Teaching Program

Program Overview

Volunteering in the teaching program in Tanzania is a rewarding and impactful experience. As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of underprivileged children and contribute to the development of education in the country.

As a volunteer teacher, you will have the chance to teach a variety of subjects, including English, math, geography, computing, and more. Depending on your skills and experience, you can assist the teaching staff, conduct extracurricular activities, and provide individualized attention to students who may need extra support.

Program Requirements

To participate in the teaching program in Tanzania with WWH International Volunteering, there are several requirements that applicants must meet. These include:

Volunteers must be 17 years or older at the time of joining the project.

Prior teaching experience is preferred but not always mandatory.

Fluency in English is essential as it will enable effective communication and instruction with students and local staff members.

Volunteers need to be flexible, open-minded and have a passion for working with children.

A parental consent form shall be required for Under 18 participants joining the program

WWH International Volunteering values the diversity of our volunteers and welcomes individuals from various backgrounds who are committed to making a difference in education.

Duration and Location

The duration of our teaching program is flexible based on your availability and can range from several weeks up to several months. We offer placements across various regions within Tanzania including rural areas where educational resources are limited but much needed.

Living Arrangements and Accommodation

WWH International Volunteering will arrange suitable accommodation near project locations for all volunteers. Our accommodations aim to provide comfort while immersing you in the local environment.

Accommodations may vary but usually include shared rooms (based on gender), common areas for relaxation/socializing/cooking facilities (if applicable), access to electricity/water supply (although intermittent outages may occur), and basic amenities.

Volunteer Responsibilities

As a volunteer teacher in Tanzania, you will have various responsibilities that may include:

Classroom Assistance: Support local teachers by assisting with lesson planning, delivering lessons or workshops, organizing educational activities or games.
English Language Instruction: Help improve English language proficiency among students through interactive lessons focused on reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
Subject-Specific Tutoring: Provide one-on-one or small group tutoring sessions to help students excel in subjects such as math or science.
Educational Resource Development: Create engaging teaching materials tailored to meet the specific needs of Tanzanian classrooms.
Cultural Exchange Activities: Organize activities that promote cultural exchange between volunteers and local students

Volunteering Cost

Volunteering Cost: $140 USD per Week

At our volunteering program, we offer an affordable opportunity for individuals who are passionate about making a difference and contributing to meaningful causes. Our program fee is set at $140 USD per week, ensuring that volunteering remains accessible to everyone

What is Covering and Excludes

24 hrs Assistance and support from Staff
Comprehensive Pre- Departure Information
Airport Pickup at Kilimanjaro Airport or Bus station in Arusha
Orientation
Food
Accommodation at Volunteer House

Certificate Of Completion (Upon Request)

Airfare
Visa and Work Permit Fee
Local Transportation
Vaccinations
Personal Expenses

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