61. Alliance Abroad - Work Abroad, Volunteer Abroad, Teach Abroad And Work In USA We offer a wide range of customized work abroad, volunteer abroad, teach abroad and language programs to destinations all over the world, as well as paid http://www.alliancesabroad.com/

document.write(""+doClock("M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")+""); home about us partners participants ... nursing Search by: Are you ready to discover new places and have unique experiences? Travel, work, teach, and volunteer abroad ! Are you an employer who wants to make the difference? Hire international trainees and seasonal workers! Are you an agency abroad who inspires dreams to become reality? Let`s make it happen together! Bring more diversity, passion, adventure, and magic in YOUR world. Go for it ! Summer is here and so are the Turtles! The Turtle breeding season has started and we need your help. Volunteers provide a vital resource in the fight to protect and preserve the turtles and their breeding grounds. For the month of June we will be offering discounts on all of our volunteer programs that have Turtle conservation projects Click here for more details about thess programs home press site map links ... forms

62. Student Travel And Volunteer Work Abroad Through Global Routes, college students interested in volunteer work abroad are assigned in pairs to remote villages where they teach in local schools and take http://www.globalroutes.org/student-travel.html

Student Travel and Volunteer Work Abroad - through Teaching Internships Global Routes offers international teaching positions for college students who wish to volunteer in the following locations: Costa Rica Ghana St. Lucia Ecuador ... Thailand For students aged 17 and older Have you ever wanted to teach English in Africa? Perhaps math or science is your specialty. Most prospective interns come to Global Routes expecting to find themselves teaching english overseas, but teachers are needed in almost all subject areas. Throughout the world thousands of children lack the basic necessities of education: books, pencils, desks and teachers. Through Global Routes, college students interested in volunteer work abroad are assigned in pairs to remote villages where they teach in local schools and take on the responsibility of completing at least one community service project. All interns in our student work abroad program are placed in schools within a 10 mile radius of one another, so no student travels more than 10 miles to reach the other. If you’ve ever wanted to teach english in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Kenya, Thailand, St. Lucia, or Ghana – among many other subjects – we invite you to investigate our student work abroad program. You may teach abroad in summer, or take time off from your studies during the fall or spring semester for your teaching internship.

63. Travel To Teach Thailand - Volunteering Opportunities In Thailand- Volunteer Tea volunteer and teach deaf blind kids volunteer, teach English and live in a temple - volunteering opportunities for travelers gap year students to teach http://www.travel-to-teach.org/thai/vol_home.html

T2T Homepage Thailand News About Us ... Apply Select a country Thailand Mexico Thailand, the Land of Smiles Volunteers Stories For Alumni FAQ Volunteer Life Schools and Teaching All ages. Our age limits are 18 up. We havve a concentration on the early twenties and early thirties, but all ages are represented. The mixing of ages and nationalities is part of the experience. T2T hiking Travel-to-Teach sometimes makes hiking trips togenther in one of the National parks in our area. Travel to Teach Volunteers chatting in front of the Nongkhai dorm. Most of our volunteer stories are published in the Newsletter , but are also concentrated on this page. People come to volunteer with us for different reasons. We have a fairly "open" agenda so we can accommodate to many different ambitions. But our volunteers have kept the common denominators of curiousness of and respect for Thai people and culture, delivering ambitious and good work and having fun in the meanwhile. A great Thai tradition! Emma, 19, England Mike, 26, USA Marlous, 22, Holland Josine, 19, Holland ... Christoffer, 25, USA Email: Emma Redshaw , Feb 04 I arrived in Nongkhai in the pouring rain in early February 2004 wondering why I had left the warmth of Australia (where I had been traveling before) behind me and come to a country which was cold and wet and I didn't understand the language. But very soon, actually by the end of breakfast in the Danish bakery (a cultural experience in itself with all the old farang guys and their pretty young Thai girlfriends!) the other volunteers had made me feel at home.

64. Global Volunteer Network: Volunteer Programs Thailand We have volunteer opportunities available to work with wild animals through our You also have the opportunity to teach wildlife education in the local http://www.volunteer.org.nz/programs/

Select Volunteer Program - Alaska - China - Ecuador - El Salvador - Ghana (Environmental) - Ghana (Refugee Camp) - Ghana (Teaching) - Nepal - New Zealand - Romania - Russia - Thailand - Uganda - Vietnam Home Programs About News Newsletter FAQ ... programs Feature Program: New Zealand Join a small team of volunteers working to preserve, monitor, and re-establish the natural environment in the Wellington region. New Zealand's capital city, Wellington, is perched on the shores of a deep natural harbour surrounded by wooded hills. The Wellington region encompasses diverse landforms, indigenous plants and wildlife, and an extensive and varied coastline. Wellington is a centre for threatened species management and has a number of captive breeding facilities working with some of our most rare bird, reptile, and insect species. Volunteers will form an integral part of our wildlife monitoring and research projects. Our program area extends throughout New Zealand’s North Island. Your time on the New Zealand Nature Program will be spent replanting native bush on several harbour islands, removing invasive pest plants, participating in bird and seal surveys, taking part in predator control, monitoring dolphins in Wellington harbour, exploring coastal inlets on sea kayaks, and helping in dune restoration. Prepare yourself to encounter the challenges of environmental restoration in our native forests, along our wild coastline, and on our coastal islands.

65. Global Volunteer Network: China Program Schedule. This does vary from school to school, but generally volunteers usually teach between 14 hours and 20 hours per week. http://www.volunteer.org.nz/china/

Select Volunteer Program - Alaska - China - Ecuador - El Salvador - Ghana (Environmental) - Ghana (Refugee Camp) - Ghana (Teaching) - Nepal - New Zealand - Romania - Russia - Thailand - Uganda - Vietnam Home Programs About News Newsletter FAQ ... Alaska China Ecuador El Salvador Ghana Nepal ... Vietnam China Navigation > About the Program > About China > Gallery > Media > FAQ ... > Apply Volunteer Feedback "It was wonderful to explore the area and contribute my time and energy toward conservation efforts as a volunteer instead of as a regular tourist! I loved everything." Layla - Ecuador Volunteer "Thank you for a wonderful program, I have been very fortunate to be a part of it. The pace of life is much faster here and it will take some time to readjust." Jamaal Jefferson - Ghana Volunteer "The area that we stayed in was beautiful and I feel like I experienced the Nepali way of life." Vicki - Nepal Volunteer Sign up for the Newsletter HTML Plain Text GVN Home > china Volunteer in China Chinese School Children The Global Volunteer Network currently has teaching English opportunities available through our partner organization in China. This will give you a chance to make an important contribution to the people of China and while doing so gain an in depth experience of the country and its culture, that will stay with you the rest of your life. This particular program is unique to alternative programs that we offer. Education is regarded extremely important so children are sent from the local villages into the cities to be schooled. The schools are well resourced and volunteers are sought in order to help with conversational English. It is the wish of the Chinese nation to become bilingual.

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67. Idealist Teachers: Start A Volunteering Program In Your School The arts, teach art, dance or music to kids in an after school program. Poverty and homelessness, volunteer at a soup kitchen or hold a clothes drive in your http://www.idealist.org/teachers/startvolprogram.html

Action Without Borders idea list .org Volunteer resource center Start a volunteer program in your school We know how busy teachers are, so our aim here is to put in one place enough information about school volunteer programs to make it simple for you to start one of your own. What to consider when starting a volunteer program The nuts and bolts: policies, forms, and log sheets Classroom reflection after volunteer work Finding funding for your program ... Lesson plans and teaching materials Idealist educational resource guides Human rights The environment Careers in the nonprofit sector Keep in touch Volunteer resource center Idealist volunteer database Find more volunteer opportunities Start a volunteer program Family volunteering Service learning Connect with other teachers Share your stories with us ... Teachers home What to consider when starting a volunteering program What kind of program would you like to have, formal or informal? When starting out, decide how big your program is going to be: Do you want to be the volunteer coordinator in your school and develop a structured, official program or do you want to simply be the teacher that helps kids get started on their own? Another possibility is to create a formal program for your own class that involves a certain number of hours of community service related to an issue they are studying. For example, perhaps your students feel strongly about child labor and would like to do a one-time community service project about it.

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69. Volunteer :: Saint Louis Zoo Zoo volunteers arrive from a diversity of backgrounds, and bring a variety of experience Of course, no prior experience is necessary we ll teach you what you http://www.stlzoo.org/supportthezoo/volunteer/

Site Map Search Contact Press Room Selected shortcuts for... - Zoo Visitors - Educators - Students - Members - Donors - Sponsors - Event Planners - Prospective Staff - Professional Peers - Media - Regional Community - Mission - History - Organization - Economic Impact ... Support the Zoo Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer Inquiry Form The Saint Louis Zoo welcomes enthusiastic volunteers who have a love for animals and a passion for serving the people of our community. Zoo volunteers arrive from a diversity of backgrounds, and bring a variety of experience, knowledge and skill to the Zoo's operations. Of course, no prior experience is necessary we'll teach you what you need. Whether you have just a few hours each month to spare, or are looking for a new avenue in life, there is a home for you at the Zoo. Volunteer Requirements You must be at least 15 years of age. You must offer a minimum of 30 hours of service per year You must schedule an appointment with Volunteer Services by calling (314) 781-0900, ext. 261 Attend required training (provided free of charge by the Zoo) Volunteer Opportunities Program Description Training Additional Requirements Hours Ambassadors Volunteer ambassadors serve the public throughout the grounds providing basic information, directions, and Zoo history. On occasion, ambassadors assist with crowd control and special events.

70. Volunteering, Charities, And Non-profit Organizations - Helping The Homeless At Sponsor a homeless child or juvenile offender in your local Boys and Girls Club, volunteer your assistance in How to teach Children About Giving to Charity. http://4homeless.hypermart.net/help.html

Volunteering, Charity, and Non-profit Help for the Homeless What can I do to help the homeless Don't give cash hand-outs to a homeless person, unless so moved to do so! By doing so, you risk the chance of aiding a possible alcoholic or drug addict in getting there next fix, although you will still receive your spiritual blessing from the man up above. Instead, purchase food for that person yourself. If you want to to learn more about homelessness and its relationship to alcohol and drug abuse in the United States visit Join Together After you feed that homeless person, refer them to social services, or another charity that provides food, shelter, and/or assistance. If you're already affilliated with a charitable or non-profit organization, and you have them to give, leave that person with a food voucher, and reassure them that you will pray for there deliverance from homelessness and any addictions or character defects that bind them. Donate clothes, especially cold weather ones, to your local donations charity and always keep an item in your vehicle, ready to drop off in any Salvation Army drop box that you may see while enroute to your destination. Remember, homelessness, has many faces so include diapers and other enfant necessities in your list of donated items, for the children of single and battered women. Also, donating an unused toy or two won't be missed and could brighten up some homeless child's Christmas or Birthday.

71. Internships & Volunteer Programs InternAbroad.com www.internabroad.com. If you re feeling an urge to volunteer, teach, intern or work in another corner of the world, check out this site. http://www.webcoin.net/html/body_internsites.html

American Red Cross www.redcross.org/volunteer/vol.html One in every 200 Americans is a Red Cross volunteer. Youth and young adults up to age 24 are the fastest growing segment of the Red Cross volunteer staff and comprise 35% of all Red Cross volunteers. Learn about the variety of volunteer opportunities that exist with the American Red Cross on this site. Corporation for National Service www.cns.gov Idealist www.idealist.org Search over 20,000 nonprofit and community organizations in 140 countries to locate job and internship opportunities. Find thousands of volunteer opportunities in your community and around the world, and view a list of organizations that can help you volunteer abroad. InternAbroad.com www.internabroad.com If you're feeling an urge to volunteer, teach, intern or work in another corner of the world, check out this site. You can study up on topics ranging from a particular country's customs to the quality of its local medical facilities. This site also hosts travel tips from seasoned globetrotters. Even book your plane tickets and rail passes here when you're ready to venture overseas. InternshipPrograms.com

72. JobMonkey Featured Links Work, volunteer, teach, Intern Abroad by Cultural Embrace, PST 5/5/04 0340 pm. Cultural Embrace wants you to have an authentic experience http://www.uptilt.com/functions/message_board.html?siteid=4556&mbid=1679&mid=254

73. Student Volunteer Campus Community Chinese Language School requires volunteer with sufficiently high proficiency in spoken (we teach only Cantonese dialect) and written Chinese (Traditional http://www.ualberta.ca/~svcc/vol.html

Back: About SVCC Volunteering Schedule SVCC operates on a session-by-session basis, with three sessions per year. These sessions run September to December (fall session), January to April (winter session), and May to August (summer session). Because most of our volunteers are University students, our schedule is co-ordinated with that of the University. Each session lasts 13 weeks. The first week is used for student registration and for our orientation for new volunteers. The remaining 12 weeks are used for the classes. We operate on Saturdays. The 13-week session is scheduled to finish well before the University's final exam period. For example, the fall session will typically end on the last Saturday in November. SVCC is in its Upcoming session - Session Volunteer orientation: Call for volunteers We are seeking volunteer teachers for either of these programs: English Language School - Teaching ESL to adults or children. Topics including grammar, reading, writing, and conversation

74. Solar System Features - Volunteer Educators Teach Space Exploration volunteer Educators teach Space Exploration John Reiss, solar system ambassador. John Reiss, solar system ambassador Browse image JPEG Ambassador home page. http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/solar_system/features/ambassadors.html

NEWS RELEASES (2001) NEWS NOTES PRESS KITS ... EMPLOYEE NEWSPAPER Volunteer Educators Teach Space Exploration John Reiss, solar system ambassador Browse image JPEG Ambassador home page When U.S. Army veteran John Reiss Jr. got a request to make a presentation to retired military officers in Yuma, Ariz., he had no idea it would blossom into a two-day, multi-subject event for potentially hundreds of people. The request came to Reiss because he is a Solar System Ambassador, one of a nationwide network of more than 200 volunteers coordinated by JPL. The ambassadors lead public programs about space exploration. On Oct. 17 and 18, Reiss, of Scottsdale, Ariz., and a colleague, Jim Ashley, will be making six presentations at various locations in the Yuma area, including Arizona Western College, the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station and the Army's Yuma Proving Ground. Commanding Officer Col. Mark E. Condra will introduce Reiss at the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station. Reiss will discuss Cassini mission. Browse image JPEG High resolution TIFF Reiss will describe the Mars Odyssey and Cassini-Huygens missions. Mars Odyssey, which will arrive at Mars on Oct. 24 Universal time (Oct. 23 Pacific time), will take measurements of the red planet's atmosphere and collect images to help scientists better understand its composition. Cassini-Huygens is on its way to Saturn and Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Ashley will present information about asteroids and comets that orbit near Earth. He will also give tips for viewing next month's Leonid meteor shower. Ashley is associate director of Minor Planet Research, Inc., an Arizona-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to discovering near-Earth asteroids and comets.

75. Volunteer To Teach English In South Africa volunteer to teach English to Children in South Africa with Global Vision International. Home Expeditions, Projects and Courses http://www.gvi.co.uk/pages/projectDetail.asp?expedition=27

76. VIA Volunteer Programs In Asia: Overview Of Destinations Vietnam In Vietnam, most volunteers teach in colleges and universities affiliated with the Ministry of Education. Their students http://www.viaprograms.org/programs_in_asia/overview.html

Home About VIA Programs in Asia Programs at Stanford ... Support VIA Programs in Asia General Info VIA Basic Facts Slideshow Program Options Application, Interview, and Training Dates ... Download an Application Programs by Country Overview China Indonesia Vietnam Related Information Life After VIA Contact Us Volunteering In Asia: Destinations China China volunteer teachers live and work in a variety of large universities and smaller colleges or middle schools across the country. Volunteers have taught conversation, literature, writing and culture while finding time to work with people outside their teaching role in the community. Teachers live in modest apartments on campus. A half-time field coordinator resides in China. China volunteers serve for one or two years. For those with intermediate Chinese reading skills, there is one position working for a Chinese non-governmenal development organization while teaching part-time. One-year postings for continuing undergraduates are also available.... more on China Indonesia VIA offers a number of different volunteer opportunities in Indonesia. Volunteers are placed at universities where they teach conversation, reading, writing, literature, or cross-cultural understanding. Offered on a more limited basis are postings at local non-governmental organizations (NGO's) where volunteers provide English language assistance ("English Resource"). For continuing undergraduates interested in volunteering for a full year, a few English teaching posts are available. At most posts there are a variety of housing options available, including homestays. A full-time field coordinator resides in Jakarta....

77. Tokyo Nihongo Volunteer Network [Introduction] Workshops. Mini symposium. Publish the Nihongo volunteer Classroom Guide , that is useful for people want to learn or teach Japanese close to home or to work. http://www.tnvn.jp/introe.html

Tokyo Nihongo Volunteer Network T op Introduction Japanese Language Volunteers Japanese language volunteers support people living in Japan who need to learn the Japanese language in order to live in Japan. At the Japanese classes, volunteers teach not only Japanese but also about living in Japan and about Japanese customs. Occasionally , they also counsel people concerning problems about life in Japan.) Japanese volunteer language classes have many different courses depending on the needs of the students and the abilities of the group members.Teachers not only teach about language and culture, but also learn about many different cultures. Japanese volunteer groups offer private lessons, small group lessons and large group lessons. Groups also hold other activities, such as international friendship parties, workshops, and teaching about traditional Japanese crafts and hobbies. Japanese volunteer language groups are not only about language teaching,but about building international grass roots networks. Tokyo Nihongo Volunteer Network Recently, the number of foreigners has increased year by year in Japan. Because of this, Japanese volunteer language groups have also increased.

78. Mom Manages To Write, Teach, Volunteer, Even Bird-watch Mom manages to write, teach, volunteer, even birdwatch. By ASA BUSHNELL. The Courier. It’s probably true that Marjorie White Pellegrino http://www.maginationpress.com/pellegrino.html

Mom manages to write, teach, volunteer, even bird-watch By ASA BUSHNELL The Courier It’s probably true that Marjorie White Pellegrino is not a household name among most adults in our community, but her skills touch the lives of so many youngsters in so many memorable ways that almost everyone in the next generation soon will know who she is. In the heroic tradition of "The Scarlet Pimpernel," she’s here, she’s there, she’s everywhere, helping others with tireless enthusiasm. "I showed my schedule for the coming month to a friend," says Pellegrino, "and she remarked, ‘That’s pathetic.’" Well, "pathetic" obviously isn’t the word Marge Pellegrino would use – she prefers "exciting," "rewarding" or "fun" – though she readily admits her nonstop volunteerism for little monetary gain could be viewed as pitiful. A favorite cause is the Tucson Writers’ Project, which she describes as a "jewel in the crown" of the Tucson-Pima Public Library system. As a part of an APPLECORP grant, obtained for TWP through the "genius" of Ann Dernier, the library’s poet-in-residence, Pellegrino this year is involved with the Center for Prevention and Resolution of Violence at the Southside Presbyterian Church and PAL (Play and Learn) after-school program at Keeling Elementary in the Amphitheater School District. "Both programs empower students through writing and community-building activities," she enthuses.

79. Page 1 Welcome to the. volunteer Tutor Program. serving these students English as a Second Language. To find out how you can become a volunteer Tutor click here. http://teach.lanecc.edu/abse/volunteer/page1.html

Secondary Education Tutor Program student services about ABSE. Lane's home Welcome to the Volunteer Tutor Program serving these students: English as a Second Language To find out how you can become a Volunteer Tutor click here If you are a student seeking a tutor click here Si Ud. es un estudiante buscando a un tutor, oprima Meet the Tutor Coordinator See the Volunteer Tutor of the Season For information on literacy, click on the links below: www.nifl.gov www.oregonliteracy.org www.famlit.org www.laubach.org ... return to Lane's home page

80. ReliefWeb: NWMT Volunteers Teach In Iraq, Monitor Safety NWMT volunteers teach in Iraq, monitor safety. Six volunteer nurses with Northwest Medical Teams continue to work in Iraq despite the surge of violence in http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/0/3029d11947a98cfe85256e750074f4c9?OpenDocume

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