| In
Vietnam, childcare shelters
revolve around efforts to provide
education, especially English
education to children who have
lost their parents or who are
no longer able to live with
them a permanent home and a
stable environment. These shelters/houses
offer these needy children the
background of an extended family
community.
As a volunteer, you will teach
English to these disadvantaged
children in a classroom setting.
In most of the cases, volunteers
teach children ages 6-10 for
about 14-20 hours a week. Teaching
English to these children not
only offers the privilege of
serving humanity, but also provides
a significant opportunity to
learn about teaching, cross-cultural
adjustment, and team relationships.
In addition to teaching English,
volunteers support the shelter’s
administrative staff in its
daily tasks. Extra help may
include organizing extracurricular
and creative activities such
as games, drawing, and singing.
Our ongoing Vietnam volunteer program:
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Teaching
English to Disadvantaged Children