Teaching Volunteer Program
Make a genuine, lasting difference in a rural Nepali classroom.
Step into a rural community school in Saptari District, Nepal. Work alongside welcoming local teachers to inspire young minds through conversational English, science practicals, creative arts, and extracurricular mentorship.
What Can You Teach?
Choose the areas that match your background, personal interests, or university studies.
English Language
Conversational English, phonics, reading fluency, vocabulary, grammar fundamentals, and pronunciation practice.
Math & Science
Arithmetic, practical geometry puzzles, basic science demonstrations, and environmental biology experiments.
Computer & Digital Literacy
Basic typing, file navigation, internet research basics, and educational software for older students.
Additional Foreign Languages
Basic French, Spanish, or Japanese conversation clubs for interested older students.
Nepali–English Translation Practice
Support translation exercises that strengthen bilingual literacy and comprehension.
Public Speaking & Debate
Structured speaking drills, group discussions, and confidence-building exercises.
Arts & Crafts
Drawing, painting, origami, and upcycled-material crafts.
Music & Drama
Singing, rhythm games, simple instruments, and short skits for assemblies.
Sports & Games
Football, athletics, yoga, and cooperative team games.
What Will You Do in the School?
A typical school day runs from approximately 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Sunday through Friday.
Teach English through conversation, reading, vocabulary, and interactive language games
Assist local teachers during regular class periods as an active co-teacher
Help with basic subjects: Math, Science, Social Studies, Health, and Environmental Studies
Introduce interactive and communicative teaching methods in low-resource environments
Create simple, low-cost visual teaching materials and flashcards that remain at the school
Organize and run after-school reading clubs and homework support sessions
Conduct arts & crafts workshops using drawing, origami, and upcycled local materials
Organize sports, physical games, yoga, and mindfulness exercises on the school grounds
Teach music, singing, drama, and simple performances for school assembly events
Facilitate life skills, public speaking, hygiene awareness, and youth development activities
Support school improvement projects such as setting up a mini classroom library
You Don’t Have to Be a Certified Teacher
We provide pedagogical orientation, lesson templates, and co-teaching support. What matters most is your character and commitment.
Patience & Compassion
Understanding that children learn at different paces, especially when communicating in a second language.
Enthusiasm & Positive Energy
Bringing curiosity and an encouraging attitude into every lesson.
Responsibility & Reliability
Arriving punctually and treating co-teaching commitments with professional dedication.
Adaptability & Resourcefulness
Making the most of chalkboards, open courtyards, and everyday materials.
Respect for Culture & Children
Upholding strict child safeguarding principles and embracing local Nepali traditions.
Willingness to Learn
Being open to learning pedagogy from local teachers, as well as Nepali language and customs.
Ready to teach with purpose in Nepal?
Submit your application today to secure your placement dates and school match.