Teaching Internship Program
Gain hands-on international teaching experience and university credit support.
A structured, mentored academic practicum designed for university students in education, future educators, and TEFL candidates seeking intensive classroom immersion in rural Nepal.
Who is the Teaching Internship For?
Tailored for those seeking structured academic, professional, or career development outcomes.
Education & Pedagogy Majors
University students completing practicum or international fieldwork credits.
Future Certified Teachers
Candidates seeking international classroom management experience before credentialing.
TEFL / TESOL Graduates
Graduates looking for real-world EFL / ESL immersion in under-resourced schools.
Career Changers
Professionals transitioning into international education or educational NGO leadership.
Structured Curriculum & Practicum Phases
Our internships are organized into progressive learning phases to ensure measurable skill building.
Phase 1: Classroom Observation & Context
Observe local classroom dynamics, examine the national curriculum syllabus, and establish co-planning routines with the local headmaster and subject teachers.
Phase 2: Guided Co-Teaching & Materials Development
Deliver co-planned lessons with local mentor teachers, create durable visual learning aids, and facilitate active student participation.
Phase 3: Lead Instruction & Educational Projects
Conduct specialized lesson modules, run remedial reading circles, initiate school library or digital lab improvements, and document pedagogical results.
Phase 4: Evaluation, Portfolio & Final Reflection
Complete structured practicum evaluations, receive institutional performance sign-offs, and finalize case study documentation for university credit transfer.
Institutional Verification & Support
- Formal institutional evaluation and signed university practicum verification letters
- Mentorship from experienced Nepali educators and TEN academic advisors
- Real classroom management experience in diverse cultural and linguistic environments
- Practical curriculum adaptation skills for low-resource educational settings
- Complete cultural immersion through vetted village host family living