Teaching kids in different educational projects

This teach program tries to tackle poverty and social inequality through qualitative education. Every child has the right to qualitative education, focussed on personality development, regardless of their own capabilities and limitations and regardless of the place and culture in which they grow up. Children from underprivileged families and ethnic minorities, children with a disability and children in rural areas should have the same opportunities as others.

This is why we offer those children qualitative education and give them a hot meal at noon. We also organize doctors and dentists appointments, help them in their schools if necessary, we have parent meetings, ...

You work together in a team of (10) volunteers (p.e. teachers, speech therapist, physiotherapists) under the guidance of a Peruvian teacher and 2 Belgian project responsibles. In a mutual agreement we set up your daily tasks:

• You give classes in the  morning to kids with disability.
• You give classes in the afternoon to little groups of toddlers.
• You help with cleaning and keeping the project in order.
• You help to prepare workshops for the parents.
• You help prepare workshops for the schools in Curahuasi.
• You give classes in the community schools near to Curahuasi once a week.
• You visit monthly an orphanage and play games with the children.
• You help to improve the core functioning of Oye LENA (developing didactic materials, elaborate themes or projects, …).
• You help outside (building, gardening, farming, …).
• You choose to take up a specific task (photography, translation, …).
• You help to prepare special events (Christmas, birthdays, …).
• You help to prepare and guide the monthly siblings day.

You indicate which tasks you prefer on the application form.

The project is in Curahuasi, Peru. It's a really nice environment: you have the prettiest view and it's a very safe town.