WorldTeach, a non-profit organization that started at Harvard University, partners with ministries of education across the globe to provide volunteer teachers to fill educational needs that the ministry has self-identified. We have three programs that depart right after December commencement, for which we will be accepting applications until October 15th.
- Namibia: Teach English, math, science and computer technology in primary and secondary schools in rural communities. Departs late December for one year.
- Costa Rica: Teach English in public elementary schools, including bilingual schools, in rural communities. Departs early January for one year.
- Colombia: Teach English in elementary, high school or university in rural and urban placements. Departs early January for one year.
Yearlong volunteers receive:
- Housing (provided by school or host family)
- Monthly stipend
- Visa sponsorship
- Health & emergency evacuation insurance
- Month long in-country orientation focused on teacher training, language and cultural immersion, health and safety briefing
- Mid-Service Training Conference, and End of Service Conference
- Meals and housing during orientation and conferences
- Transportation between training and placement sites
- Professional development through Teacher Quality Program, including mentorship by remote Teacher Quality Coordinator
- Support from full time, in-country field staff
- TEFL Certification available in some placements (optional)
Qualifications: Applicants must be native English speakers, of any nationality, and be between the ages of 21-73. A Bachelor's degree is required at the time of departure. No teaching experience is necessary, but an interest in teaching, and a flexible, mature attitude, are attributes of a successful volunteer.
To Apply: Applications will be accepted until October 15th. Year program applications require a resume, a personal statement, two letters of recommendation, and a college/university transcript. Start your application on our website, or email admissions@worldteach.org.
Linked here is a WorldTeach brochure for additional information. Thank you for your time!
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