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What is the new English portal?
Tikvah Education reported on Tikimt 13, 2019 E.C. (23 October 2026) that the Ministry of Education has prepared a portal to improve the English-language skills of teachers and students. Tikvah University published the same notice the next day, on Tikimt 14, 2019 E.C. (24 October 2026).
According to the posts, the lessons combine audio, text and images. The portal is prepared for every grade level, starting from pre-primary. It works in a web browser on smartphones, smart televisions, tablets and computers. Users need the internet to open it, but the posts say it does not charge money.
Who can use the portal?
The posts name two groups: teachers and students. Because the lessons are prepared for all grade levels from pre-primary upward, the posts indicate that pupils at any level of school can use them. The posts do not say whether parents or private schools are part of the programme.
The posts say the lessons are meant to help learners improve their English. Anyone with a phone or computer and an internet connection can use the portal, since the posts list all of those devices.
When does it start, and what do you need?
| Source | Date of the post |
|---|---|
| Tikvah Education, Telegram channel | Tikimt 13, 2019 E.C. (23 October 2026) |
| Tikvah University, Telegram channel | Tikimt 14, 2019 E.C. (24 October 2026) |
The posts do not give a launch date for the portal, and they do not say how long it will stay open.
What you need is an internet connection and one of the devices listed. The posts give no sign-up step, no account and no fee to pay.
What should you do next?
Open the portal address
Type learn-english.moe.gov.et into a web browser on a device with internet access.
Choose your device
Use a smartphone, smart TV, tablet or computer, the devices the posts list.
Watch for the ministry's notice
The posts give no launch date and no details of the lessons. Check the Ministry of Education's own channels for any further notice.
Why is the ministry offering it?
The posts say the portal was designed to raise the English-language skills of teachers and students. They do not link it to any exam, curriculum change or existing lesson, and they do not say whether it replaces any current teaching.
Sources
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