Teach Me Teacher

teaching in various levels of education in several rural communities in Ghana. Participants can volunteer at any time throughout the year, from 21 days and more

Nature of work:
This program involves volunteers teaching in various levels of education in several rural communities in Ghana. Participants can volunteer at any time throughout the year and can stay from a minimum period of Twenty-one (21) days to Twelve (12) months and more.

The volunteer teaching opportunities are available in pre-school, Primary, Junior and Senior Secondary Schools, and also Adult Education.

Pre-school (Age 4 – 5 years) Language, Numeracy, Creative Arts (Music, Dance, Art) and Physical Treaning Primary (Age – 6 – 11 Years) English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science, Creative Arts, Physical Education (P. E.) Basic Computer Skills.

Juniior High School (Age 12 – 14 Years) English, Mathematics, Integrated Science, Agricultural Science, Physical Education and I. C. T. Seniior High School (Age – 15 – 18 Years) English, Mathematics, Integrated Science, French and I. C. T. (Adults Evening School)
Side Attraction:
Free Weekends
Participants will visit Tsatsadu Waterfalls, Wli Waterfalls – the highest waterfalls in West Africa and also Mount Afajdato, exciting and historic places, etc.

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Project overview

Teach Me Teacher is a project by
Hope and Service to Mankind Foundation (Hope for Rural Dwellers)

taking place
from 2016 till 2020

This project relates to:
Youth Exchanges, Volunteering Activities (formerly EVS), Training and Networking, Transnational Youth Initiatives, Strategic Partnerships, Capacity Building, Meetings between young people and decision-makers

and is focusing on:

Art
Children
Coach for Youth Initiative
Drama and theatre
EVS volunteer wanted
Non-formal learning
Sports
Sustainable development
Urban/rural development
Volunteering

This project can include young people with fewer opportunities like

Social obstacles
Economic obstacles
Disability
Educational difficulties
Cultural differences
Geographical obstacles

Needs: International Volunteers, Picture books, instruments, art, music, or other teaching materials related to your subject., Pens, pencils, note-makers, colour pens, novels, games, stickers, crayons, exercise books, story books, chalk, white board markers, sports facilities, used computers/latops, and funding.

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http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/7241