2019, the National Standardization and Remuneration Act, authorizing the Civil Service Agency and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning to determine and implement a pay and grade system across all spending entities. This Act, in principle, provides the legal framework and establishes the basis for carrying out critical reform in the Pay Administration of the Government of Liberia. Key to administering and assigning Pay to grades, is testing for classified and testable positions as required by a candidate to provide the below listed credentials to qualify him/her to sit the Civil Service Test;

  1. WAEC Certificate – Original and Photo Copies;
  2. Degree/Diploma/WAEC Chip – Original and Photo Copies;
  3. Recent Grade Sheet (College/University) – Original and Photo Copies;
  4. Other relevant Academic/Vocational Credentials – Original and Photo Copies;
  5. Two Recent Pass Size Photos;
  6. Marriage Certificate if Changed of name (Women only);
  7. Affidavit if change of name from court of jurisdiction;
  8. Identification Card for every visit;
  9. Term of reference (TOR) if sent by a Ministry or Agency.

Materials Needed for a candidate to come along with during the test

  1. A pen for registration
  2. Pen and Pencil on Exam Day
  3. Calculator for Accountant & Accounting Technicians only.

Candidates are allowed to come the following Monday or Wednesday after the date of registration to check the bulletin board at 2:00 P.M. to ensure that their names appear on it to take the Exam.

They are also required to check the registrar’s office for further clarification if their names were not placed on the bulling board.

Exam’s results can be picked up from the Registrar’s office after (15) working days, following the date of the Exam.

Exam results are issued between 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Candidates are asked to come with a Photo ID, Pen and Pencil.