Description

Home to some of the most magnificent and spectacular wildlife, ancient and mysterious tribal communities, vast expanses of savannah, tropical blue oceans and imposing mountain landscapes, Tanzania will surpass all expectations. Big game species roam the plains and gorges where early human skeletons lie undiscovered while Mount Kilimanjaro challenges all who behold her. The waters of the Indian Ocean caress the shores of Tanzania and hold a staggeringly diverse range of species, from curious invertebrates to gigantic whale sharks and manta rays gliding silently over the coral reefs.

* What Will I Be Doing?

Whilst on your placement you will work with a local school. Duties will include teaching English and potentially other subjects, depending on needs and experience. Classes are generally very full and teachers in demand so you may find yourself working as a teacher's assistant in class in order to support all of the students more effectively, or as you progress you may even be asked to take classes of your own! Outside of the formal school hours, teaching volunteers are encouraged to arrange extracurricular activities such as sports, games, arts and music!

Highlights

* Discover a land of intense beauty.
* Earn your TEFL certificate for free!
* Make lifelong friends.

Languages

• English

Cost in US$:

1,600

Cost Includes:

• Food
• Housing
• In-country orientation/Training
• Written materials pre-departure

Program Fees Include:

Before you go:
* Pre-departure support
* Travel & medical advice & documentation
* Equipment advice
* Discounted medical kit
* Free Frontier t-shirt

In-country:
* Two meals a day
* Accommodation
* Airport pick-up
* Ground transfers
* Project orientation and training
* 24-hour in-country and international HQ emergency support and back-up

Experience Required

no

Volunteer Types

• Childcare/children
• Curriculum Planning
• Education
• English Teaching
• Teaching
• Volunteering

This Program is open to

Worldwide Participants. This Program is also open to Couples and Individuals.

Typical Living Arrangements

• Group living

Participants Travel

Independently

Application Process Involves

• Phone/Video Interview

Frontier's Mission Statement

To conserve the world's most endangered wildlife and threatened habitats and to build sustainable livelihoods for marginalized and under resourced communities in the world's poorest countries. To create solutions that are apolitical, forward-thinking, community-driven, and innovative and which take into consideration the long-term needs of low income communities.

Year Founded

1989