European Solidarity Corps volunteering opportunities in Denmark

Volunteers above 24 years of age, who are open-minded, reflective, mature and full of initiative will be preferred.

The volunteers must be able to speak English at a conversational level.

A volunteer with a non-Danish cultural background will hopefully give us extra energy and inspiration to our work with sustainability and cultural exchange.

The volunteers are lodged at the folk high school where they will live in a separate area with bedrooms, bathroom and kitchenette with a microwave etc. All meals will be provided by the school in the dining room together with the students and the staff.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

General tasks for all volunteers:

• Facilitating leisure activities for the students.
• Participation in all of the arrangements and events run by the school and connected associations.
• Every Sunday one of the volunteers will help the teacher with planning student activities, coordinating the meals, making sure that kitchen and weekend duties are done by the students and if needed welcoming guests at the school. The teacher who is responsible for the weekend will always be back up.
• During our short term summer courses the tasks will also include service jobs like running a small bar, cleaning, working in the kitchen and assisting teachers in various activities.

Other tasks depending on the volunteers´ interests and skills:

• Practical work, such as general work in our small permaculture garden, in our kitchen and/or maintenance of our buildings.
• Facilitating sport activities.
• Facilitating various workshops.
• Office work (making brochures, taking photos/videos, updating social media etc.)
• Facilitating intercultural activities.
• The volunteers might have opportunities to assist the teachers in the subjects of which the volunteer has knowledge.

Please state in your application which of the tasks you would prefer to work with and why.

It is important for you to be aware that the tasks can vary through the year depending on our different courses and activities.

Brenderup Højskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a supervisor/contact person at the project and a mentor/contact person outside of the project. This contact person will help the volunteer to integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Brenderup Højskole will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark. Brenderup Højskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email  [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the March 1st 2021. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before May 1st 2021.

Please be aware that your application and supporting documents will be shared with people involved in the selection process within AFS Interkultur Denmark and within the hosting project. If you are selected for the position, your application will also be shared with AFS local chapter, your mentor and your host family. We look forward to receiving your application provided you can accept this.

At Blåkilde Efterskole we find it very important that the volunteer can agree to the core values of the school.

This is an independent boarding school with connection to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark, and on a daily basis we gather in devotion, which is something that the volunteer has to be willing to participate in.

Moreover, it is important that the volunteer wishes to be with and cooperate with our students, and that the volunteer is interested in learning Danish. At the same time, we expect to be able to communicate effortlessly in English as well.

The volunteer will be stay at the school.  The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by Blåkilde Efterskole.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

NB: language school is no longer included in the project, but it is still possible to attend, if you pay it yourself. The cost is approx. 270 euro/module (with approx. 2-3 modules in total). The transport to and from the language school will be covered by the programme.

It is also possible to attend a free online language course.

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

At the beginning of the stay, there will be a start-up meeting between the volunteer, mentor, and the management of the school. Here the volunteer will be introduced to the school and its rules and regulations. Moreover, a matching of expectations will be held and based on the wishes and aims of the volunteer. A specific plan for the stay will be made.

However, the typical tasks at Blåkilde Efterskole could be both practical works, tasks relating to teaching, and arrange evening social activities. The practical work could be work with the caretaker or in the kitchen. Teaching tasks could be both in relation to language classes, math classes, sports classes, outdoor classes, drama classes, art classes, and other creative classes. Evening activities are about giving our students the option to join different kinds of social activities to get involved with each other.

Further, events, weekend activities, and parties with the students can be arranged by the volunteers, in collaboration with the staff.

Blåkilde Efterskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Blåkilde Efterskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meal a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Blåkilde Efterskole will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to evs-denmar[email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the March 1st 2021. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before May 1st 2021.

Please be aware that your application and supporting documents will be shared with people involved in the selection process within AFS Interkultur Denmark and within the hosting project. If you are selected for the position, your application will also be shared with AFS local chapter, your mentor and your host family. We look forward to receiving your application provided you can accept this.

We are looking for volunteers with:

• an open mind that has knowledge of (preferred) and interested in sustainability and permaculture,
• a set of practical hands that has experience with (preferred) or are willing to learn the craft of gardening
• a beating social heart that are open to being part of an international community in a Danish folk high school environment.

Previous experience with folk high schools is not a requirement.

Please note that as a volunteer, you will belong to the employees at the school. You are NOT a student and do not follow the classes offered.

You are welcome to socialize with students and employees alike in your spare time. Also, you are free to participate in workshops, lectures and festive activities in evenings and weekends, and all the schools facilities are open to you when you are off duty (e.g. ceramics and arts workshop, music studio, yoga and meditation facilities, climbing wall, sports hall, shelters, mountain bike tracks, etc.

The volunteer will be stay at the school.  The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by Brandbjerg Højskole.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

NB: language school is no longer included in the project, but it is still possible to attend, if you pay it yourself. The cost is approx. 270 euro/module (with approx. 2-3 modules in total). The transport to and from the language school will be covered by the programme.

It is also possible to attend a free online language course.

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

At Brandbjerg Højskole, we work with methods that help us create the foundation for a sustainable and ‘permanent culture’ (permaculture). It is primarily about learning to think holistically. And about designing our everyday lives, local communities, companies and large systems, to take both human and nature’s needs into account.

Brandbjerg Højskole is prepared to host two volunteers who will be engaged in:

1) Development, maintenance and harvest of our productive gardens at the school grounds (kitchen garden, forest garden, orchard, grazing savannah, biodiversity zones and protected natural forest, etc.).

2) Practical preparation of our classes that focus on sustainability and permaculture – and if you have the enough knowledge and skill, involvement in the pedagogical design and teaching of the classes is also possible.

3) Practical ad hoc tasks in relation to the everyday life at the folk high school depending on skill and interests (e.g. involvement in the kitchen, maintenance of buildings, etc.)

The exact role and tasks of our volunteers will be determined in a mutual agreement between the coordinator and the volunteer. They also depend on the aspirations and capacities of the volunteer. Thus, in the beginning of the stay, we will sit down with the volunteers and talk about expectations, interests and skills and make a clear description of the tasks of each volunteer.

Brandbjerg Højskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Brandbjerg Højskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meal a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Brandbjerg Højskole will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the February 7th 2021. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before March 15th 2021.

The volunteer must like being outdoor as most of the activities at the center are outdoor activities. A big part of the job is to be with guests in the campground so good social skills are highly required. The volunteer must be open-minded and prepared to be involved in all the various tasks together with the rest of the staff. The volunteer must be able to speak English at a conversational level.

The volunteer will either stay with a local Danish host family or at the hosting project.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

If the volunteer live at the hosting project, the volunteer will eats his/her meals at there.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

NB: It is possible to attend language school for free through the public system.However, you have to pay the deposit yourself. The cost is approx. 300 euro which you will get back if you reach a certain level. The transport to and from the language school will be covered by the programme.

It is also possible to attend a free online language course.

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The everyday life at the center contains lots of different work depending on the season. The winter activities will primary be renovation of our dinghies in the boatyard. The summer is the busy time of the season where we arrange trips for our visitors – mostly sailing dinghies, SUP and kayaks. The volunteer will participate in the everyday work on their own and together with the other employees at the center. This work includes sailing, upkeeping the dinghies, painting, cutting grass, cleaning, guiding tourists, helping in our café, upkeeping campsite and various gear.
We also learn from our volunteers. The volunteers add further life and energy to the center which is highly valued. Øhavets Smakke- og Naturcenter is open all around the year. There is one employee at the center as well as freelancers. The primary target group is children and youths whom we educate and with whom we sail. The secondary target group is a mix of different visitors, who come to our boatyard, exhibition and campsite.

Øhavets Smakke- og Naturcenter has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Øhavets Smakke- og Naturcenter will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

Volunteers with interest in creative subjects, sports and movement and if possible languages such as Spanish, German and English are a big plus.  However, we welcome all nationalities.

The volunteer will be stay at the school.  The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by Halvorsminde Efterskole.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteer at Halvorsminde will get the opportunity to participate as a teacher’s assistant or create his/her own elective course. Currently the school offers the following elective courses: Badminton, arts, table tennis, challenge, dancing, E-sport, fitness, soccer, gymnastics, arts and crafts, handball, media, music, psychology, horseback riding, swimming, woodshop and metal.

In addition, the volunteer will have the opportunity to arrange and participate in activities outside of the regular classes such as movie nights, food ball matches etc.

The volunteer will have regular meetings with the mentor. The purpose is that the mentor together with the volunteer set up some learning goals and also involve the volunteer in the process of developing the activities in relation to his/her interests and skills.

However, the typical tasks at Halvorsminde will be both practical work with the caretaker at the school, work in the kitchen or tasks related to teaching. It can be both in relation to language classes, sport classes and other creative classes.

Further, evening activities and events for the students can be arranged by the volunteers in corporation with the staff.

Halvorsminde Efterskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Halvorsminde Efterskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meal a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Halvorsminde Efterskole will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link  HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8^th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

The project is open to all partners, but will give priority to volunteers that are interested in social issues, in learning Danish language and at the same time could volunteer 10 months from the end of August to the end of June. The volunteer has to be a mature youngster and has to be fluent in German. The volunteer needs to be self confident, creative and responsible. In addition the volunteer needs to have taken the decision to be a volunteer, having decided to try life in another culture – to try a life, where you think of others, where you work together in a team. The volunteer has to be rather independent and healthy in body as well as mind. The volunteer must know and accept that Sankt Petri Kirke and Sankt Petri School are based on values of Christianity and values from a holistic point of view. The volunteer will have the opportunity to be creative together with staff and clients. A volunteer with qualifications and experience with youth work will be appreciated. The volunteer must be prepared to have flexible working hours.

The recruitment process is open to all.

The volunteer will most likely stay with a local Danish host family.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

If the volunteer live at the hosting project, the volunteer will eat his/her meals at there.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteer will work in the congregation and also in the SFO, which is the afternoon activity center of Sankt Petri School.

At Sankt Petri Kirke the volunteer will be likely to take special initiatives for young people and families and will among other things be involved in planning and celebrating services for children. Further, the volunteer will have some practical work in the community such as events and festivals.

The volunteer will also have the possibility of being involved in making PR-material for the community and to take initiatives concerning communication as a whole. He/she will also assist in the Church office as part of the administration.

In the SFO of Sankt Petri School the volunteer will work with children in the age 6 to 10 years. Tasks include indoor and outdoor activities and the preparation of special events.

In Sankt Petri Kirke the volunteer will be part of teams and will work creatively in building up the community-life according to the goals of the church.  If working hours are scheduled during weekends or evenings, the volunteer will have a weekday off now and then. Holidays are provided according to the rules of European Solidarity Corps.

Sankt Petri has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Sankt Petri will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link  HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

We expect that the next volunteer has the ability to interact with our children in a good and meaningful way. The volunteer should:

• be interested in working with children

• be interested in i childrens’ development

•be openminded

• be able to speak English on a conversational level

The volunteer will most likely stay with a local Danish host family.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

Børnehuset believes that the volunteer position at our institution offers the volunteer the opportunity to learn about Danish kindergartens and the philosophy on which their activities are based. The volunteer will also study the new trend towards focusing on physical activities as a mean to children’s development. Being based in a small town, the placement also offers the volunteer the possibility of learning about life conditions in countryside Denmark. The volunteer is very welcome to make his/her own activities with the children, and we will do our best to help and support the volunteer so that the ESC-stay with us will meet his/her expectations.

Examples of activities in the kindergarten:

• Carrying out a wide range of outdoor natur/physical activities

• Spending time in nature, go on walks and doing other activities related to nature

• Doing indoor activities when weather requires it

Børnehuset Borris has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Børnehuset Borris and will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link  HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

Ådum kindergarten prefers a volunteer who has a background with child caring. And that the volunteer has the ability to interact with the children in a good and meaningful way. The volunteer should be interested in working with children, and interested in the development of children. The volunteer should be open minded and able to speak English on a conversational level.

The volunteer will either stay with a local Danish host family or at the hosting project.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

If the volunteer live at the hosting project, the volunteer will eats his/her meals at there.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

In Ådum kindergarten the volunteer will learn how a kindergarten works in a small Danish community. Thus, the volunteer will participate in the activities which are planned, but also have the opportunity to plan other activities for smaller or bigger groups of children.

Ådum kindergarten appreciates traditions and therefore celebrates birthdays, Christmas, Easter etc. Thus, the volunteer gets a great insight in the Danish traditions celebrated in a kindergarten.

The volunteer will have a supervisor in the kindergarten, but he or she will also be a part of the regular staff.

Ådum Idrætsbørnehave og vuggestue has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Ådum Idrætsbørnehave og vuggestue will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before November 8th 2020.  If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

The volunteer will live and eat at the school together with the students, and will be expected to integrate him or herself in the social life as well as the responsibilities at Kalø Økologisk Landbrugskole. The school has a large selection of student driven social activities and facilities such as choir, fitness room, table tennis, pool, football etc. The surrounding nature obviously gives you the possibilities of bathing in the ocean (it might be cold, though), walking or biking in the forest. In Aarhus you can also find plenty of opportunities for spare time activities.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

At Kalø Økologiske Landbrugskole they imagine that the volunteers are enrolled in a mixed program along the year according to the season. All year long farming, including livestock (pigs, sheep, hens, cows), plants, field work, managing agricultural machinery, preparing vegetables for the farm shop etc. Farming will involve establishing, maintaining, and harvesting crops as well as animal care-taking, processing or selling the meat. The school uses their own crops and meat in the organic school kitchen. The school also have a farm shop with a large variety of vegetables, which the volunteer also will be involved in to preparing.

In general the volunteer will get the opportunity to learn about domestic animal care, animals’ and plants’ annual cycles, greenhouse and outdoor farming, becoming acquainted with organic and sustainable cultivation. As animals can be hungry at all times a day, the volunteers should be prepared to work outside normal office hours. Naturally they will be given time off at other times.

The  volunteer will live at the school together with the students and will be expected to integrate him or herself in the social life as well as the responsibilities at Kalø. The school has a large selection of student driven social activities and facilities such as choir, fitness room, table tennis, pool, football etc. The surrounding nature obviously gives you the possibilities of bathing in the ocean (it might be cold, though), walking or biking in the forest. In Aarhus you can also find plenty of opportunities for spare time activities.

Kalø Økologisk Landbrugsskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.  Kalø Økologisk Landbrugsskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Kalø Økologisk Landbrugsskole will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link  HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before the February 1st 2021.

The volunteer should have an interest in internationalization and event management with the purpose to strengthening the integration of international and Danish students. DTU does not discriminate based on religion, ethnicity or gender in any recruitment practices. Constant sparring will be apparent with AFS in recruitment to ensure absolute transparency in selection of participants.

The volunteer will stay with a local Danish host family.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteers will be a part of The International Student Service Team, under the Office for International Affairs. Here the volunteers will assist in developing and implementing current student services for international students under the Carbon Team of which the volunteers will be the primary driving force. The volunteers will work closely with the Orientation Coordinator to develop initiatives to fulfil our mission with is to create an inclusive cosmopolitan environment for all students at DTU. This will be done through things like creating workshops, skill-building events and intercultural activities for students on campus. The volunteers will also be expected to assist in promoting student mobility amongst Danish and International Students as well as assist in intercultural awareness rising of current students (MSc, International and Exchange students). Some research may be required, including drafting surveys and investigations into international student well being.

The volunteers in unison, will also act as the Coordinators for our volunteer corps ‘Electrons’ who will be the main staffing power for events and activities that are to be created. As Coordinators, they will be the glue that holds the Electrons together, making sure they are well respected and regarded, and rewarded for their efforts. Leadership ambition is a great advantage.

DTU has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and DTU will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

Eisbjerghus Efterskole prefers a creative person who enjoys speaking in front of a crowd and who is motivated to develop events and activities that strengthen the integration between Danish and international students and strengthen the Global and European citizenship of the students. The volunteer must be mature, open-minded and able to work based on his/her own initiative, but also work in close cooperation with the staff at the project. Furthermore, Eisbjerghis Efterskole prefers a person with a good command of spoken and written English language. The volunteer should be prepared to work also in the evenings and weekends and should be prepared to live in the countryside among a lot of young people.

As Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole is going to host two ESC volunteers, it would be preferred (if possible) that the two volunteers have two different profiles: One profile with interest in leadership, process and project management and communication (social media management), and the other profile with interest in creative and artistic projects and processes.

Volunteers will be lodged at the school where he/she will either have his/her own room or share a room with another volunteer. There will be shared toilet and bath facilities.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

As Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole has an international profile, the main tasks of the ESC volunteers will be to contribute to strengthening the integration between the international and Danish students as well as to help prepare students who go abroad for their intercultural experience and encounter. The specific activities and events will be created and developed in close cooperation between the ESC volunteers and the staff of the school.

The volunteers will be part of the special fellowship that exists on a Danish Efterskole and Folk High School. As the volunteers are older than the students, they will also be positioned as leaders, persons of authority and consultants, and this is a great opportunity for the EVS volunteers to develop their pedagogical abilities and the ability to structure and plan events for others.

Tasks the volunteer will take part in:

• Planning and carrying out afternoon, evening and weekend activities with the students (music, arts, drama, games, literatur, your language, sports or any other interests that you have)
• Developing the work with and support to the students who have different cultural backgrounds. And facilitating a contact group for these students together with one of the teachers
• Assisting teachers in the subjects Going Global (preparation for exchanges) and Global Citizenship
• Planning and carrying out small and larger projects with students and teachers, like charity projects, educational projects, campaigns ect.
• Producing small films and texts for the Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole’s social media sites as well as the homepage together with a group of students and the teacher responsible for communication
• Taking part in one of the short term exchanges (China, South Korea, Spain, Hungary, India or Japan); travelling with the group as well as hosting the programme
• Practical chores around the school in which students also take part (kitchen, cleaning, maintenance etc.)
• Maybe assist teaching in the subjects Global Citizenship and/or Global Perspectives.

Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Eisbjerghus Internationale Efterskole will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link  HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

The ideal volunteer should have experience with or education within:

• Organizational Development and volunteer engagement.
• Social medias – how to communicate to the target group through medias such as facebook, You-tube, etc.
• Ideally experience as a volunteer in a volunteer-driven organization 

A good command of English as well as IT literacy (Word, Excel) are essential.  

We prefer a motivating person who enjoys speaking in front of a crowd and who is motivated to work in a dynamic intercultural atmosphere. He/she should be prepared to work also in the evenings and weekends. The volunteer should also be diligent and reliable and willing to work overtime in peak seasons. 

Naturally it will be an advantage if the volunteer has experience working in volunteer-drive organisations – e.g. in a youth organisation such as AFS.

It is crucial that the volunteer is motivated to live with a Danish host family and take an active part in the family life, or try living on his/her own. This might also mean that there will be some commuting between home and office.

The ESC volunteer will spend a considerable part of his/her time at the office of AFS Interkultur which is located approximately 5 kilometers from Copenhagen city centre (the capital of Denmark which has approximately 1 million inhabitants). 

The volunteer will most likely stay with a host family during his/her stay in Denmark. The life in a host family will facilitate the integration in the local community and will accelerate the process of both language and intercultural learning. However, it is possible that we offer individual housing, depending on the circumstances.

The working language is Danish and the ESC volunteer will be expected to learn Danish to a certain degree. 

Working time is flexible and consists of an average of 37 working hours per week (including language training). In addition to the tasks at the office the volunteer will also be expected to take part in orientations and other volunteer-based activities during evenings and weekends.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteer will be part of the Program Department in the office which consists of nine staff members. 

He/she will also be a member of the volunteer committee which is in charge of planning and implementing of camps for AFS school program participants, conducting information meetings for potential applicants, organizing presentations at educational institutions, etc.

He/she will job-shadow both key staff members and volunteers to get an in-depth understanding of the way AFS Interkultur is organizing its activities in Denmark.

The main tasks include: 

• being the liaison between the AFS-office staff and the national AFS-volunteers, helping them recruit new volunteers, preparing orientations for Danish and foreign participants etc. This will give him/her a thorough knowledge and experience in how to work with volunteers in a volunteer-driven organization.
• taking part in the weekly evening meetings of the volunteer committee. 

• being directly involved in the implementation of meetings and orientations as co-facilitator. This will enable him/her to get a hands-on experience in the running of volunteer youth activities. Among other topics the trainings will be about teambuilding, cultural encounters and conflict resolution. The activities also include a variety of practical tasks.
• being trained and work on programmatic and administrative issues linked to AFS youth exchange and voluntary service programs such as: public relations, quality assurance, project management, networking and partnership building, etc. The volunteer’s learning process in the above fields will be supported by on-the-job training whenever needed, structured and informal discussions as well as regular planning and sum-up meetings.
• coordinate volunteers engaging in intercultural learning activities at schools. 
• the volunteer will also be invited to join an ongoing effort to develop and distribute information and knowledge regarding intercultural learning in and outside of the AFS Interkultur, through various channels.

The volunteer will have access to and will work with publications and on-line information about different types of youth and voluntary service programmes and implementation guidelines, which will enable him/her to gain knowledge about such programmes and the issues at stake when implementing international youth exchange and voluntary service programmes.

AFS will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

AFS Interkultur will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

The ideal volunteer should have experience with and interest within:

• Intercultural learning and communication
• Marketing and if possible experience with desk-top publishing (Indesign, Adobe programs, etc).
• Social medias – how to communicate to the target group through medias such as facebook, You-tube, etc.
• Ideally experience as a volunteer in a volunteer-driven organization

A good command of English as well as PC literacy (Word, Excel) are essential.

We prefer a creative person who enjoys speaking in front of a crowd and who is motivated to work in a dynamic intercultural atmosphere. He/she should be prepared to work also in the evenings and weekends. The volunteer should also be diligent and reliable and willing to work overtime in peak seasons.

It is crucial that the volunteer is motivated to live with a Danish host family and take an active part in the family life. This might also mean that there will be some commuting between home and office.

Naturally it will be an advantage if the volunteer has experience working in volunteer-driven organisations – e.g. in a youth organisation such as AFS.

The volunteer will stay with a host family during his/her stay in Denmark. The life in a host family will facilitate the integration in the local community and will accelerate the process of both language and intercultural learning.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

The volunteer will spend a considerable part of his/her time at the office of AFS Interkultur which is located approximately 5 kilometers from Copenhagen city centre (the capital of Denmark which has approximately 1 million inhabitants).

The working language is Danish and the EVS volunteer will be expected to learn Danish to a certain degree. 

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteer will be part of the 18+ team in the office which consists of four staff members.

He/she will also be a member of the volunteer committee which is in charge of planning and implementing 3-day orientations for 18+ participants, conducting information meetings for potential applicants, organising presentations at educational institutions, etc.

He/she will be part of both the key staff members and volunteers to get an in-depth understanding of the way AFS Interkultur is organising its activities in Denmark.

The main tasks include:

• being the liaison between the AFS-office staff and the AFS-volunteers in charge of 18+ programme work, helping them recruit new volunteers, preparing orientations for Danish and foreign participants in our 18+ programmes, etc. This will give him/her a thorough knowledge and experience in how to work with volunteers in a volunteer-driven organization.
• taking part in the weekly evening meetings of the volunteer committee.
• being directly involved in the implementation of meetings and orientations as co-facilitator, including the four 3-day weekend orientations offered to our 18+ participants. This will enable him/her to get a hands-on experience in the running of volunteer youth activities. Among other topics the trainings will be about teambuilding, cultural encounters and conflict resolution.
• being trained as a facilitator of the intercultural learning course offered to 18+ participants giving him/her an indepth understanding of intercultural learning.
• being trained and work on programmatic and administrative issues linked to AFS youth exchange and voluntary service programmes such as: public relations, quality assurance, project management, networking and partnership building, etc. The volunteer’s learning process in the above fields will be supported by on-the-job training whenever needed, structured and informal discussions as well as regular planning and sum-up meetings.

The volunteer will have access to and will work with publications and on-line information about different types of youth and voluntary service programmes and implementation guidelines, which will enable him/her to gain knowledge about such programmes and the issues at stake when implementing international youth exchange and voluntary service programmes.

AFS Interkultur Denmark will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme. Further, AFS Interkultur will find you a host family.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall volunteer network in Denmark.

AFS Interkultur will  assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

The project is open to everyone; however, volunteers with a high level of English will be preferred. We are very flexible concerning the profile of the volunteer. He/she may have a background/interest in social work, catering or culture; however, the most important requirement is that the volunteer has both empathy and the understanding of dealing with mentally vulnerable people.

The volunteer will stay with a local Danish host family.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

Through a stay at Café Utopia the volunteer will get insight in all aspects of operating a café.

Moreover, he/she will get knowledge about people with mental diseases and get a deeper understanding on how to engage with them. The volunteer will also learn about social/economic organisations and the benefit they provide to the greater community.

The volunteer will work alongside with the staff in various areas depending on the background, education and interest of the particular volunteer.

Activities could include:

• Waiting on tables
• Assisting in the kitchen
• General maintenance in the café
• Office work

But there will also be plenty of opportunities to make his/her own activities such as organising different kinds of events.

Café Utopia has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Café Utopia and will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st  2021.

The volunteer must be mature, open-minded and able to work based on his/her own initiative. We would prefer a person with a good command of spoken and written English language and either Spanish or French. Volunteers with a creative skill – dance, music, sports etc. will be preferred, but other cultural skills will be important assets. We are also looking for volunteers who are native speakers of either English, French or Spanish. Volunteers with an interest in globalization are also welcome. And you should be prepared to live in the countryside among a lot of young people.

Volunteers will be lodged at the school where he/she will either have his/her own room or share a room with another volunteer. There will be shared toilet and bath facilities.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteers will be part of the special fellowship that exists on a Danish Efterskole. As the volunteers are older than the students they will also be positioned as leaders, authorities and consultants which is a great opportunity to develop pedagogical abilities and the ability to structure and plan events for others. As all of the students also visit other countries, the most important tasks for the volunteer is to create an intercultural environment at the school. This could be done through informal cultural activities, dancing classes, language classes etc. – good ideas are welcome! There are often activities in the evening or in the weekend. Often it will be expected of the volunteer to participate in or contribute to these activities. If the volunteer is responsible for the activity he or she will of course have another day off, but the volunteer is encouraged to participate in as many activities as possible in order to have a rewarding experience of the stay. The average working hours will be 6 hours a day excluding Danish classes for the volunteer. An important outcome of the stay is also that students develop their social and personal skills so they are ready to continue their studies and an independent adult life after their stay.

Ranum Efterskole College has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corp grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme. Ranum Efterskole College as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Ranum Efterskole College will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

Please be aware that your application and supporting documents will be shared with people involved in the selection process within AFS Interkultur Denmark and within the hosting project. If you are selected for the position, your application will also be shared with AFS local chapter, your mentor and your host family. We look forward to receiving your application provided you can accept this.

The following criteria would be preferable:

– The students at UHR are between 16 and 19 years, so volunteers around mid-
twenties to thirty will be preferred.
– Volunteers that can contribute in areas such as teaching, kitchen, office, cleaning
and handiwork will be preferred.
– English speaking volunteers will be preferred.

The volunteers are lodged at the Youth folk high school where they will live in a separate area with bedrooms and bathroom.  All meals will be provided by the school in the dining room together with the students and the staff.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

We will include the volunteers in the planning process of their tasks in order to let them put their personal stamp on the classes and activities. The definition of the activities the volunteers will be made together with the volunteers either ahead of their stay or at the very beginning. We also aim to involve the volunteers in the planning and pedagogical development of UHR, therefore they will participate in the weekly staff-meetings, where all issues from pedagogy to practical issues will be discussed.

Further, the volunteers will take part in the work with the contact groups – most certainly they will be connected to the international group. Another important aspect of the volunteers’ integration and connection to the students and teachers at the UHR are the meals which the volunteers will have together with the staff and students.

Typical tasks at UHR will be both practical work with the caretaker at the school, work in the kitchen or tasks related to teaching. It can be both in relation to language classes, sports classes and other creative classes.

Further, evening activities and events for the students can be arranged by the volunteers in corporation with the staff.

A normal day looks like this:

8:30 Breakfast

9:00 Morning assembly

9:45 Subjects (e.g. art, design, music, sports, philosophy)

12:30 Lunch

14:00 Subjects (e.g. art, design, music, sports, philosophy)

18:00 Dinner

22:00 Workshops are closed for the night.

Once a week the students, or the student council, meet to discuss problems or new ideas. The contact groups also meet once a week to catch up on the last week’s events and to have a nice social time together.

On weekends the students choose to stay at the school or to go home. Activities on weekends are planned on meetings every Friday afternoon.

As a volunteer you will follow a teacher in classes and on duties. This teacher will be your mentor. On occasional afternoons and evenings, you can arrange activities or classes for the students.

Accommodation is in single rooms. Toilet and bath are shared with the students. All meals are served in the school’s dining room.

Ribe Ungdomshøjskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Ribe Ungdomshøjskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meal a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Ribe Ungdomshøjskole will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE  and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

The volunteer must be mature, open-minded and able to work based on his/her own initiative. We would prefer a person with a good command of spoken and written English language. Volunteers with a good knowledge of computer technology and communication such as video, photography, editing and sound will be preferred, but other intercultural skills will be important assets. Volunteers with an interest in globalization, art, performing Arts or artistic processes are also welcome.

The volunteer will stay at the hosting project.

Since the volunteer lives at the hosting project, the volunteer will eats his/her meals there.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

Højskolen Snoghøj is looking for a volunteer handling the following tasks:

• Documenting student’s activities and everyday life at the school (with a camera)
• Recording the performances and artistic projects
• Editing and graphic work
• Strategic web communication and the opportunity to work with Social Media

The volunteer will be a part of the special fellowship which you find on a folk high school. He/she will participate in the subjects in the spare time, and through the entire stay the staff will help and support the volunteer whenever needed. The international environment creates the possibility for the volunteer to be part of different intercultural activities and we encourage the volunteer to help create an intercultural environment at the school, bringing students together. This could be done through informal cultural activities, dancing classes, language classes, etc. The possibilities are many, why we also encourage the volunteer to be proactive and take initiatives. The volunteer collaborates with staff, teachers and students on different projects. For example, assisting teachers to make lights on a show or help students to record a video or take pictures.

The primary task of the volunteer is to document the daily life at the school, editing the footage and images and to publish it on social media platforms (home page, facebook, instagram). The volunteer will also work with graphic design such as making posters and flyers for events. There will be plenty of opportunity for new initiatives and for the volunteer to create his/her own activities. If the volunteer has specific creative skills he/she will also be very welcome to create practical projects using those skills or assist teaching or offer workshops in collaboration with a teacher.

As the programme is quite intensive, there are often activities at the High School in the weekends. If the volunteer works during the weekend, he/she will have time off at another time during the week. The average working hours per day will be about 6-7 hours. The volunteer will have Danish lessons they can attend inside of the school together with our international students.

Højskolen Snoghøj has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a supervisor/contact person at the project and a mentor/contact person outside of the project. This contact person will help the volunteer to integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Højskolen Snoghøj will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark. Højskolen Snoghøj as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email  [email protected] 

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

Please be aware that your application and supporting documents will be shared with people involved in the selection process within AFS Interkultur Denmark and within the hosting project. If you are selected for the position, your application will also be shared with AFS local chapter, your mentor and your host family. We look forward to receiving your application provided you can accept this.

We prefer a creative persons who enjoys speaking in front of a crowd and who is motivated to develop events and activities that strengthen the integration between Danish and international students. The volunteer must be mature, open-minded and able to work based on his/her own initiative, but also work in close cooperation with the staff at the project. Furthermore, we would prefer a person with a good command of spoken and written English language. The volunteer should be prepared to work also in the evenings and weekends and should be prepared to live in the countryside among a lot of young people.

The volunteer will be stay at the school.  The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by Egå Ungdomshøjskole.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteer will be part of the special fellowship that exists on a Danish Efterskole and Folk High School. As the volunteer is older than the students, he/she will also be positioned as leaders, persons of authority and consultants, and this is a great opportunity for the volunteer to develop her/his pedagogical abilities and the ability to structure and plan events for others.

In addition the volunteer will have other task defined by EUH. Activities could be:

• To participate in the making of a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the dorm for international students
• To create a stimulating learning environment in which our students will be able to thrive, grow, and prosper. This work requires both practical help to meet the resident requirements from the Danish Authorities and a lot of “just being around” the young people attending the school, facilitating a functional collective oozing of respect in between the dorm students in which there should also be room for individual differences

These tasks EUH hopes, is to be met in the social work at the school as well as in the curriculum courses (as teacher’s assistant). The volunteer will mainly work to strengthen cultural awareness amongst the students through a variety of inter-cultural arrangements and pedagogically planned events during the entire course. All activities have the main end of enlighten and empower our students in a way that’ll enable them to develop on a personal level and to participate as full citizens in a democratic society.

EUH offers an intellectual and emotional stimulating environment with highly competent and engaged colleagues and a broad variety of challenges pertaining to create the best possible Folk High School for our students. The volunteer will find a high degree of freedom in her/his work environment in which he/she will find rich opportunity to develop personal skills and make long lasting experiences within communication, teaching, and pedagogics.

Ribe Ungdomshøjskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Ribe Ungdomshøjskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meal a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Ribe Ungdomshøjskole will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before the February 1st 2021.

We are looking for someone mature who is older than 20 years old. It’s important that the volunteer has the ability to interact with the children in a good and meaningful way. The volunteer should be interested in working with children, and interested in the development of children. The volunteer should be open minded and able to speak English on a conversational level. German language speaking skills are appreciated too.

The volunteer will either stay with a local Danish host family or at the hosting project.

In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

We will find a host family among the school’s families, so you will experience becoming part of the local school community. The volunteers will have his/her meals together with the families and bring a lunch packet to the project.

If the volunteer live at the hosting project, the volunteer will eats his/her meals at there.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The volunteers will participate in the daily morning gathering and the teaching as a supportive adult where it makes sense and where their interests are in particular, as well as in the afterschool program. We would very much like to invite our volunteers to make presentations about their country or their interests in a school context.

In our school there will be workdays with practical work where the families attend the school and we have a joint meal and do practical work a couple of times a year. In addition, during the school year, there will be project weeks/days that you will be a part of as well as traditions around yearly festivals and more.

Kassebølle Friskole has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the programme.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Kassebølle Friskole will assist volunteers with the administrative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the November 8th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before February 1st 2021.

Please be aware that your application and supporting documents will be shared with people involved in the selection process within AFS Interkultur Denmark and within the hosting project. If you are selected for the position, your application will also be shared with AFS local chapter, your mentor and your host family. We look forward to receiving your application provided you can accept this.

The volunteer will support the Department of Internationalisation in the implementations of various projects that fosters an international environment at KP.

Key tasks include communication; social media, public relations, and event coordination.

Besides, the volunteer will support ISN in planning and coordinating social events on campus. Therefore KP is looking for a volunteer with interest in social media, event coordination and public relations.

The volunteer will be hosted in a student doom in one of the suburbs around Copenhagen.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The daily work

The ESC project includes students at all KP campuses.

The volunteer will be working in KP international department. The department oversees the implementation of strategic internationalization activities across the various faculties, such as receiving exchange students, International Week at KP, conferences, and fostering an international student/study environment.

The volunteer will be working together with the assigned consultant who will guide the volunteer in the daily work as well as as mentor who will supervise and support the volunteer in his/ her tasks mentoring the learning process. The Volunteer will also be working together with student assistants in the International Department and the Students Council.

Main tasks

The volunteer will support the International Department in developing activities and implementation of various projects that support and foster an international student environment at KP.

Key tasks include engaging with students, supporting and building network, communication on different platforms, public relations, event coordination, corporation with partners within and outside KP and minor administration related to international students.

KP has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the ESC grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall ESC volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and KP will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected] 

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the August 9th 2020. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before the October 1st 2020.

We expect the volunteer to be flexible and willing to try different kinds of work. The volunteer must be openminded, curious and interested in learning more about nature and history. The volunteer must like to spend time outdoors, as many of our activities are outdoor activities. The vounteer must be able to speak English at a conversational level and willing to learn Danish (Scandinavian).

It’s important to point out that when the volunteer work in the medieval city no modern things is allowed. Fx no piercings, no visible tattoos, only jewelry which is medieval approved and so on.

The accommodation is a combination of host family and students doom.

The volunteers living in a student doom: The volunteer will eat some meals at the project and some meals at the doom. The volunteer will be given food money to cover the expenses for food he/she has to pay him/herself. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

The volunteers living in a host families: In the host families the volunteer will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme.

AFS and Middelaldercentret will be deciding who will stay in host families and who will stay in student doom. Therefore, we kindly ask you all to fill in the session in the application where we ask you to reflect on living in a host family.

Within the project the following is covered:

• International transport is covered to a certain amount (approximately 90%).
• Health insurance
• Food and accommodation
• Allowance/pocket money: 220 euro in total: 180 euro (decided by the department of the EU) + 40 euro from the local AFS department.
• Transportation covered: from home to project and from home to language school (if chosen)

NB: language school is no longer included in the project, but it is still possible to attend, if you pay it yourself. The cost is approx. 270 euro/module (with approx. 2-3 modules in total). The transport to and from the language school will be covered by the programme.

It is also possible to attend a free online language course.

Working hours: 30-38 hours/week

All volunteers save up 2 holidays every months.

The Centre expects the volunteers to take an active part in the daily educational work, dressed in reconstructed clothing and acting as citizens of the medieval town. Informal training will be provided as needed, and the volunteers may among other things be required to take part in tournaments, demonstrations of siege engines, and similar activities – depending on the personality and abilities of each individual. The work at the centre will provide the volunteer with an indepth knowledge of medieval life in Denmark and at the same time it will give the volunteer volunteer the possibility of developing a wide range of abilities and experience within the various areas of activities of the Middelaldercenter. It’s important that the volunteer understand that the work at Middelaldercentret is only practical. We have no tasks in the administration or any academic work to offer the volunteer. In between the activities we expect that the volunteer work with some of the handcraft we show the guests. The volunteer can choose between dying, rope making, sewing or carpenting. The volunteer have the possibility to help prepare the horses for the tournament.  A typical working day will be from 9.15 am to 16.15 pm and the volunteer will also do occasional work at weekends. However, the working week will not exceed 35 hours per week.

The work in the medieval town is team work, it’s important that everybody can rely on each other, so it demands responsibility to the work and the tasks which is given.

Middelaldercentret has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Middelaldercentret will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the 20^th July 2018. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before the 1st September 2018.

NICOLAI is looking for a volunteer that;

• brings a creative mindset
• are able to work independently
• have a mature understanding of work ethics
• wants to create events and activities for the larger public
• wants to know more about the inner workings of cultural structures and event planning
• are comfortable communicating clearly in English

The volunteer will stay with a local Danish host family and will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family.

When volunteering at NICOLAI the volunteer will be working alongside cultural coordinators, artistic personnel, and cultural professionals of all kinds.

The volunteer will have the opportunity to develop and facilitate your own projects within NICOLAI’s existing framework, working from a perspective of co-creation and design thinking.

Specifically NOCOLAI is looking for a volunteer to take on the task of creating cultural events in our beautiful courtyard, directed towards a younger demographic aged 15-35. With Kolding being an international student city, NICOLAI is looking to attract students from abroad as well as locals to events in NICOLAI, and let the courtyard specifically, be the natural meeting point and melting pot for the wide range of young people in Kolding.

The volunteer will be able to work alongside our cultural professionals in NICOLAI as well as friends from culture- and student organisations in the city.

As part of the introduction to the complex, NICOLAI will also introduce the volunteer to some of the cultural organisers in the area, giving him/her a solid foundation for him/her to develop his/her own courtyard projects.

NICOLAI is hoping for around 3-5 events planned during the volunteers stay.

The courtyard projects can take any shape or form, though the following guidelines should be taken into account:

• The events should relate to the demographic aged 15-35.
• The events are open air, and thus subject to changing weather conditions.
• The events should embrace co-creation and design thinking, with a primary focus on cultural and artistic expressions.

Together with applications for the volunteer position at NICOLAI the applicant can admit general ideas for the courtyard projects, though it is not mandatory.

As part of the project NICOLAI will give a thorough introduction to the cultural life of the complex as well as Kolding as a whole, from which to start generating specific ideas for events.

NICOLAI has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the Erasmus+ grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a supervisor/contact person at the project and a mentor/contact person outside of the project. This contact person will help the volunteer to integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall Erasmus+ volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and NICOLAI will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark. Brenderup Højskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email  [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the 19^th November 2018. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before the 15th January 2019.

The recruitment process is open to all. But Bernards Hus prefers volunteers that are openminded and curious. The volunteer needs to have a sence of humour, be interested in other people and their way of living. The volunteers must also have a great ability to listen and to have a feeling for the “situation they are in.

English and German language will be very helpful in this position.

The volunteer will stay with a local Danish host family and will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family. The volunteer will have his/her three meals provided by the host family and/or project. Transport to and from home to the project is covered by the programme. Further, the international transport is covered to a certain amount.

The volunteer will have the opportunity to take part in the everyday life of the residents at Bernards Hus who live on a farm where you also find a bakery and a kindergarten.

Volunteering at Bernards Hus give the volunteer the opportunity to be part of a very unique community with a lots of joy and respect which is the foundation for a close relationship with the residents at Bernards Hus.

The volunteer will act as an extra hand in the house and follow the activities alongside with the regular staff. Further, the volunteer will be a motivation factor for the residents and help them in all aspect of life; jobwise and in their spare time activities and not least give the residents an other cultural input to their daily life.

Specific tasks can be:

• Help planning and organising activities for the spare time and weekend
• Join residents for work and support and motivate them
• Support the residents in daily tasks as cooking, cleaning etc.

Bernards Hus has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the European Solidarity Corps grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor/contact person who will help the volunteer integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  The volunteer will be invited to participate in various activities which are offered by the local AFS chapters and volunteer committees to all AFS participants in the area. In this way the volunteer will have face-to-face encounters with young people and youth workers from a variety of backgrounds and gain further intercultural competence.

Both AFS Interkultur and Bernards Hus will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email to [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the 20^th July 2018. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before the 1st September 2018.

It is expected that the volunteer has a good English communication skills, used to work with social media. In addition it is a plus if the volunteer is interested in education and moving students in a direction of internationalisation, and has preferable skills from coordinating project and events are an advantage.

The volunteer will stay with a local Danish host family and will be expected to become part of the family and as such take part in the activities and responsibilities in the family.

The volunteer will be working in the central international office – UCN International (UCNI), led by International Director (constituted). The department assists and facilitates the implementation of strategic internationalization activities across the various campuses and departments, such as international partnerships, the Erasmus+ Charter, all types of scholarships, marketing, recruitment, admission and retention of international degree students with employability activities, interpretation, international development projects, and fostering an international student/study environment.

The volunteer will support UCNI in the implementations of various projects that strengthen an international student environment at UCN and that strengthen the international students employability opportunities in our region. Working with the strategy of implementing the global mind-set various events as international week, Danish courses, employability CAMP, summer school, introduction to the reflective based practice learning for international students, intercultural competences, recruitment and marketing, cultural preparation for students whether they stay at home or go abroad, are focus areas of UCNI in the coming years and the volunteer will assist in implementing these activities. The key tasks include communication via social media, public relations, and event coordination.

UNC has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the Erasmus+ grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a supervisor/contact person at the project and a mentor/contact person outside of the project. This contact person will help the volunteer to integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall Erasmus+ volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and UCN will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark. Brenderup Højskole as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meals a day to the volunteer.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email  [email protected]

Please also send your CV and application form to [email protected]

In order to apply please fill out the application form by following the link HERE and send it along with your CV to [email protected] as soon as possible and before the 20^th February 2018. If you have been shortlisted for the project we will contact you for a skype interview before 15^st April 2018.

We prefer a creative persons who enjoys speaking in front of a crowd and who is motivated to develop events and activities that strengthen the integration between Danish and international students and strengthen the Global and European citizenship of the students. The volunteer must be mature, open-minded and able to work based on his/her own initiative, but also work in close cooperation with the staff at the project. Furthermore, we would prefer a person with a good command of spoken and written English language. The volunteer should be prepared to work also in the evenings and weekends and should be prepared to live in the countryside among a lot of young people 🙂

As it will be possible to assist in some of the main subject that Odder Folk High School offers, it is a plus if the volunteer is interested in and have some artistic skills as the majority of the main subjects are of an artistic character.

The volunteers are lodged at the folk high school. All meals will be provided by the school in dining room together with the students and the staff.

Framework

In 2016 a new type of EVS was launched by the EU Commission. This new EVS differs from the traditional EVS program in the sense that the EVS volunteers now take part in a broader project framework with an overall purpose. However, the EVS volunteers will also undertake other tasks at the project.

In close cooperation with the Association of the Danish Folk High Schools and the Association of Danish “Efterskoler” AFS Interkultur in Denmark has developed a project with the overall purpose of strengthening young people’s European and Global citizenship and their intercultural competences through:

• Strengthening the integration, intercultural understanding and learning among Danish and international students at Folk High Schools and “Efterskoler”

Six Folk High Schools and “Efterskoler” are participating in this project and will each host 1-2 volunteers.

Odder Højskole 

Odder Højskole is situated in Odder with is placed in the middle of Denmark 20 kilometres from the city of Aarhus. The college is surrounded by a beautiful park and is close to both beautiful beaches and forests. The college has its own sport centre, beach volley court, shelters, fitness facilities, music studio and a wide range of classrooms. A variety of subjects are offered at the school. The main subjects are: Film & TV Production, Psychology, Art & Design, Music, Body & Mind, Sports & Fitness and Journalism.

The students live, eat, learn, “hygger”, party and grow academically at the Odder Højskole and the days are full of interesting lectures, cultural experiences and activities for both mind and body. In that sense the EVS volunteer will become part of an unique community and get to know people from all over the world.

During the semester both students and teachers go together on a one week study trip – usually to a European capital. Each Wednesday we have our Folk High School Nights, which can be lectures on anthropology, a concert, a tour to a museum or a performance (either dance or theatre). A part from the weekly Folk High School Night, the students also arrange different activities themselves.

At Odder Højskole the motto is “Become who you are” and diversity is highly celebrated. Thus Odder Højskole has students from all over the world. The amount of international students is about 20-25 students out of approximately 100 students at the school.

For more information:

• on the Danish Højskoler (Folk High Schools) please see HERE
• on Odder Folk High School, please see HERE

Tasks

As Odder Højskole has an international profile, the main task of the volunteers will be partly to strengthen the integration between the international and Danish students and partly to prepare students who go abroad for their intercultural experience and culture encounter. The specific activities and events will be created and developed in close cooperation between the volunteer and the staff of the school.

Throughout their stay the volunteer will participate in three seminars arranged by AFS Interkultur with the purpose of giving them tools, knowledge and methods on intercultural learning and culture encounter to develop the activities and events. The seminars will also include evaluation of the project and further reflection on the individual learning of the individual volunteer.

The volunteer will be part of the special fellowship that exists on a Danish Efterskole and Folk High School. As the volunteer are older than the students, he/she will also be positioned as leaders, persons of authority and consultants, and this is a great opportunity for the volunteer to develop her/his pedagogical abilities and the ability to structure and plan events for others.

In addition the volunteer will have other task defined by Odder Højskole. Activities could be:

•  Assist the teachers in some of the main subjects depending on interests and skills

Odder Folk High School has a partnership with AFS Interkultur Denmark, who will administer the Erasmus+ grant – including the volunteer allowance to be given to the volunteers during the program. Odder Folk High School as the hosting school will provide accommodation and three meal a day to the volunteer.

AFS Interkultur will make sure that the volunteer gets a mentor at the project and a contact person outside of the project. This contact person will help the volunteer to integrate into the Danish local community and support the volunteer with every matter related to the stay of the volunteer.  AFS also helps the volunteer become part of the overall Erasmus+ volunteer network in Denmark.

Both AFS Interkultur and Odder Folk High School will assist volunteers with the administative paperwork related to arriving in Denmark.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email Maria Palmvang on [email protected]. However, make sure to send your application to [email protected] as otherwise it will not be considered.