81. Goucher College: Volunteer Opportunities If you would like to assist local families affected by disasters, teach CPR and volunteer opportunities include AfterSchool Enrichment Program (ages http://www.goucher.edu/communityservice/index.cfm?page_id=1521

82. Richmond.com / Community Focus / Starlight volunteer opportunities vary greatly in time and commitment levels. opportunities include teaching educational classes to adult inmates such http://www.richmond.com/communityFocus/showClass.cfm?keyword=&show=

83. VSO - Volunteering - STEP ONE: Search For Opportunities - Adult Nurse Types of opportunity available. Most jobs are for adulttrained nursed to The nurse trainer will upgrade the skills of the nursing teaching staff and http://www.vso.org.uk/volunteering/stepone/adult_nurse.asp

@import url(/css/style.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Home Site Map Contact Us You are here: Home Volunteering STEP ONE: Search for opportunities Adult nurse document.write(dhead) About VSO Volunteering Volunteer jobs STEP ONE: ... Staff Vacancies Volunteering STEP ONE: Search for opportunities > Adult nurse We have some jobs for experienced adult nurses to help improve healthcare delivery in countries where people struggle to gain access to even minimal health care. Jobs are likely to be in countries such as Malawi, Mongolia or Cambodia. Necessary qualifications and experience Types of opportunity available Most jobs are for adult-trained nursed to work as nurse teachers. You’ll usually be based in a small rural training school, and focus on medical and surgical nursing. Duties will involve both classroom teaching and ward-based supervision. Some jobs involve curriculum development. Example Job 1 Job Title Nurse trainer Type of Employer Teaching hospital Country Malawi The aim of the hospital is to provide an environment enabling Malawians to train to be doctors and to provide the best possible patient care. As a volunteer, you will be contributing towards the development of the hospital, both in service delivery, support services and management. Developing the human resource capacity of the hospital, particularly nurses, will increase the effectiveness of the service. extend the current programme of refresher courses for nurses and nurse auxiliaries, improving the quality of patient care

84. Portal For Work Abroad, Study Abroad, Overseas Travel And International Living B. Susan Bauer on how to go about finding volunteer work teaching English in Africa. Study Abroad, Student Work and adult Educational Travel http://www.transitionsabroad.com/

Web Transitions Abroad Work Study Travel Living Explore Work Abroad International Jobs Internships Abroad Short-Term Work ... Home Exchanges Links From Abroad Link Central Classifieds Publications Subscribe to Magazine Browse Issues Join Us Write Articles Travel Writing Forum Add a Free Link Add a Free Listing Advertise With Us Banners Listings About Us Who We Are Contact Us Abroad Newsletter For over 28 years, "the single most useful and important" guide to work abroad, study abroad, cultural travel overseas and international living Association of International Educators Cultural Travel Magazine Work Abroad Book The Guide to Learning, Living and Working Overseas Issue Focus: Educational and Cultural Travel Overseas, Volunteer Travel Abroad, Working Abroad, International Careers. Regional Focus: The Balkans, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East The Guide to Finding Work Overseas Covers all aspects of work abroad , including international careers and jobs short-term paid work abroad teaching English abroad (ESL jobs) volunteer work abroad ... internship jobs abroad , and obtaining work abroad permits Featured Articles Work Abroad and Living Overseas Living and Working Abroad Author of the bible on work abroad

85. Wildlife Conservation, Dolphin Research, Teaching English And TEFL In East Afric Join volunteer projects in East Africa on an expedition with GVI. The expedition will supply EMs with a very wide range of opportunities, http://www.gvi.co.uk/pages/projectDetail.asp?page=lifeops&expedition=78

86. Romania Volunteer Program - Care For And Teach Children volunteer on our Romania service program and nurture disabled and abandoned babies or volunteer in Romania Care For Children and teach English to Youth http://www.globalvolunteers.org/1main/romania/volunteer_in_romania.htm

Volunteer Abroad Volunteer In The USA How To Apply Request Information Volunteer in Romania Care For Children and Teach English to Youth Sponsor a child in Romania Read an update Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). Teach English to teens and young adults in school classrooms, or care for infants in a "special needs" ward in this old-world Eastern European country. You don't need special skills to teach conversational English skills, or to nurture a disabled or abandoned baby. No matter the circumstances of their birth, infants, toddlers and teens understand the nurturing touch and kind words of a caring adult. Deserving children in our Romanian host communities eagerly await your help today. "We thank you for all you have done ... The children live because the volunteers keep coming." ~ Dr. Delia Asoltanei, Tutova Hospital Romania Volunteer Program Dates Romania Volunteer Work Projects Nothing says "love" like a child's smile! In Tutova, you can help feed and care for babies who arrive at the "failure-to-thrive ward" shortly after birth. Each day, volunteers stimulate, love and nurture them in a way a parent would. Just playing with these children will make a huge difference in their lives. And you will benefit from the healing smiles and warm hugs of your small charges. Physicians can also be helpful, but note: flexibility is key, as equipment and medicine are scarce throughout this country.

87. FINDHelp Announcement Page Here are some opportunities for volunteers to work with local agencies that volunteer activities may include clerical assistance; teaching skills such http://findhelp.communitypoint.org/volunteer.html

FINDHelp a direct connection to disability information INTRODUCTION SEARCH ANNOUNCEMENTS CONNECT ... FEEDBACK Volunteer Opportunities Here are some opportunities for volunteers to work with local agencies that support persons with disabilities. If you find one that interests you, phone or e-mail the agency directly by clicking on the e-mail address where it is available. Road to Recovery drivers are needed for Stafford County and Fredericksburg area. American Red Cross, Rappahannock Area, Leslie Caliva, 373-5176 Volunteers are needed for the following areas: Disaster Support Services , both for local and national disasters; Military Communications after hours to receive, verify and relay emergency information to service personnel; Health Fair Staffing; Mary Washington Hospital Support one day a week delivering flowers and mail to patients; Blood Services support at bloodmobiles and at the donor center; Office Support, including typing, filing, phone coverage, and mass mailings; and Instructors for First Aid and CPR. Arthritis Foundation, Virginia Chapter, Connie Ilich, (800) 456-4687

88. Adult Literacy Teaching Careers, Jobs, And Employment Information - Career Overv Literacy volunteers usually receive training on useful teaching techniques, It is expected that job opportunities for selfenrichment, adult literacy, http://www.careeroverview.com/teachers-adult-literacy-careers.html

Home About Contact Us Site Map ... Service Adult Literacy Teaching Careers, Jobs, and Employment Information Career and Job Highlights for Adult Literacy Teachers There are a lot of part time teachers who teach adult literacy and remedial and self-enrichment classes for which they receive no benefits, much like the unpaid volunteers who teach the same courses. A raise in the population of limited English speakers is expected to create many job opportunities for English as second language teachers. As more and more people seek ways to continue lifelong learning, and more people, like retirees, have the free time to do so, the demand for self-enrichment classes is expected to increase. Adult Literacy Teaching and Education Career Overview The teaching ideas and techniques that self-enrichment educators use vary because of the many different subjects and courses they teach. Classes are relaxed and slow paced on the whole. Some focus on hands-on activities where the student learns through doing the activity, like drawing or cooking. In these types of classes teachers may model a desired approach and then monitor the students’ development in replicating that task or skill. In other classes instructors may involve students more passively, in group discussion or reading assignments. This teaching style tends to lend itself to more academically based subjects like history or finance. Subjects like Bible history or family planning are often taught by self-enrichment teachers through a church or other religious institution.

89. Exploratorium: Volunteer Program We also offer shortterm volunteer opportunities for corporate groups, school groups, Polish your teaching skills by participating in public programs http://www.exploratorium.edu/programs/volunteer/opportunities.html

These volunteer positions are available for individuals . We also offer short-term volunteer opportunities for corporate groups, school groups, and families. Over the course of a year, these are the types of opportunities that are available in the four areas of the museum: Center for Museum Partnerships Creates reproductions of successful Exploratorium exhibits for museum partners and other clients. Provide administrative support Highly qualified craftspeople and advanced art school students help develop prototypes in the machine shop Some projects require AUTOCAD skills Bilingual skills especially appreciated Center for Public Exhibitions Develops permanent and upcoming special exhibits at the museum.

90. SafePlace: BABYSAFE TRANSLATOR volunteer (40 hour training is not required) teach basic computer skills to adults (introduction to PCs, typing and the keyboard, http://www.austin-safeplace.org/site/PageServer?pagename=direct

91. Idealist.org Kids & Teens: Family Volunteering In order to find a volunteer opportunity, enter your area of interest or your post code in the Want to People under 18 must volunteer with an adult. http://www.idealist.org/kt/familyvolunteer.html

idea list .org kids ... teens Action Without Borders About Take the lead Volunteer Orgs by kids World around you Help yourself For Teachers Volunteering with your family If you would like to find a new, fun way to spend time with your family, consider family volunteering. Imagine you and your family planting trees with the Nature Conservatory or collecting data on dolphins with the Earthwatch Institute. Donating time with your brothers and sisters, your sons and daughters, your aunt, your foster mom, your dad, or even all 16 of your cousins offers a unique way for your family to spend time together while helping your community. Why volunteer with your family? Finding volunteer opportunities for your family Family volunteering organizations Volunteer abroad with your family ... Examples of family volunteering Why volunteer with your family? Here are some of the best reasons we've found for volunteering with your family. A group of people can get more done than just one person alone. Helping out with a family member can ease the apprehension of starting a new and unfamiliar project. Family volunteering is a concrete way to share ideas about compassion and giving with your family.

92. Women For Hire Leadership opportunities. Instead of taking a course, why not teach one? One of our favorite PR pros got a job at NBC after volunteering to teach a class at http://www.womenforhire.com/t3/associations.asp

Associations, Volunteering, Continuing Ed Professional associations. www.bwni.com Volunteer opportunities. Adult/Continuing Education. We know what you're thinking: "I already went to college! What more do I need?" But adult education offers so much more than information. Even a one-day seminar or a series of night courses can provide the extra skills or certification you desire. Most continuing ed classes are designed to accommodate the schedules of busy professionals so they are flexible in their offerings. Adult and continuing education classes offer many benefits to the savvy job seeker: Particularly for career changers or rising executives, education demonstrates to an employer that you are motivated, eager to stay on the cutting edge of your industry and willing to put in the work to achieve your highest potential. Whether you are in the midst of a course or have already completed one, additional education is always impressive and particular certifications may boost your chances (and your eventual salary range). Industry contacts.

93. Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board - 2005 Seasonal Employment Opportunities adult teach adults how to play lacrosse in a fun recreational setting. The Environmental Specialist Internship is an opportunity for a currently http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=842

94. Volunteer Opportunities COMMENTS A wonderful opportunity to practice your teaching skills and learn about opportunities Volunteers work with children 6 mths. to 18 months, http://www.fiu.edu/~time4chg/agencies.html

home resource library events e-mail us ... south florida volunteer opportunities ENVIRONMENT 1) CAPE FLORIDA RESTORATION PROJECT, The main objective of The Cape Florida Restoration Project is to restore Cape Florida, on the tip of Key Biscayne, which was fortuitously leveled by Hurricane Andrew and provided a unique opportunity to delete the exotic plants which had over-run the park and restore the area to its natural ecological condition. PHONE: 547-1577 CONTACT: Kellie Westervelt, Program Director SCHEDULE: Volunteers can work on exotic removal, seven days a weeks, however Saturdays and Sundays are the main volunteer days from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. COMMENTS: Students have consistently enjoyed their experiences at Cape Florida. Wear light-colored, comfortable, outdoor work clothes, a hat and sunscreen are also a good idea. 2) METRO-DADE NATURAL AREAS MANAGEMENT Help protect and preserve Dade's natural resources by volunteering to remove exotic plants, planting native species, and working to beautify Dade's natural areas. PHONE: 257-0935 CONTACT: Debbie Carr, Volunteer Coordinator or Nancy Dufau

95. Internships And Volunteer Opportunities With BCI This internship is an opportunity to gain valuable teaching experience. Elementary age students are an Other volunteer opportunities (Austin Area Only) http://www.batcon.org/get_involved/intern.html

Internships and Volunteer Opportunities with BCI Get Involved-Home Notes from the Field Travelling Exhibits Scholarships Internship Opportunities (Austin Area Only) Fall 2005 An environmental education internship is available for the Fall of 2005. The primary duty of the intern is to provide bat education programs for local schools and community groups. This internship is an opportunity to gain valuable teaching experience. Elementary age students are an eager and impressionable audience that if educated about conservation can carry their appreciation and knowledge into the future. The position requires commitment and enthusiasm for educating students about the important role of bats as well as the ability to adapt teaching techniques to different groups of students, ages pre-K to Adult. The program reaches many different students in a variety of settings. The position requires a highly organized individual who can develop a program and keep a busy schedule of presentations. Spanish speaking skills are desired but not required. This part-time position begins in September and runs thru December. About 25-30 hours per week. Pay is commensurate with experience - plus mileage reimbursement. Send resume and cover letter by August 19, 2005 to Kari Gaukler, Bat Conservation International, P.O. Box 162603, Austin, TX 78716. If possible, please send electronically to

96. Seattle Audubon Society | Adult Volunteers We are looking for a variety of talented, caring adult volunteers and Junior Leaders work closely with adult naturalists to teach about birds and nature http://www.seattleaudubon.org/education.cfm?id=260

97. 4-H Volunteers Be a Camp volunteer. • Join Activity and Project Committees. teach Young People Your Hobby or Interest In Photography Leadership Animals Plants Fishing http://www.canr.uconn.edu/ces/fourh/adultopportunities.html

4-H Volunteers Are people just like you. Enjoy working with children. Have a willingness to share their time and talents with young people in the community. Have fun. Learn new skills. Make a difference. A 4-H Volunteer May Choose to: 4-H Volunteers Receive: What Can You Share With Young People? Teach Young People Your Hobby or Interest In: Photography Leadership Animals Plants Fishing Biking Child Care Nature Study Drama Community Service Computers Foods/Nutrition Entrepreneurship Woodworking Fashion Design Arts and Crafts Double Dutch Rocketry And More! Through Your Involvement Young People Learn: Life Skills Goal Setting Leadership Cooperation Decision-Making Creative Thinking Communication 4-H Volunteers Provide: Guidance for Youth. Program Expertise. Management Skills. Time and Energy. 4-H Volunteers Help With: Individual Events. Short-term Projects. On-going Group Activities.

98. City Of Watsonville Parks & Community Services - Volunteer Program volunteer opportunities All Parks Community Services volunteers serve as This is an excellent opportunity to gain teaching experience while making a http://www.ci.watsonville.ca.us/departments/pcs/volunteer1.html

Benefits of being a Volunteer Include: Knowing that you are a part of a team that supports the development of youth and community of Watsonville Receive training in child development, safety, health, organizational goals and objectives, and leadership techniques Gain excellent job skills and experience in a fun and supportive environment Volunteer appreciation incentives How to apply: 1. Choose a volunteer position that interests you. Check out our Volunteer Opportunities below. 2. Get a Volunteer Application by: a. Coming to any one of our five recreation centers and asking for an application b. Have one mailed to you by calling (831) 768-3240 c. Download an application here 3. Return your completed application to any one of our five recreation centers. 4. The Volunteer Coordinator will contact you upon reception of your application. Volunteer Opportunities CLASS/PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR If you have a special skill or talent that you would like to share with youth or adults, you can teach a class or workshop. Possible classes include music, art, and other recreational skills. Class/Program Instructors enjoy the ability to teach and engage others in activities that they have a passion for. Prerequisites: Must be at least 18 years of age, must provide three references relative to the class/program desired; Minimum time commitment: 10 hours CLERICAL SUPPORT VOLUNTEER Clerical Volunteers provide support for office staff at one of our six sites and perform a variety of duties including answering phones, creating and copying promotional material, faxing, collating, and other needed tasks. You will be a vital part of a dedicated team working in a challenging environment and may gain valuable administrative skills. Prerequisites: Must be at least 16 years of age; Minimum time commitment: 30 hours

99. RCLC - Volunteer Opportunities volunteer opportunities for Students. The Robinson Community Learning More specifically, through teaching and learning opportunities the RCLC will offer http://www.nd.edu/~rclc/pages/volntr_opps.htm

Home Programs Calendar Volunteer ... Contact Volunteer Opportunities Application Volunteer Opportunities for Students Over 1000 people have registered for classes and activities at the RCLC in the first year. Tutoring, GED preparation, computer, art and exercise classes are just a few of the offerings provided for area residents ranging from 5 – 84 years old. With hundreds of neighbors and students interacting at the RCLC, it is our goal to "celebrate learning in our community…one relationship at a time!" 1. Tutoring (Mon-Thurs, 2:30-5:30 pm) The RCLC tutors are invited to choose from three age groups of children to provide support on issues ranging from basic homework help to remediation of fundamental skills. Tutoring takes place from 2:30pm until 5:30pm, Monday thru Thursday, and is divided into three sections:

100. Ayf-news : AYF-News> [pdforum-l] Volunteer Opportunity: Community Mobilization A Betreff pdforuml volunteer Opportunity Community Mobilization Advisor Training skills using participatory methodologies; adult teaching skills http://lists.kabissa.org/lists/archives/public/ayf-news/msg00203.html

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