Teach English in Phnom Penh: From $370 for 2 wks

General Info

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Volunteers work approximately five hours a day in community centers, orphanages or public schools for children from disadvantaged backgrounds. The children are ages 6 and up, and they are divided into classes ranging from basic to intermediate level English. Volunteers usually work with local teachers, although in certain resource-poor schools they plan lessons and lead classes alone.

COST INCLUDES
Among other services, the cost includes:
Preparation Briefing
The briefing offers you a wealth of information and helpful tips to prepare you for your trip.

UBELONG Mentor
UBELONG pairs you with a UBELONG Mentor, a highly experienced member of their team who works closely with you throughout your UBELONG experience.

Safety Meeting
Prior to your departure, you have a meeting with your UBELONG Mentor. You go over staying safe during your placement, as well as tips for getting the most out of your experience. The meetings generally occur over the phone or Skype, but if you are in the same location as your UBELONG Mentor they can occur in person.

Airport pickup

Orientation
The UBELONG local team leader gives you an orientation to go over everything from getting around to the work that you will be doing.
Housing
You live with other volunteers in a safe, comfortable and welcoming home in your community.

Food
You receive breakfast, lunch and dinner every day.

24/7 in-country support
Throughout your placement, UBELONG works with its local team leaders to provide you with any assistance that you may need.

Fundraising and networking
UBELONG holds fundraising and networking events throughout the year to support development initiatives. Join UBELONG online, in Washington, DC or wherever in the world we are holding an event.

COST DOES NOT INCLUDE
Airfare, travel medical insurance and miscellaneous spending like souvenirs, taxis, etc.

Benefits:

Program fees from US$370 (2 wks) to US$2,380 (6 mos)

Requirements:

Volunteers work approximately five hours a day in community centers, orphanages or public schools for children from disadvantaged backgrounds. The children are ages 6 and up, and they are divided into classes ranging from basic to intermediate level English. Volunteers usually work with local teachers, although in certain resource-poor schools they plan lessons and lead classes alone.