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Education and Community Development Internship

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4 - 12 semaines  ·  Âge 18 - 50+
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  • Teach English, arts, sciences, computer skills and conservation through classroom and outdoor activities with children and teenagers.
  • Create learning modules that connect hands-on activities with local environmental and community priorities by researching local issues and testing activities with students
  • Develop your teaching skills through practical experience, mentorship and regular feedback from our Education team.

Points forts

  • Teach English, arts, sciences, computer skills and conservation through classroom and outdoor activities with children and teenagers.
  • Create learning modules that connect hands-on activities with local environmental and community priorities by researching local issues and testing activities with students
  • Develop your teaching skills through practical experience, mentorship and regular feedback from our Education team.
  • Connect with local communities, practice Spanish and build confidence teaching across language and cultural differences.
  • Explore Amazonian biodiversity and learn from RAREC’s biology and animal-care teams.

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    Âge 18+
    Seul voyageur
    Couples
    Groupes
    50+

    À propos du programme

    Plan and teach community classes and develop learning modules in the Peruvian Amazon, with practical training and mentorship from our Education team.

    Join RAREC’s Education and Community Development Internship for 1–3 months and gain experience planning, teaching and developing educational activities in the Peruvian Amazon. This placement is designed for students in education-related fields, people with previous teaching experience and ...

    À propos du programme

    Join RAREC’s Education and Community Development Internship for 1–3 months and gain experience planning, teaching and developing educational activities in the Peruvian Amazon. This placement is designed for students in education-related fields, people with previous teaching experience and educators interested in conservation or education in remote settings.

    The project

    Education is part of RAREC’s mission to protect Amazonian wildlife and support coexistence between people and the rainforest. Our community program helps children and teenagers build English and computer skills, explore scientific questions and learn about their environment through practical projects.

    Your role

    Interns share responsibility for planning and delivering classes while developing new learning material. Compared with our shorter volunteer placements, which primarily support existing lessons, internships involve a longer commitment and greater responsibility for lesson preparation, teaching and module development.

    Working with our Education Coordinator, you will:

    • Plan and deliver lessons suited to different ages, abilities and language backgrounds.

    • Support individual students, small groups and classroom management.

    • Develop approximately one complete learning module per month.

    • Research a locally relevant issue, define learning objectives and prepare teaching materials.

    • Pilot activities with students, gather feedback and revise your module.

    • Keep teaching resources organized and prepare a short handover at the end of your placement.

    Module development is a guided process, with input from RAREC’s biology and animal-care teams and, where appropriate, community members. It offers experience taking an educational idea from initial research through classroom delivery and evaluation.

    What you can expect

    You’ll begin by observing or assisting with classes before gradually assuming greater responsibility. Our Education Coordinator will provide training, review materials before use and offer regular feedback on lesson preparation, classroom management and teaching across language barriers.

    Your projects will reflect your interests, experience and the program’s needs. Alongside teaching, you’ll have opportunities to practice Spanish, connect with local communities and learn about Amazonian conservation.

    Your internship concludes with a review of your teaching development and completed modules, as well as an opportunity to share feedback on your training and placement.



    Journée typique

    Your day begins with breakfast at 7 a.m., followed by activities based on the education program’s schedule.

    On weekdays, mornings combine lesson preparation, module development and, as our school English classes begin, visits to local schools. You may spend this time researching a topic, preparing ...

    Journée typique

    Your day begins with breakfast at 7 a.m., followed by activities based on the education program’s schedule.

    On weekdays, mornings combine lesson preparation, module development and, as our school English classes begin, visits to local schools. You may spend this time researching a topic, preparing activities or reviewing a lesson with the Education Coordinator.

    During afternoon community classes, you’ll help teach English and computer skills to children and teenagers. As you gain confidence, you’ll take greater responsibility for delivering lessons and adapting activities to students’ needs.

    On Saturdays and Sundays, students join us at RAREC for English, science and conservation activities. These sessions combine classroom learning with practical projects and outdoor exploration, and may provide opportunities to pilot your learning module.

    After classes, you’ll help organize materials and join a short debrief with the education team. You’ll use these discussions and student feedback to refine your lessons and guide the next steps in your project.

    Your day typically ends at 5:30 p.m.

    Your schedule will include time for both teaching and module development, with responsibilities adapted to your experience and stage of placement.

    Evenings at RAREC

    Evenings offer time to relax and get to know the team through activities such as volleyball, movie nights, dancing, board games and night walks.

    Exploring the region

    Excursions depend on your length of stay and the activities included in your booking. Our Volunteer Coordinator can also explain additional tour options, costs and available support with arrangements for your days off.


    Activités de loisirs

    In your free time, relax in our air-conditioned recreation room, with Wi-Fi, board games, video games, a movie projector and a kitchen available for your use. You can also play volleyball or explore RAREC’s grounds, following trails to the creek and lagoon while looking out for wildlife along the ...

    Activités de loisirs

    In your free time, relax in our air-conditioned recreation room, with Wi-Fi, board games, video games, a movie projector and a kitchen available for your use. You can also play volleyball or explore RAREC’s grounds, following trails to the creek and lagoon while looking out for wildlife along the way.

    For trips farther afield, our Volunteer Coordinator can help you explore options such as the Allpahuayo Mishana and Pacaya Samiria reserves, including travel arrangements and costs.

    Evening activities

    Group activities may include:

    • Volleyball

    • Movie nights

    • Dance nights

    • Board game competitions

    • Night walks around RAREC

    Activities vary with the weather, group interests and availability. Please check your booking information to see which excursions are included in your placement and which carry an additional cost.


    Conditions

    Conditions

    Âge minimum: 18 ans

    Pour participer à ce programme, tu dois avoir au moins 18 ans au moment du début. Des exceptions peuvent être possibles si tu fournis une autorisation de ton représentant légal ou si tu es accompagné(e) par l’un de tes parents.

    Exigences en matière de formation

    à niveau High School

    Vérification des Antécédents Criminels

    Requis

    Documents requis

    References to call and CV

    Restrictions de nationalité

    Aucune : l’aide venant du monde entier est la bienvenue.

    Engagement horaire

    Nous avons besoin de ton aide pour mardi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi et samedi de 07:00 - 17:30

    Services inclus

    Services inclus

    Services sur place

    Your program fee includes:

    • Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, with regional fruit and drinks available throughout the day. Please confirm any dietary requirements or food allergies before booking.

    • Shared accommodation: Rooms for 4–6 participants, with air conditioning or fans and mosquito nets.

    • Electricity: Available throughout the facilities.

    • Common spaces: An air-conditioned dining and recreation area with board games, a movie projector and ingredients for preparing additional food.

    • Wi-Fi: Available in the common areas, study room and bedrooms.

    • Bathrooms: Shared bathrooms outside the bedrooms, with running water and daily cleaning of bathrooms and common areas.

    • Laundry: Free use of a washing machine. No tumble dryer is available.

    • Scheduled airport transfers: Pick-up and drop-off at Iquitos airport during the designated arrival and departure times.

    • Program equipment: RAREC T-shirts and rain boots.

    Transfert de l'aéroport C.F. Secada Vignetta International Airport

    Airport pick-up and drop-off are included at the scheduled times below. Please review these arrangements before booking your flights to and from Iquitos.

    Arrivals — Mondays

    Choose a flight arriving in Iquitos before 7:30 a.m.

    • Airport pick-up: 7:30 a.m.

    • Hotel pick-up in Iquitos: approximately 8–8:30 a.m.

    • Estimated arrival at RAREC: 10 a.m.

    You can also arrive the day before, stay overnight in Iquitos and join Monday’s hotel pick-up. Your hotel stay is at your own expense.

    If your flight arrives after the scheduled pick-up, including because of a delay, you will need to travel to RAREC by taxi at your own expense. Our team can help arrange this.

    Departures — Mondays and Sundays

    Monday transfers

    • Depart RAREC at 6 a.m.

    • Arrive at Iquitos airport at approximately 7 a.m.

    • Recommended flight departure: 8:15 a.m.–12 noon.

    Please do not book a flight departing before 8 a.m. if you plan to use the included Monday transfer.

    Sunday transfers

    • Depart RAREC at 11 a.m.

    • Arrive at Iquitos airport at approximately 12 noon.

    • Recommended flight departure: 2–4 p.m.

    If you choose a later flight, you can use the scheduled transfer and wait at the airport, or be dropped off in Iquitos to spend time in the city. Any onward taxi to the airport is at your own expense.

    Transfers outside these days and times are not included. We can help you arrange a trusted taxi, with payment made directly to the driver.

    Logement

    Stay on-site at RAREC, surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Peruvian Amazon. Located at Km 47 of the Iquitos–Nauta road, the center is approximately one hour by car from Iquitos, offering a forest setting with road access to the city.

    Rooms and facilities

    Interns stay in shared rooms with bunk beds, a fan for each bed, screened windows and mosquito nets over the beds. Built from wood and masonry, the accommodation provides a comfortable base for your placement.

    Your stay includes access to:

    • Electricity throughout the facilities.

    • Wi-Fi supplied by three Starlink antennas in different areas of the center.

    • A kitchen, dining room and recreation area.

    • Free use of a washing machine.

    Life in the rainforest

    Buildings and animal-care areas occupy approximately one-fifth of the property, with much of the surrounding forest left intact. Trees grow throughout the center, and trails lead into the forest and down to a creek, offering opportunities to explore and observe wildlife in your free time.

    Getting around

    On days off, you can visit Iquitos or arrange excursions in the surrounding region. Our Volunteer Coordinator can help explain transport and tour options. If you would like them to accompany you as a guide or translator, this can be arranged subject to availability; you will need to cover their transport, entrance fees and meals.

    Aliments & Boissons

    Your program fee includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, served in the volunteer dining room. Meals are simple and filling, with Peruvian dishes and ingredients that vary according to local availability. You can also use the kitchen and available supplies to prepare additional food.

    Breakfast

    Breakfast is self-service. Ingredients generally include eggs, bread, oatmeal, cereal, yogurt, jam, milk, soy milk, coffee and herbal teas. Seasonal fruit is provided when available.

    A few mornings each week, our cooks also serve pancakes and fresh fruit juice around 7 a.m.

    Lunch and dinner

    Our kitchen team prepares lunch at 12 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m.

    Lunch usually features a Peruvian main course, fruit and a drink. Meals may include rice, beans, lentils, chickpeas, pasta or quinoa, alongside vegetables, eggs, chicken and occasionally beef, pork or fish. Dinner may include sandwiches, soups, salads or pasta.

    Basic cooking ingredients and seasonings are available for your use. Desserts are not routinely served, although jelly or rice pudding may sometimes be available.

    Dietary requirements

    Please discuss any dietary requirements with us before booking, so we can confirm whether we can meet your needs.

    • Vegetarian: We offer meals with vegetables, legumes, soy protein, eggs and cheese. Variety may be limited during longer stays.

    • Vegan: Options are limited, and you will need to bring additional protein sources and any specialty foods you require.

    • Gluten-free: Specialty products such as gluten-free bread and pasta are generally unavailable; rice may be offered instead. If you have celiac disease or a wheat allergy, please contact us to discuss preparation practices and cross-contact before booking.

    • Kosher or halal: Please contact us to discuss your requirements. You may need to bring suitable foods; certified ingredients and preparation arrangements cannot be assumed.

    Food allergies and limitations

    We cannot guarantee an allergen-free kitchen or prevent all traces of cross-contact. Some non-airborne nut allergies may be accommodated following discussion, but we cannot accommodate airborne nut allergies or severe allergies where trace exposure could cause a reaction.

    Multiple allergies, combined dietary restrictions or very specific food preferences may also be difficult to accommodate. Ingredient availability is limited in our location, so flexibility is helpful.

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    Billets d'avion

    L'aéroport le plus proche est C.F. Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT) à Iquitos. Nous t'aidons à trouver des vols pas chers pour aller en Pérou. TROUVER DES VOLS PAS CHERS

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    Informations sur l'arrivée

    You can join the internship throughout the year, with arrivals every Monday and placements lasting 1–3 months.

    Please check RAREC’s Travel Guide for recommended flights before booking. Departures are normally on Sundays or Mondays, when RAREC provides transportation. If you need to travel on another day, our team can help you arrange a taxi.

    Disponibilité
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    Frais de Programme

    $553 par semaine 4 - 12 semaines Âge 18 - 50+

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    Durée

    4 - 12 semaines

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