Solomon Islands has grown its formal education system enormously in the four decades since independence from British rule. However, the education system faces significant challenges including a linguistically and culturally diverse population spread over hundreds of islands, a low per capita GDP and a history of colonialism and conflict.
The Solomon Islands government and its development partners consider improving the education system crucial to stability and long-term economic growth. As such, in partnership with the Solomon Islands government, the 免费色情视频 Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade funded the Leaders and Education Authorities Project (LEAP) in the Solomon Islands and contracted a consortium led by UniServices, via Tui Tuia | Learning Circle (then known as Future Learning Solutions), to implement it from 2017-20.