Mexico / Volunteer Teaching English in Mexico
Country:
Mexico
Name:
Volunteer Teaching English in Mexico
Type:
children, community, education, women, youth
Date:
2016-08-01 - 2016-12-31
(1 month, 1-6 months, 6-12 months, over a year)
(1 month, 1-6 months, 6-12 months, over a year)
Prices from:
300.00 USD
Age:
18 - 99
Description of organisation:
Fundación En Vía is a non-profit organization working with indigenous communities in Oaxaca, Mexico. En Vía is committed to supporting social and community development through the combination of three main programs: microfinance, responsible tourism, and education. We began working with communities in Oaxaca in 2008 and were formally founded in 2010.
En Vía's no-interest loans, generated from our microfinance tours, ensure that our borrowers have a more viable option than commercial banks. Our borrowers are then able to leverage their loans to have a real impact on their small businesses, their lives and ultimately the entire community.
We offer a variety of educational programs such as English and Internet classes, as well as business classes in the local communities of Oaxaca. Our programs are supported by a wonderful team of volunteers. The classes are a great project to get involved in--we have a lot of fun, and it really makes a difference in the communities!
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Join us today! We are currently recruiting teachers for our English program. We welcome teachers at all times of the year, if you are not available at the moment but further in the future, please get in touch. We also host internships and can complete any paperwork required by your college/university.
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I enjoyed volunteering because through this program I got to know more about my country, I saw that it empowers women and I just feel so proud that I left a seed to help them.