Education in the Himalayan Mountains
Nepal
Durations of Program: 2-4 weeks, 5-8 weeks and 9-12 weeks
Description:
This unique program offers you the chance to learn, teach and travel in the Himalayas. A key element in local community development is the ability to further education and economic prosperity with out compromising traditional ways of life and the natural environment. This exciting project seeks, with the aid of motivated international volunteers, to improve the lives of the poorest and most marginalized members of Nepali society through a variety of different fields including social work, informal and formal English teaching and education, and health and sanitation. As a volunteer in this project, you will contribute your skills and knowledge to Nepalese people, while gaining an in-depth experience of their culture and community. You will live with a local Nepalese family and meet other like- minded volunteers from around the world.
Qualifications:
* Min age 18 * Good level of English * Good physical fitness * Motivation to work with children * Full travel & medical insurance * Immunizations (please consult your doctor)
Cost in US$: USD560 for 2 weeks
Cost Include Description:
Accommodation:Host family Food: Traditional Nepali food Airport pickup: Included on arrival day Orientation kit: Full project details will be sent following registration Training: Pre-departure preparation and training in Katmandu Support: Local in-country team and 24hr emergency support
Experience Required: no
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Volunteer Types :
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- childcare/children
- English teaching
- teaching
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This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
GoEco's Mission Statement: (1) Encourage ecological and volunteer tourism that promotes sustainable development (2) Enable travelers to experience different and more rewarding kinds of tourism. (3) Encourage travelers to volunteer for the benefit of others and thus to serve as a good-will ambassador to other countries in the world. (4) Encourage travelers from all over the world to come to Israel for ecological and community-based projects, in both the Arab and Jewish sectors, and experience firsthand the unique cultural and natural diversity in this region. (5) Support environmental and humanitarian projects that promote understanding and good will between ethnic societies in Israel. (6) Conduct further research in the field of ecological tourism, such as the 'Ecological Footprint' as a tool for sustainable tourism development. (7) Establish an in-depth and up-to-date data base of the relevant projects worldwide. (8) Create a platform from which to explore the various organizations that support the environment and actively encourage volunteering.
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