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Nepal, the charming country. I’m so glad that I can been here. I stay here for two weeks. And teach the local children, play games with them. What a nice experience. I hope I can be a volunteer and do more meaningful things for local children.
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Name: Riki Matsumoto Country: Japan Gender: Male Program: Teaching English 1. What did your average day look like? Usually early mornings around 6 or 6:30 A.M. Breakfast at around 7 A.M. Well depending on which placement you’re at, but for my teaching placement, it was 6 periods of class a day 45 minutes a period. […]
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Name: Anna, Carlota, Clara, and Ariadna (Spain) Sex: Female Program: Teaching in Monastery 1. What did your average day look like? We woke up at 6:45am, had breakfast at 7am and went to Zumba lessons at 7:30. After the lessons we taught English at women’s concern, the class used to start at 9am until 10 […]
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Name: Linnea Petersson (Swedish) Sex: Female Program: Teaching English in School 1. What did your average day look like? I got up at 6:30 went to Zumba class at 7:30 after breakfast. Then at 9 I had English class with the women. After that I went to school to have English or some other subject […]
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Name: Christina Manriquit (US) Sex: Female Program: Teaching English in School and Monastery. 1. What did your average day look like? Class with little monks (grade 1) or tutor older monk from 8-9am. Substitute for science teacher at Himalayan Deep School 9:45 – 11:55 (grades 6 7 and 8). Class with older child monks (level […]
Full DetailsVolunteers have the opportunity to participate in our variety of educational and community aid programs. This will give you a chance to make an important contribution to the people of Nepal and while doing so gain an in-depth experience of the country and its culture, which will stay with you the rest of your life.