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ISAN SURVIVOR VOLUNTEER

       Many primary and secondary schools in the local area are in need of  volunteers  who  can  speak  English.        The teachers greatly appreciate when native speakers,  or just those familiar with English, can help teach kids how to speak English. Learning English gives Thai students greater opportunities for their future.

           


   Therefore, part of the Isan-Survivor program involves teaching kids skills that will help them “survive”. Volunteers will be placed in local schools where they can teach English, or other languages to eager school kids. Volunteers also have the option to teach basic computer skills, music, art, dance, etc. – whatever you would like to share with the local kids!

   

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Our volunteers work along with the local Thai English teachers to help the students in pronunciation, general conversation, and basic writing. Also, volunteers can organize informal English classes in local villages after school for interested kids and villagers. Volunteers are invited to join with all school activities such as English camps, sport days, school parties, ect.
 

    Volunteers DO NOT have to be native English speakers or have previous teaching experience. We will teach you the basics and provide a teaching guide book. The students, who rarely see non-Thais in their village, are always amazed and excited that international volunteers take time to teach them. Teaching English to the students is a positive experience for all those involved.
                                   

 

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