101. American Red Cross, Black River Valley Watertown, NY chapter volunteers provide emergency services, work in blood drives and health fairs, and teach CPR and first aid. http://www.imcnet.net/RedCross/

Black River Valley Chapter About the Chapter EducationServices EmergencyServices How Can I Help

102. Study Abroad | UAA | Brandeis University International jobs, internships, teaching positions and volunteer work can be undertaken in every corner of the world. While there is no one way to go about http://www.brandeis.edu/uaafys/abroad/work-volunteer.html

@import url("http://www.brandeis.edu/epsilon/css/epsilon.css"); window.onload = treenumber; Jump to content Jump to section navigation A b ... N Keyword: Study Abroad UAA Welcome Study Abroad FAQs ... UAA Home Kutz 108, MS 001 Brandeis University 415 South Street Waltham, MA 02454 Work/Volunteer Abroad Many international opportunities are available for students and post-grads to take advantage of. International jobs, internships, teaching positions and volunteer work can be undertaken in every corner of the world. While there is no one way to go about an international career search, listed below are some links to various organizations which might help your search. The appearance of any particular company or service on this site does not imply our endorsement of it nor does it imply our preference for any of these companies or services over those which may be found elsewhere. These links are provided for your convenience. Working Abroad Brandeis Hiatt Career Center -offers a variety of resources for Work, Internships, and Graduate schools, both in the US and Abroad Careers Representing America - The US State Department's website providing information Foreign Service Positions BUNAC - BUNAC offers the opportunity to work in Australia, Great Britain, and New Zealand.

103. Taipei Times - Archives RURAL RELIEF A group of volunteer English teachers yesterday sang the praises of their unusual occupation and urged others to take over where they had left http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2005/06/30/2003261452

Thu, Jun 30, 2005 News Editorials e-Industry e-Service ... e-Education 194766595 visits Front Page * Utility prices will not go up yet: Hsieh * Only on Chinese soil, Beijing says * President meets with staff to prepare security report ... Restaurants Back Issue Full List TaipeiTimes Advertise Employment FAQ About Us Contact Us Best View in Mozilla Search Advanced Search Most Read Story Most Viewed Photo Login ... Free sign up! Print Mail Wikipedia Volunteer teachers make a difference RURAL RELIEF: A group of volunteer English teachers yesterday sang the praises of their unusual occupation and urged others to take over where they had left off By Mo Yan-chih STAFF REPORTER Thursday, Jun 30, 2005,Page 2 Advertising Megan Jefferies came to Taiwan to teach English about two years ago. Instead of staying in the big cities, however, she went all the way to Kinmen County and did voluntary teaching at Chong-cheng Elementary School. The amazing interactions with children and friendly people, she said, have made it very hard for her to leave the school. Enjoying the teaching experience in Taiwan very much, Jefferies, as well as 11 other English teachers from the US and Canada, decided to stay for another year to voluntarily help children in rural areas learn English.

104. IFS News: Youth Volunteers Trained To Teach In Ghana IFS, the International Federation of Settlements and Neighbourhood Centres, brings together local, regional, and national organisations and individual http://www.ifsnetwork.org/news/item.asp?id=97

105. Voluntary Work Overseas For Gap Year And Others, In Teaching, Conservation, Tour Offers volunteer placements throughout the world in the areas of conservation, teaching and work experience. Details of countries and opportunities, http://www.travellersworldwide.com/

COUNTRIES Search this website A-Level Results!! Didn't get the results you wanted? Take some time to think about your options and expand your horizons on a voluntary project abroad. A Year Out will look great on your CV and make you stand out to University admissions officers when you re-apply. We have plenty of projects that are still available so do something amazing - join Travellers! Contact us for more details VOLUNTARY WORK PLACEMENTS OVERSEAS TEACHING COACHING SPORTS CONSERVATION WORK EXPERIENCE LANGUAGE COURSES CULTURAL COURSES Live and work abroad helping children, adults, animals and entire communities in less advantaged countries. Learn about their culture from the inside! EVERYONE is welcome on a Travellers programme, whether gap year, undergraduate, on a career break - or even retired! From 17 years-old upwards. ALL nationalities from anywhere in the world. TEACH conversational English, and other subjects like Music, Maths, Drama, IT, Computers, etc. Or Summer Schools and Playgroups. COACH SPORTS like football, cricket, netball and basketball (we also give you free subscription and membership to a 'How to Coach' website)

106. International Volunteer Work: Community Service And Teaching Overseas Looking for international volunteer work? Interested in teaching overseas? Visit GlobalRoutes.org for community service projects in 11 countries. http://www.globalroutes.org/

High School Programs Four- to six-week summer volunteer abroad programs focused on community service projects and volunteer teaching jobs abroad. College Internships Three-month placements for those interested in teaching overseas . Teach English abroad or choose from a range of other subjects. Group Leader Positions Supervise high school and college level participants as they perform volunteer work in Africa, Asia, Latin America, Caribbean, and the U.S. If you are interested in meeting with a Global Routes representative to discuss our 2005 summer high school programs, click here for our travel schedule Never has there been a more appropriate time for young Americans to seek international volunteer work. Now more than ever we must give generously of ourselves, share our own life stories and learn from the wisdom of others. Through Global Routes, you may volunteer to teach english overseas. You may help build a school. You may simply help your host family cook the evening meal. In so doing, you may find that the experience gives back to you in ways you could never have expected. As international volunteers

107. Thailand Teaching Internship volunteer college teaching internships in the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. Educational travel programs for college students to study abroad. http://www.globalroutes.org/college/college_thailand.html

The Global Routes Teaching Internship Program in Thailand was developed in conjunction with our Thai staff members who have backgrounds in volunteer service throughout the northern part of the country. As an intern, you will live with a family in a Thai village, teach English in a local elementary school and participate in other community-based service projects of your own design. You needn't have a background in teaching, the Thai language or have traveled through Southeast Asia. You will receive training and support from Thai and American staff throughout your program. Register Now! Orientation and Teacher Training (the first two weeks) The Teaching Placement (2 months) Orientation complete, your group travels to your villages, about 40km south-east of Chiang Mai. There you will live with a Thai family and teach English in a local elementary school for the next 7- 8 weeks. You will spend your first week observing and assessing classes, and with the support of co-interns, Thai teachers and the Global Routes in-country director, develop appropriate goals and lesson plans. During the teaching placement, interns live with separate families within walking or biking distance from one another, their director and their schools. Living with a family in rural Thailand means giving up some of the conveniences to which you might be accustomed, such as running hot water, familiar foods or privacy. It is a unique opportunity to become more deeply immersed in Thai culture. At times your family stay will be stressful and frustrating, at others you will make profound cross-cultural discoveries.

108. Singleton - Using Volunteers In Your ESL Classroom (I-TESL-J) They have been collected from teachers who have used volunteers successfully Monitoring experience will expose the volunteer to your teaching style and http://iteslj.org/Articles/Singleton-Volunteers.html

The Internet TESL Journal Using Volunteers in your ESL Classroom: Suggestions for Newer Teachers Kate Singleton morganca [at] erols.com Arlington Education and Employment Program (Arlington, Virginia, USA) Picture this: You've just received word from your volunteer coordinator that a brand new, eager volunteer will be starting with your class next Monday. What are you going to do? Volunteers can be a tremendous asset in the ESL classroom. They can help you give extra attention to all of the students while the class is engaged in practice activities, or they can give extra help to small groups or individuals in the class. However, as you begin to use volunteers in your classroom, you will need to put a little extra time into planning how you'd like to put them to use, and you will need to designate time either before or during class (sometimes volunteers have to arrive late because of their work schedules) for clarifying your plans with the volunteer. The time it takes to do the extra planning is well worth it, though; it also decreases as you get used to it and build up your supply of strategies for using volunteers. And as your volunteer becomes more acquainted with your students' needs and your teaching style, he or she usually requires less explanation of activities. In general, the gains to your students and yourself far outweigh the bit of extra effort initially needed in using volunteers. Here are some tried and true ideas for using volunteers in your class. They have been collected from teachers who have used volunteers successfully for many years. They are listed in order from basic to more elaborate.

109. Volunteer Work, Working Holidays, Gap Years And Language Schools Overseas volunteering, overseas jobs and Gap Years from Travel Tree. Language Schools, Volunteering Programs, Jobs, Teaching Positions, Adventure Programs http://www.traveltree.co.uk/

Travel Tree Looking to grow? Search Travel Tree for volunteer work overseas, gap year programs, language schools, adventure holidays, international internships, career breaks, study abroad programs, jobs and much more. Keep growing Type of travel program Study Abroad Opportunities Internships Language Schools Volunteering Programs ... Career Breaks Travel Resources Travel insurance Embassies Govt travel warnings Hostels/accomodation ... Travel guides Travel Tools Travel Tree phone card Student flights Round the world flights About Travel Tree About us Advertise Contact us Link to us Study Abroad Opportunities Internships Language Schools Volunteering Programs Jobs Teaching Positions Adventure Programs Gap Year Programs Training and Educational Courses Career Breaks Travel insurance Embassies Govt travel warnings Hostels/accomodation Currency converter Travel gear Travel guides Program of the month Chile in the Summer? Chile is Raleigh International's most established expedition country, this means that it has also become one of our most popular. We have opportunities available for both young volunteers or as volunteer staff members. As a 17-25 yr old volunteer you'll take part in our unique 3 phase programme of sustainable community and environmental projects combined with adventure. Here's just a flavour: Community - On this expedition you could find yourself working in Puerto Gaviota, a remote community which makes its living from the sea. Here you will..... more Raleigh International Destination of the month SPAIN From remote mountain villages to the ritzy avenues of Barcelona and Madrid, Spain’s wide expanse of terrain and cultural experience attracts an equally vast range of travelers who sometimes never leave. Since the death of Franco and his repressive, ultra conservative regime in 1975, Spain has begun an economical and a creative renaissance. The country is now alive with an almost tangible optimism and excitement. Spaniards enjoy life and celebrate it. Some say this optimism can be contributed to the happy escapement of a 36 year oppressive regime. Others feel that it would do the rest of the wo.....

110. Physics Today September 2004- US Physics Teachers Volunteer In AIDS−Ravaged US Physics Teachers volunteer in AIDSRavaged Zambia. With a small grant and a good idea, a group of Virginia physics teachers is working in a remote area http://www.physicstoday.com/vol-57/iss-9/p30.html

document.writeln(AAMB7); Search advanced search Table of contents Past issues What is this? ... Virtual Journals Issues and Events With a small grant and a good idea, a group of Virginia physics teachers is working in a remote area of Zambia to prevent physics education from becoming a victim of the AIDS pandemic. The teachers began the project last summer by conducting two weeks of workshops for physics teachers at a handful of Zambian schools. "The people we're doing these workshops with are the people who are going to be out there in front of those classrooms with the physics, chemistry, and math students," said Charles Tisdale, a retired US Navy nuclear reactor operator who teaches physics at Princess Anne High School in Virginia Beach. "We're thinking global, but we're acting local in the sense that we're trying to get down and do something in Zambia that's going to make a difference. And it is also paying off as a reward to us." An education collaboration Described as "a collaboration in education," the COSM project began when Ken Cecire, an education specialist at Hampton, led the five physics teachers, three NASA scientists, and a teacher from Marymount International School in Rome to the St. Joseph's school. After workshops with Zambian teachers at St. Joseph's, the group conducted workshops at two other Zambian schools: St. Mary's High School in Livingstone and the Kabulonga Boys High School in the capital city of Lusaka.

111. Volunteer Thailand - Teaching English: Global Crossroad Offer Volunteer In Thail Global Crossroad offers most reliable, quality, and affordable volunteering, intership, trekking, adventure and crosscultural experience to international http://www.globalcrossroad.com/thailand/teachingenglish.php

Tell a friend Program Fees Links Country Coordinators ... VOLUNTEER TIBET Call Us - Toll Free (Within USA) (From UK) COMMUNITY SUPPORT TRAVEL RESOURCES Teaching English in Thailand Presently English teaching placement are available in: Nurseries or child centers (2-6 years old) Primary schools - grade 1 to 6 (6-12 years) Secondary schools (grade 7-12, 12-18 yrs of age) Sports school ... Non formal schools Ongoing Programs Work for Disadvantage Children Teaching English Special Education Centre Public Health Projects ... Mini-Adventure Thailand Program: Volunteer Thailand Projects: Teaching English in Schools Start dates: 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month Departure and End Point:

112. AP Index Volunteers are placed at universities where they teach conversation, reading, writing, In Vietnam, most volunteers teach in colleges and universities http://www.viaprograms.org/programs_in_asia/

Programs in Asia China Vietnam Indonesia How do I get involved? viaprograms.org the internet Volunteer in Asia with VIA! VIA is looking for volunteers with genuine interest in cross-cultural exchange who are dedicated to furthering communication and understanding between the peoples of the United States and Asia. For over 40 years , we have been providing Asian host institutions with a needed resource - native English speakers - while at the same time offering volunteers a unique opportunity to become a valued member of an Asian community. VIA strives to work with organizations who invite us to join them and in areas that do not receive as much foreign attention. VIA is different from many other organizations because volunteers are VIA. Volunteers make many programmatic decisions by consensus. Many staff positions, from in-country field representatives to home office program directors to board members are filled by former volunteers. We maintain a casual atmosphere while emphasizing training and preparation before departure and support while in the field. Every year we offer 20-30 amazing volunteers a unique opportunity to become a valued member of an Asian community. Will you be one?

113. Travel To Teach, International Volunteer Programs - Affordable Opportunities To Provides teaching volunteering opportunities in Thailand. http://www.travel-to-teach.org/

Travel to Teach is an international non-profit organisation, which provides affordable volunteer opportunities in areas such as English and IT teaching,conservation, eco-tourism and community developent. Travel to Teach's mission is to: Provide valuable working opportunities for our volunteers. Ensure genuine experiences of different cultures at a cost that most travelers can afford. Teach, or porvide other assistance and support in the poorer parts of the world where too little education is provided. We think that our programs are unique compared to others. We believe that we provide a premier service that is transparent, cost effective, personal, and flexible. Find out what makes us different from other volunteer organisations. Travel to Teach has no external funding; our participating volunteers pay for their stay and help support and expand the programs we run with their fees. We are religiously, politically and in every other aspect completely independent. Something between tourism, backpacking and volunteer-work. The benefits from volunteering with Travel to Teach are: You will learn to handle unknown situations.

114. Volunteer Work In Nepal Volunteer Nepal Voluntary Work Voluntary Service Volunte INFO Nepal provides training for foreign volunteers who wish to render their services to Antoinetle Branson, USA, 2 weeks, Teaching English Happy Home http://www.infonepal.org/

Newsletter INFO Staff Overseas Coordinator Volunteers Corner ... A wide variety of volunteering oppertunities in Nepal ....... Enroll Now with INFO Nepal Quick Menu About INFO Program Trainning Program Fee Application Host Families FAQ Contact Us PHOTO GALLERY INFO’s mission is to provide volunteers with a customized program that will enable them to make an important contribution to the people of Nepal, while gaining an in-depth experience of Nepal's language and culture, that will stay with the volunteers for the rest of their lives. INFO Nepal is a non-governmental organization (NGO) registered with the Social Welfare Council of Nepal since 2000. As a part of the Volunteer Program, INFO provides Nepali cultural and language training and then places trained volunteers in schools and communities across Nepal to: Teach English Raise awareness about environmental issues and sanitation Develop income generating programmes e.g. weaving, craft skills Provide Administrative Support Sponsorship Programme Provide Primary Health Care Education Assist in Orphanages and at Happy Home Children's Care House C urrent Volunteers: Nationality Duration Program Hilde Ide Belgium 5 moths Teaching English Michael Hunt England 2 month Teaching English at Children Library Lucial Tacken Holland 5 weeks Primary Health Care

115. Welcome To The Center For Social Concern At Johns Hopkins University! Center for Summer Learning and teach Baltimore, CSC partners Community Mediation, a CSC partner Baltimore Transition Connection, a CSC partner http://www.jhu.edu/csc/

CSC Student Groups Need help choosing a group? AIDS Buddies Alpha Phi Omega ... Learn how to help Katrina victims var site="sm3JHUCSC" visitors to this site about calendar student groups resources ... search

116. CPAWS Education - Network For Environmental Education - Capacity Building How to Train volunteer to be Teachers (A Manual). For the past four years, CPAWS has used volunteers in our inclass school programs. http://www.cpawscalgary.org/education/network-environmental-education/capacity-b

Free Resources Workshops Network for Environmental Education Teacher Toolkit ... Programs for Corporate Groups Network for Environmental Education (NEE) About Capacity Building Resources and Services Meetings Needs Assessment Influencing New Curriculum Capacity Building Online Resources Evaluating the Success of Your Environmental Education Program Improving Your Environmental Education Program How to Get ACTION Through Your Environmental Education Program ... Past Workshop Notes Wendy Passmore of W.P. Puppets shows her work at the June 19, 2002 workshop. Online Resources Evaluating the Success of Your Environmental Education Program Click here to view and download the latest version of this document. Improving your Environmental Education program Workshop Notes: Resource person Sue Staniforth has been kind enough to provide interested groups and individuals with a copy of her lecture notes from her May, 2002 workshop in Calgary. Click here to view these notes. She also has graciously provided a comprehensive list of resources and articles from the research on environmental education. Click here to view the list.

117. UCD Internship And Career Center International Opportunities Peace Corps Education Volunteers work with local teachers to help develop educational materials that are relevant to the community, making what is learned http://la.ucdavis.edu/international/esl.htm

Home Alumni Employers Undergraduates ... Prospective Students Teaching Engl ish (ESL) Abroad This is a list of Resources for those who are interested in teaching English Abroad to non-native speakers. Teach English Abroad for a Summer Education De America http://www.teacheslabroad.com/ The main office of Education De America is located in Los Angeles, CA and they have contacts with over 1700 English institutions that offer teaching positions in Korea. By contracting and sending out English Instructors to Korea, their primary goal is to provide instructors with a comfortable living atmosphere along with reasonable compensations. World Teach http://www.worldteach.org WorldTeach is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development at Harvard University which provides opportunities for individuals to make a meaningful contribution to international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries. WorldTeach has established a proud history of contributing to international education and development as well as promoting cultural exchange between disparate regions of the world. WorldTeach has placed thousands of volunteer educators in communities throughout Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe. VIA (Volunteers in Asia) http://www.volasia.org/

118. ..:: Teaching&Projects Abroad, Voluntary Work Abroad For Gap Year, Student Disse Places paying volunteers in work experience projects in Africa, Asia and the Americas. Programmes cover a large number of specialities including teaching, http://www.teaching-abroad.co.uk/

About us Projects Destinations More info ... Apply now 27 Sep 2005 Newsletter Brochure Play the movie Postcard of the month, a new volunteer story from a different country every month Shaun Passey I am currently doing a teaching placement here in the bustling metropolis that is Shanghai. I know it's the biggest cliché ever but I can honestly say that it is an experience quite out of this world. INFO 2 Week Specials, summer projects abroad Open Days, come meet us summer breaks, gap years, career breaks, graduate placements project of the month, destination of the month Project of the month: specials Specials: Our friends and colleagues in Sri Lanka and India have requested help from our volunteers. Whether you have a specific skill or just wish to lend a hand below are some projects you can help on. Aldsworth Parade, Goring, Sussex BN12 4TX Tel : +44(0)1903 708300 About us Projects Destinations More info ... Apply now

119. Welcome To Amity Institute culture and a wide variety of other subjects in the United States. We also sponsor qualified Americans as English teachers in foreign countries. http://www.amity.org/

2004 Poster Contest Winners 2004 Poster Contest 2003 Poster Contest Winners Bringing Culture to Local Schools Amity Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building international friendship and cultural understanding through teaching exchange. Based on the belief that cross-cultural interaction creates an effective, dynamic learning environment, Amity Institute sponsors international educators to teach in US schools and abroad. Amity provides opportunities for global educators to share their knowledge with students, schools and communities. To learn more about Amity Institute, please use the links below or the menu to the left. Exchange Teacher Program Intern Teacher Program Amity Institute Intern Program ... Media Information

120. Teaching & Volunteering Abroad - Study Abroad Alumni Pages, Santa Clara Universi Teaching and Volunteering Opportunities Abroad. There is a world of need out there, as they say, and many students who have had their eyes opened through http://www.scu.edu/SCU/Programs/InternationalPrograms/alumni/teachvolabroad.cfm

SCU Home Page Phonebook Campus Map Site Index Search International Programs SCU London Semester Study Abroad Information Course Approvals Online ... Information for Faculty Teaching and Volunteering Opportunities Abroad There is a world of need out there, as they say, and many students who have had their eyes opened through study abroad wish to return overseas to either offer their services as a volunteer or to teach English (or other subjects) to students of all ages. Here is a list of some resources you might consider in your search. AIESEC http://www.aiesec.org/ AIESEC is the international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential so as to have a positive impact on society. In addition to providing over 5,000 leadership positions and delivering over 350 conferences, AIESEC also runs an exchange program that enables over 3,500 students and recent graduates the opportunity to live and work in another country. Alliances Abroad http://www.alliancesabroad.com

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