Volunteer Teaching Nepal

Volunteer teaching Nepal provides an opportunity to teach in private schools, community schools, Buddhist monasteries or nunneries in Nepal. Volunteer teaching Nepal will give you the opportunity to teach students who are eager to learn and improve their abilities in English, Math, Basic Science, Computer etc. Students will also benefit from cultural exchange and different teaching techniques.

Nepal is one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world. A large portion of the population lives below the poverty line, and widespread unemployment. Through volunteer teaching Nepal, donating your time as a volunteer English teacher in Nepal is a great way to spend your gap year, career break or extended vacation. Teaching Nepalese children is a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Kathmandu Summit Adventure’s volunteer teaching Nepal program is open to everyone. No matter what you believe your skill level to be, you have something meaningful and helpful to offer. Kathmandu Adventure’s volunteer teaching Nepal program provides a meaningful placement for anyone willing to volunteer to assist with teaching at the preschool, primary and secondary levels, and believes that the teaching skills required for volunteering for this program are a willingness to learn and an open mind. Volunteers often find songs and games helpful in maintaining the children’s attention and in encouraging them to speak or sing in English. In some placements, volunteers not only teach English but also music and dance, crafts, cooking the concept of playing, etc.

Volunteer Teaching Nepal Highlights:

• Volunteer to teach children in Nepal, and make a difference in their lives through education
• Volunteer teaching Nepal program volunteer work includes working at local Nepalese schools and helping the in-house faculty conduct lectures for students
• Volunteers are required to focus on the English skills of students, including conversational and written skills
• Additionally, volunteer teaching Nepal program volunteers can teach other subjects such as Math, Basic Science, General Knowledge, Computers/Information Technology and Hygiene can also be taught
• Support and encouragement from volunteers go a long way in creating a better future for the kids
• Volunteer work is carried out on weekdays, and weekends are free to travel and explore the country

What will do volunteer teaching Nepal program volunteers?

Volunteers under the volunteer teaching Nepal program are mostly placed in primary school or secondary school, or monastery placements. You will work with local teachers, who will guide and assist you. You will get involved in work such as:

• Teach children English, Math, Basic Science, Computer, etc and make speaking lessons engaging and fun
• Design resources to contribute towards a literacy-rich environment
• Assist teachers with subjects like music, science, sports, art, life skills, and hygiene
• Attend workshops about the education system in Nepal
• Include extra-curricular activities, such as playing games, dancing, going to a picnic or outing to the way of teaching
• You are also welcome to participate in other activities of the school, such as sports, music, and arts.

What are the aims and impact of the volunteer teaching Nepal program?

The aim of the volunteer teaching Nepal program is to provide students from disadvantaged communities with the opportunity to learn and improve their English.

Nepal is currently one of the most underprivileged countries in the world. Our volunteer teaching Nepal program’s main objective is to provide students with the opportunity to learn from English speakers and support local teachers in their classrooms. Improving literacy, numeracy, and classroom management are the key areas we are focusing on. To make this happen and achieve the goal, we need your help.

Join our teaching volunteer program in Nepal and work at local schools or monasteries in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Salleri, Okhaldhunga, Nuwakot, and Chitwan. Help educate children by teaching English, Maths, Computer Science, and Environmental studies. Make a difference in one of the most underprivileged countries in the world by supporting teachers at disadvantaged primary schools.