Help a trader reach customers.
Turn product details into clear descriptions and sales materials, checked with the trader for accuracy and fit.

Freetown, Sierra Leone · November 10, 2026
Finder Program Launch
and CLC TWO Open House
Join us at Freetown Polytechnic for the official launch of the Finder Program. A Finder uses AI to help their community by working as an affordable micro-consultant.
Freetown Polytechnic · Jui Campus

The focus of the day
The program prepares young adults to make a living as micro-consultants in their own communities.
Learners build core AI skills over about a year of courses, at a Community Learning Center and on their own phones.
A Finder helps local leaders, business owners, farmers, teachers and others find better ways to do their work and put them into practice.
What could a Finder do?
These examples show the kinds of services a Finder could offer. They illustrate the model; they are not reports of completed projects or verified earnings.
Turn product details into clear descriptions and sales materials, checked with the trader for accuracy and fit.
Organize sales and expenses into a practical summary that helps an owner understand how the business is doing.
Develop practice activities around a lesson, with the teacher reviewing the content and deciding what to use.
The intended return is twofold: income for the Finder, and useful support for the people and enterprises they serve. The Finder brings local knowledge and remains responsible for checking the work.
Register for the open houseMeet CLC TWO
CLC TWO is where Freetown’s learners will study, with computers, connectivity, backup power and trained Learning Facilitators.


Agenda
The program starts at 12:00 noon and runs to 2:45 pm. Times may change.
Register to attendStudents, CLC TWO staff, and members of the community march together to Freetown Polytechnic.
Sign in with the Freetown Polytechnic and CLC TWO teams.
Christian: Abioseh During. Muslim: Sheikh Abass Bangura.
Master of Ceremony.
Mrs. Martyna Foday, Registrar, Freetown Polytechnic.
Mr. Mustapha Turay, President, FLI Centers in Sierra Leone.
Dr. Samba Moriba, Principal, Freetown Polytechnic.
Dr. Mark Luetzelschwab, Future Learning Institute.
Mr. Osman Kemoh Kabba, Director, NCTVE.
P.C. Abu Daramy Bockarie Soloko V, Toli Chiefdom, Kono District.
Drama and presentation by students of Trico College.
Mr. Curt Allen, CEO, Agilix Labs.
Hon. Dr. Haja Ramatulai Wurie, Minister of Technical and Higher Education.
Hon. Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, Chief Minister, Republic of Sierra Leone.
Chief Minister and Minister of Technical and Higher Education.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sia Sumana, Deputy Registrar, Freetown Polytechnic.
Speakers and CLC TWO staff are available for conversation.
Hosts & partners
FLI’s work in Sierra Leone is supported by a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Technical and Higher Education. Freetown Polytechnic hosts CLC TWO, connecting the initiative to an established local institution.



Plan your visit
Join learners, educators, community members, and partners in Freetown. Visiting ministries and institutions can see how Finder training, the Finder role, and a Community Learning Center work together, and discuss adapting the model for their own communities.
FAQ
Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at FLI Community Learning Center TWO, Freetown Polytechnic, Jui Campus, Jui Junction, Freetown–Waterloo Highway, Kossoh Town, Freetown. Arrival and registration open at 11:00 am, and the program runs from 12:00 noon to 2:45 pm, followed by photographs, interviews, and refreshments. A morning parade to the campus runs from 10:00 to 11:00 am.
This form is for attending the November 10 open house. It does not enroll you in an FLI course or certificate program. To explore the wider initiative, meet the Finder.
No. The model is designed to help participants develop the skills to offer paid services and build entrepreneurial livelihoods. Income depends on demonstrated capability, client demand, and the work each Finder builds. Attending the open house is not a job offer or a promise of earnings.
Yes. Register yourself as the contact, choose “Ministry, institution or delegation,” and enter the number of people in your party. Add names or other details in the note, and the team will contact you about arrival and seating for your party.
Choose “Media” when you register, then tell us your outlet, your role, how many people are coming with you, and anyone you would like to interview. The press room has the media advisory, a fact sheet, interview contacts, and photos and video.
Parking, entrance, and seating arrangements are being planned. We’ll add a confirmed visitor-entrance map pin and arrival instructions here when those details are ready. The number of people in your party, entered when you register, helps the team plan.
Contact michael.allred@agilix.com to discuss access or arrival needs with the event team before making travel arrangements.
The open house is planned as an in-person event in Freetown. A remote attendance option has not been confirmed.
The program includes a keynote address by Hon. Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, Chief Minister; a statement by Hon. Dr. Haja Ramatulai Wurie, Minister of Technical and Higher Education; statements from Freetown Polytechnic, the Future Learning Institute, NCTVE, and a Paramount Chief from Kono District; and a drama by students from Kono. Times may change.
Register
Register for the Finder Program launch and CLC TWO Open House on November 10. Tell us a little about yourself and whether you are coming as a guest, with a delegation, or as media.
The Finder Program
Whether you can attend or want to explore a partnership, learn how the Finder initiative connects applied AI education, local enterprise, and community service.
Meet the Finder