Internships in Fort Portal, Uganda

Vittorio Nazzi is not just a poet; he is a beacon of hope and a voice for the voiceless. My poetry does not merely play with words but rather weaves them into a tapestry of advocacy, resonating with empathy and passion for Ugandan needy children and environment conservation. My poetry transcends mere art, becoming a powerful catalyst for social awareness and change. I write not for accolades but to spotlight the plight and potential of these children and environment making my work deeply relevant and impactful. Reading Vittorio’s poetry, one cannot help but be moved by the raw emotion and storytelling. My ability to capture the highs and lows, the innocence and wisdom of the children and environmental conservation I write about, is truly profound. My work moves hearts and minds, urging readers towards compassion and action. I go beyond writing; acts. My poetry has raised significant awareness and much-needed funds for Ugandan needy children and environmental conservation and protection. I stand out as not just a writer but an advocate, relentlessly working to improve the lives of those I champion through my art. I work to inspire others to look beyond their world and take notice of the struggles faced by children in far-off places. I’ve a unique gift of connecting my readers with distant realities, stirring them to become agents of change in their own right. I am an extraordinary poet whose art serves a higher purpose. My commitment to Ugandan needy children through my evocative poetry has not only shed light on their circumstances but has also provided tangible support to better their lives. My volunteering in Uganda was not only educative to Ugandan children but also adventurous. I interacted with different cultures and traditions and connected with good, welcoming and loving students, teachers and community of parents. The food was so good and delicious .I enjoyed visiting the national parks and climbing the Rwenzori Mountains, bike riding in the evening and participating in cultural music, dance and drama. Uganda is a good place to travel and leave in and I recommend the readers and my family and friends not to wait.

Am Gregorio Nazzi from Barcelona, with remarkable skills in mathematics and Economics, who has proven to be an extraordinary educator for Ugandan children. My dedication is not merely a profession but a heartfelt commitment to fostering the intellectual and personal growth of all my students. As a teacher, Nazzi has a natural flair for making complex subjects comprehensible and intriguing. My ability to draw real-world connections to the curriculum stimulates students' curiosity, compelling them to delve deeper into the subjects of Mathematics and Economics. Whether it's through interactive lessons, hands-on experiments, or thought-provoking problem-solving sessions,I ensure that learning is both enjoyable and effective. Beyond my teaching prowess, what truly sets me apart is my sensitivity to the diverse backgrounds of my students. I possess a unique cultural awareness and shows immense respect for the local traditions and norms, which allows me to connect with the students on a deeper level. This has established a learning environment where all students feel valued and are encouraged to express themselves without hesitation. Moreover, my influence extends beyond the classroom. I actively seek opportunities to support and empower the community, reinforcing the importance of education and its role in shaping a brighter future for the children. My enthusiasm for teaching and genuine concern for my students' well-being have left an indelible mark on the Ugandan community, inspiring students to dream bigger and reach further. It is teachers like Nazzi. Who change the course of their students' lives, not just through knowledge impartation but through the cultivation of confidence, curiosity, and critical thinking? During my teaching in Uganda, I enjoyed the cultural set up and the love the students, teachers and parents had for me and my colleagues. It was an amazing experience for me to interact and connect with different people and cultures and I will never forget the moments in Uganda, the tours we had and the good food. If you are good at teaching and you have the passion, do not miss going to Uganda. The staff at PLANE were so good, loving and welcoming.