In Ghana, children go to kindergarten between the ages of 2-6 years.
Volunteers can assist the staff with their daily tasks. These include
playing, doing crafts, and singing with the children, as
well as feeding them, and making sure they take their afternoon nap.
In addition, the children are already taught basic knowledge. You will
teach them basic things, such as numbers, the alphabet
and the beginnings of the English language. Our volunteers are not restricted to one project. If you want to
experience different types of work and get diverse impressions, you are
welcome to work in more than one project. We are looking forward to welcoming you in Ghana!
After breakfast (6 a.m. - 8 a.m.) you go to your nursery where you support the staff with
all tasks during the day (9 a.m. - 2 p.m.). During lunch break (12 p.m. - 1 p.m.) you can come
back to the Volunteer-House to eat or you stay with the kids. After school
the volunteers are free to do what they like. There are plenty of hiking
trails, a swimming pool, bars and other interesting locations close to
our Volunteer-House. Dinner is served at 6 p.m.
Our accommodations are located in the beautiful village of Obomeng. It is part of the Kwahu Highlands in the Eastern part of the country. Since its location is high above sea level, it offers a very pleasant climate for Europeans. During your stay you will be staying either in our volunteer house or with a host family. The Kwahu Highlands offer plenty of opportunities for day trips. At nearby Lake Volta you can take a boat trip or go swimming. Diverse hiking trails to the peaks of the mountains offer wonderful views over the valleys and the Ghanaian jungle. At the markets in the larger villages, many exciting things can be purchased, and during the rainy season, the numerous waterfalls offer an alternative shower. At Easter, people from all over Ghana come to Kwahu to celebrate the biggest festival of the country. Nothing compares to this crazy event! Anyone planning on coming to Ghana around this time should not miss the Easter celebration.
Included: Transfer from the airport to the accommodation, Placement in a single/double bedroom or in a host family, 3 meals a day, Electricity and water (can be unreliable in Ghana), Contribution to the projects, Starter package to prepare you for your stay, Support before your departure and throughout your whole stay, Organisation of trips, Ghanaian SIM-Card, Assistance with your visa application and extension, List of your fellow travellers, Certificate after your return
Pick up from the airport to the accomodation provided. Driving time: 2-3 hours depending on traffic
In our volunteer houses up to 20 people can be accommodated in single or double bedrooms. Showers with running water and electricity are available. In addition, water tanks are available in case of water shortage. The rooms are lockable and equipped with mosquito protection.All houses have common areas for social gatherings and eating together. Located near the volunteer houses there are many bars where you can have a refreshing drink after work or celebrate with the locals on the weekends
Three meals a day are provided in our accommodations by our cook. She cooks a variation of European and Ghanaian food so you can get used to the Ghanaian cuisine.
Start Date can be choosen freely!
Assistant at a daycare center
Support a nursery by playing, singing or doing handicrafts with the kids. Teach them the alphabet, how to count and the English language.
$104/week
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