Teaching Monks in Ladakh
Location: India: Ladakh
Program Duration: 5-8 weeks, 9-12 weeks, 3-6 months (includes high school academic semester abroad)
Typical Duration of Program: 5-8 weeks
Dates: March to December
Description
You will be teaching young monks of primary school age in a monastery school.
Highlights
The unique opportunity to be in a respected and useful post in a Buddhist monastery.
Qualifications
The main need is for teachers who can teach English as a foreign language (TEFL), Maths, Science and IT. However, if you can offer other subjects, we can certainly consider you. If you have nothing to offer right now, we would ask you to get a basic TEFL qualification. These matters are discussed with you during a telephone interview.
Minimum Education
Diploma/Certification
Languages
- English
Cost in US$:
From USD 470 for minimum two months
Cost Include Description:
* Placement in a school
* Briefing materials about living and working in the Himalayas.
* Information about the school
* A pack of TEFL materials
* The services of a HELP representative
Credit Available
no
Salary/Pay
The benefits are non-monetaryVolunteer Types
- primary education
Typical Volunteer
The qualities you will need to make a useful contribution to your school are: resilience and adaptability, an open mind and an interest in other cultures, good mental and physical health, tact and diplomacy.Age Range
19+This Program is open to
Worldwide Participant.
Typical Living Arrangements
- Home-stays
Participants Travel to India
Independently
Application Process Involves
- Letters of Reference
- Phone/Video Interview
- Written Application
Typically The Application Process Time is
2 -4 weeksPost Services Include
- Alumni Network
Himalayan Education Lifeline Programme's Mission Statement
The aim of HELP is to enhance the lives of poor Himalayan communities by supporting selected educational and training projects. HELP realizes its aims by enabling responsible and committed people from the developed world to: - sponsor young people with the potential to benefit from a school or college education, but without the means to do so. - make a donation to provide grants to individual students, and also to schools and health clinics that lack the means to acquire the materials or premises required to provide a satisfactory service to their communities. - undertake short-term assignments as volunteers in support of educational and training projects
Year Founded
2002
