Projektet tilbydes i samarbejde med organisationen GVI og nedenfor kan du læse deres beskrivelse af programmet:
Improve literacy and numeracy statistics in Nepal’s communities of Pokhara. Contributing to Quality Education, the 4th Sustainable Development Goal set by the United Nations, while volunteering at local education centers, primary schools and secondary schools. You might also assist in facilitating informal after-school classes for young learners as well as conversational English classes for local women and other adults.
Support global education objectives by volunteering on teaching projects with GVI in Nepal. After completing training you will work on a range of ongoing education projects we run with local partners in the community.
Volunteers will work in local schools in an area close to Pokhara. Volunteers support educators with literacy and numeracy lessons as well as other subjects in the curriculum. This might include working with small groups of children or providing individual support within the classroom. Volunteers are able to use a range of resources from our educational material supplies to help make these lessons engaging for students. At playtimes, volunteers provide structured play opportunities and sport activities to assist children with achieving developmental milestones and soft skills like teamwork. In the evenings, volunteers will prepare the future lessons. Sometimes they will prepare educational resources to enhance learning.
Volunteers are based in Pokhara, a city considered to be the gateway to the Himalayas. Our base is located on the edge of Phewa lake with a view of the peaks of the Annapurna Range on a clear day. GVI participants stay together in accommodation owned by a Nepali family allowing for a fully immersive cultural experience
Activities
Some of the example typical activities you could participate in on this program.
Teacher training
Receive expert training on our education project objectives and procedures, specialised child safety training, an introduction to the local culture, and learn how to plan and evaluate projects.
Teach primary school students
Develop and deliver lessons on a variety of school curriculum subjects – including English, maths and health – to children between the ages of 8 and 12 years.
Contribute to local community work
Depending on the needs of the community, you’ll lend a hand to support a variety of project work such as teaching, childcare, women’s empowerment and healthcare.
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