61. Www.umich.edu/~icenter/overseas/events/newsletters/990402_SummerWork E. Nolting Subject Apply now for Summer Work, volunteer, teach Abroad If you wantto work or volunteer abroad this summer, now is the best time to apply! http://www.umich.edu/~icenter/overseas/events/newsletters/990402_SummerWork

62. Wanted Volunteer To Teach English For Thai Students %@ Language=Inherit from Web % Wanted volunteer to teach English forThai Students.There were volunteers who came to our school. http://user.school.net.th/~surajai/volunteer-schoolnet-web/index-volunteer.html

Back to English Homepage W anted Volunteer to Teach English for Thai Students. There were volunteers who came to our school. They stayed with a Thai family (of a teacher from the school) for a period of up to 3 months Volunteers came to our school Information about Nongkhaokowitpitthayakom School. Mandy and Thai students June 8 - August 1,2001 Sarah in classroom January 3 - March 8, 2001 ... October 7, - December 8, 2000. It’s a public high school formed around 25 years ago. There are about 400 students. They would love to meet you speak to you, and enjoy spending time in your company. You can provide them with information about yourself, your country, and culture. These valuable knowledge will help them understand and widen their view of the world. You will get to know 1. way of life 2. culture 3. unspoiled and rural scenery After you leave our school you will feel enriched by things you wouldn’t otherwise find in the tourist books or anywhere else except of right here this place. Please contact us directly to: nk2518@hotmail.com

63. Roger Hill Volunteer Center, LAwrence, KS: Welcome Page handicapped with a hobby; Learn and teach sign language; Be a SpecialOlympics volunteer; Record books on tape for the blind; Serve meals at http://www.ci.lawrence.ks.us/volunteer_center/youthUW.html

There are many ways youth of all ages can volunteer. Find an existing volunteer opportunity or create a volunteer service. The sky's the limit when it comes to helping others. For more information on where you can volunteer in the community, call the Volunteer Center at 865-5030 or by email at rhvc@ixks.com and get involved today! Organize a park or lake clean-up Volunteer at a recycling center Volunteer to help disabled kids learn horseback riding or other sports and recreational activities Teach environmental awareness to younger kids Walk dogs for the pound or humane society Paint a park bench or trash cans Start a recycling program at your school Start a community garden or plant flower bulbs in a run-down area Write and perform a musical on environmental awareness Plant trees to commemorate a special community occasion Remove a community eyesore and replace it with something attractive Write and publish editorial articles in a school newsletter Read a book or magazine at a nursing home Organize a youth/senior get-together Help the physically handicapped with a hobby Learn and teach sign language Be a Special Olympics volunteer Record books on tape for the blind Serve meals at a soup kitchen Sort food/clothes at a social service agency Collect food, clothing or books for a food pantry or community center

64. Global Volunteer Network - Nepal future. Environmental Awareness Training will be provided to the volunteerabout how to teach Environmental Education. Volunteers http://www.volunteer.org.nz/nepal/

Name Email Address HTML Plain text Katherine in Nepal, 2002 The Global Volunteer Network currently has volunteer opportunities available through our partner organization in the beautiful Kingdom of Nepal. Volunteers have the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational and community aid programs. This will give you a chance to make an important contribution to the people of Nepal and while doing so gain an in depth experience of the country and its culture, that will stay with you the rest of your life. :: The Program The volunteer opportunities are in areas such as Teaching English, Environmental Awareness, Health and Sanitation issues/Primary Health Care and a Home Stay Programme/Cultural Exchange. Your placement will be tailored according to your individual needs and interests. Teaching English Volunteers will be provided with training about how to teach in Nepal. The system of teaching is different in Nepal so volunteers will be taught their teaching methodology. Volunteers will stay with a Nepali family near the school. Volunteers will teach for about 2 to 3 hours each day for six days a week (Saturday is the day off). They will also be involved in teaching in youth clubs or a women's group for informal education for 1 to 2 hours a day. School children will be 10 to 14 years of age and have basic level of English. Volunteers for this program will also be engaged to let the teachers of the school know about teaching practices and conversational English to enable them to teach English in the future.

65. Volunteer Home Page volunteer at Citizen Schools. Citizen teachers teach or coteach an Apprenticeshipto a group of 6-10 children, whom we call Apprentices. http://www.citizenschools.org/Volunteers/index.cfm

Education is not just limited to six hours per day of school time; it should be supplemented with other opportunities like high quality after-school programs. - Thomas Payzant, Supt. Boston Public Schools Volunteer Home FAQs Volunteer Now! Resources for CT's ... See Our Wows! Volunteer at Citizen Schools Citizen Teachers teach or co-teach an Apprenticeship to a group of 6-10 children, whom we call Apprentices. Whatever your passion, whatever your expertise, we have Apprentices that want to learn about it! By volunteering just a few hours a week, for ten weeks in the school year or for five weeks in the summer, you can teach Apprentices to design websites, build engines, start a business, perform original dances or anything else you want to share with kids. Each Apprenticeship culminates in a Wow - the final product, presentation or performance created by the Apprentices. We call them Wows because "Wow!" is a common reaction when adults see what our Apprentices have accomplished! Please see the Wow! section

66. Volunteer Vacations Teaching English In Exotic Or Remote Villages volunteer Vacations Positions to teach conversational English during vacation areavailable in some of the world's most exotic and remote villages, in Ghana http://charityguide.org/charity/vacation/english.htm

HOW TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE DURING A VOLUNTEER VACATION: TEACH CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH in 15 minutes in a few hours during vacation Local ... Internships The Opportunity Positions to teach conversational English during a volunteer vacation are available in some of the world's most exotic and remote villages, in countries ranging from Ghana, to China, to Poland. For children in these places, with limited education and prospects, learning conversational English can eventually open up opportunities in the hospitality industry that could provide a reliable income to support their families. Even when these children have access to education beyond elementary school, practicing conversational English with volunteers still has significant value. For these students, improving fluency in English can make the difference between low income prospects and climbing socio-economic status by competing for middle class jobs in a business world where knowledge of conversational English is becoming more of a pre-requisite. When coordinated by agencies, short-term trips to teach English usually combine volunteerism with tourism and cultural immersion. So, program fees to "volunteer" tend to be on the high side. However, if you've never before volunteered overseas, teaching conversational English can be a good entree, because most of your needs will be anticipated, and cared for, by the coordinating agency.

67. UC Davis Education Abroad Center : Newsletters volunteer, teach, Work and Internships Abroad more information is also availableon these subjects in the Internship and Career Center's reference library http://eac.ucdavis.edu/who/library.html

The Education Abroad Center houses a library at 207 3rd Street Suite #130, that holds information about a variety of opportunities abroad. All materials may be checked out for a period of 24 hours by leaving a photo ID with our front office. Resources: UC Education Abroad Program EAP ): host university catalogs and descriptions of courses previously taken by UC. Read about how to choose courses for EAP by clicking here. Other Study Abroad Programs : general reference guides for finding study abroad programs, host university catalogs, brochures from other universities and independent study abroad providers, and tour books all organized by region and country. Volunteer, Teach, Work and Internships Abroad more information is also available on these subjects in the Internship and Career Center's reference library in the first floor lobby of South Hall. Graduate Study Abroad General Resources includes information about scholarships, travel, health insurance, the Davis International House, and related magazines.

68. Volunteer Programs With PDA Follow the link for more information on the activities of the volunteersin Thailand, and information on how to become a world teach volunteer. http://www.sli.unimelb.edu.au/pda/volunteer.htm

International Volunteer Programs with PDA The variety of developmental activities undertaken by PDA means that there is a need for skilled assistance in many of the projects. Sometimes these skills cannot be sourced in Thailand, so PDA offers the opportunity for volunteers to be involved in making these necessary changes in rural Thailand. Currently there are volunteers from seven countries working at several PDA locations around Thailand, working on projects ranging from village mapping and town planning, AIDS education and care, journalism, teaching, agriculture and affordable housing construction. PDA offers enthusiastic people a chance to live and work in an exciting and challenging environment, giving the rewards of being part of the team that helped to make a difference in Thailand. These page gives some case studies and examples of the type of work undertaken. If you are interested in participating, then contact your local organisation or PDA directly. You do NOT need to be affiliated with any particular service organisation, PDA is able to accept solo volunteers on similar local conditions of employment as those that work with established volunteer organisations.

69. King County Library System--NetMaster Program Our volunteer training will show you how to teach others how to harness the impressivepowers of personal computers and how to unlock the doors to the vast http://www.kcls.org/nm/netmaster.cfm

Library Services Find Your Library Programs, Ask a Librarian Reserve a PC ... eBooks Good Reads Good Reads New Reads Book Clubs Youth Services Homework Help Kidspage TeenZone Library Resources eAudio Seniors ESL/Literacy Special ... Email This NetMaster Volunteer Training Program What is it? How do I Become A NetMaster Observe a Demonstration Class Resources for Computer Training What Is It? The NetMaster Volunteer Training Program provides you with the opportunity to teach others how to use personal computers and the Internet. Our volunteer training will show you how to teach others how to harness the impressive powers of personal computers and how to unlock the doors to the vast store of information on the Internet, as well as give you the necessary information to meet the responsibility of representing the King County Library System. Many people in our community are still confused and intimidated by computers and the Internet. Share your skills with teachers, parents, students, seniors, and others who want to discover how to make computers work successfully for them. Why Join?

70. PHS Volunteer To Teach Cancer Education To School Children Would you like to volunteer to teach cancer education to school children?Please complete the information below and a PHS representative http://www.phs.org/aboutpres/choice.htm

Home Patients Members Providers ... Site feedback Phone numbers Project CHOICE Online volunteer form Project CHOICE (Choosing Healthy Options in Cancer Prevention) Presbyterian Healthcare Center 6301 Forest Hills NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 Would you like to volunteer to teach cancer education to school children? Please complete the information below and a PHS representative will contact you to schedule your training workshop time. Or for more information, contact Vickie at (505) 841-1647, or vwilkins@phs.org Name: Phone number: E-mail address (optional): I would like to teach grades: I am available to teach: (Day) (Time) Home About PHS Health Info Health Plans ... Search

71. Volunteer In The USA, Volunteer In National Parks, Volunteer In Africa, Alliance The teach in Spain Program will place you in a Spanish family to exchange yournative language skills (English, German or French) for room and board. http://www.alliancesabroad.com/Teach/spain_teach_01.htm

document.write(""+doClock("M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")+""); Our Difference Our Spirit Teach Volunteer ... Request Information The Teach in Spain Program will place you in a Spanish family to exchange your native language skills (English, German or French) for room and board. You will be asked to provide 15 hours per week of language lessons and conversation to the family. The rest of the time and the weekends are yours to explore, make new friends and get to know Spanish culture from the inside. This is a unique opportunity to get to know Spain as no tourist sees it. Come see why so many people call Spain their favorite country! Who can participate Unfortunately, Spanish host families traditionally request women for this program, and we are thus unable to accommodate male applicants. We encourage men interested in the Teach in Spain program to look at our Teach in China or one of our many other terrific programs.

72. By Countries - Alliances Abroad Programs Our Difference, Our Spirit. teach, volunteer, Work Abroad, Intern. Youth, Language,US.Programs. Language Study. Language Study. volunteer. teach English; Language study. http://www.alliancesabroad.com/Programs/by_country.htm

document.write(""+doClock("M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")+""); Brazil USA China Ecuador ... program Programs Hawaii Venezuela Our Difference Our Spirit ... Request Information Australia Brazil Costa Rica China Work (outback) Intern Language study Volunteer ... Teach English Ecuador England (UK) France Germany Teach English Work in a Pub Language Study Language Study Italy Mexico South Africa Spain Language Study Language Study Volunteer Teach English ... Language study USA Venezuela Homestay program Internship Work and Travel Seasonal work ... U.S. Companies

73. SSE: Press Releases: 15-Oct-01: Volunteer Educators Teach Space Exploration volunteer Educators teach Space Exploration October 15, 2001. http//www.jpl.nasa.gov/solar_system/features/ambassadors.html.When US Army veteran John Reiss Jr. http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/whatsnew/pr/011015C.html

Volunteer Educators Teach Space Exploration October 15, 2001 http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/solar_system/features/ambassadors.html When U.S. Army veteran John Reiss Jr. got a request to make a presentation to retired military officers in Yuma, Ariz., he had no idea it would blossom into a two-day, multi-subject event for potentially hundreds of people. The request came to Reiss because he is a Solar System Ambassador, one of a nationwide network of more than 200 volunteers coordinated by JPL. The ambassadors lead public programs about space exploration. On Oct. 17 and 18, Reiss, of Scottsdale, Ariz., and a colleague, Jim Ashley, will be making six presentations at various locations in the Yuma area, including Arizona Western College, the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station and the Army's Yuma Proving Ground. Commanding Officer Col. Mark E. Condra will introduce Reiss at the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station. Reiss will describe the Mars Odyssey and Cassini-Huygens missions. Mars Odyssey, which will arrive at Mars on Oct. 24 Universal time (Oct. 23 Pacific time), will take measurements of the red planet's atmosphere and collect images to help scientists better understand its composition. Cassini-Huygens is on its way to Saturn and Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Ashley will present information about asteroids and comets that orbit near Earth. He will also give tips for viewing next month's Leonid meteor shower. Ashley is associate director of Minor Planet Research, Inc., an Arizona-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to discovering near-Earth asteroids and comets.

74. College Students Fan Out To Do Volunteer Work During Spring Break College students fan out to do volunteer work during spring break. Spring Break,a studentmanaged program that sends volunteers out to teach, build homes http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/nr/1999/springbreak.html

News Releases Search MIT News Office Comments ... MIT College students fan out to do volunteer work during spring break March 19, 1999 Contact Information More than 80 MIT students will spend their spring break volunteering their services instead of sunbathing on the beach of a tropical island. They're participating in Alternative Spring Break, a student-managed program that sends volunteers out to teach, build homes, assist at children's camps and work in AIDS hospices. MIT's Alternative Spring Break (ASB) was started in 1996 by Anthony Ives, then an MIT junior, who arranged for a few students to teach in the inner-city schools of Washington, DC. The ASB is now run by five student officers who have expanded the program to serve eight communities in the United States and Puerto Rico. This year's trips, scheduled for March 20 to 27, are: The AIDS Awareness Trip to New Orleans will place volunteers in Project Lazarus, an AIDS hospice, where they will "help people there live their daily lives," said ASB publicity chair Cherry Liu. Other volunteers will be placed at Belle Reve, where they'll provide services like painting and cleaning. Students going to Camp Speers, a YMCA Environmental Education camp for children in Dingmans Ferry, PA, will teach ropes courses, team work, survival, ecology, cross-country skiing, rock climbing, hiking, ice fishing, archery, arts and crafts, and ice skating.

75. Volunteer International Ptojects - Oh! The Places You Will GO... Opportunities in journalism, television, advertising, wildlife conservation, teaching English and business.Category Society Philanthropy volunteering Opportunities...... teachers and Native English Speakers who can help teach these less to improve theirspoken and written English .In Conservation volunteer International offers http://www.volunteerinternational.com/

volunteer international projects IN here enhance your career prospects. internships, volunteering placements. Teach abroad: teach English as a This site is best viewed with

76. BU:CSC:Volunteer Opportunities teach for America is an education program for recent college graduates,who volunteer two years to teach in underresourced American schools. http://www.bu.edu/csc/volunteer/csclist.htm

subscribe archive enter a listing ABSOLUTELY INCREDBILE KIDS DAY On March 15, the Camp Fire Boys and Girls Club is sponsoring a call to action for adults to write letters of love and support to American's children. Volunteers are need to handout the provided stationary and writing materials on March 15. Additional volunteers are needed distribute the letters to children in need, such as in shelters and hospitals. Contact: Kathy Sullivan 617-523-6006 BU DISABLITY SERVICES Boston University's Office of Disability Services is looking for volunteers to read textbooks onto tape for visual impaired students. Currently they need students to read dramas onto tape. Contact: Heather Lawrence 353-3658 CAMBRIDGE CARES ABOUT AIDS Volunteers will be part of a team that provides telephone coverage and reception at out front desk during regular business hours (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm) in 3-4 hour shifts. Training is provided. Contact: Jamie 617-661-3040 CITYPLAYS CityPlays provides quality sports programs that foster personal development, sportsmanship and teamwork in a safe, fund environment for Boston middle school students. Direct service includes refereeing soccer games, coaching a cross-country running team, providing support to our boxing program, or leading a vacation sports clinic. Length of time varies from one day to season long Contact: Christie Matheson 617-242-1212 or cityplayboston@yahoo.com

77. American Red Cross, Saginaw County Chapter | Volunteer Opportunities HEALTH AND SAFETY volunteer. As a volunteer in Health and Safety Training,you can teach CPR and first aid to members of the community; http://www.redcross-saginaw.org/vteer.htm

Volunteer Opportunities The American Red Cross has many exciting and rewarding opportunities for volunteer involvement. In Saginaw County, our chapter has over 500 volunteers who provide a variety of services to the community. They assist disaster victims, help with blood collections, teach CPR and other health and safety courses and provide numerous additional services that make a significant difference to our community. Our volunteers represent all age groups and come from all walks of life. There are opportunities for everyone to belong to the Red Cross. Too busy? We can work with you to find an opportunity that fits into your schedule. Plus, we provide all the necessary training. DISASTER SERVICES VOLUNTEER As a Disaster Action Team Member, you'll be trained to: Survey homes for damage and losses Authorize temporary shelter and purchases of food, clothing and other immediate emergency assistance based on needs and loss Assist with the feeding and sheltering of disaster victims If professionally qualified, assist with the physical and mental needs of victims

78. Mission Personnel: Long Term Volunteer Opportunities Long term volunteer opportunities The following are subsistence service and localcontract positions. China 2 years, Amity Foundation, teach English, BA required. http://www.globalministries.org/go/mp2.htm

Contact Information Barton Hanna Mission Personnel P.O. Box 1986 Indianapolis, IN 46206 317-635-4323 (fax) bhanna@dom.disciples.org Long term volunteer opportunities The following are subsistence service and local contract positions. Partner churches, church agencies, and the Common Global Ministries Board are able to assist missionaries wishing to live simply at local salary levels and work with national colleagues in various roles. In many cases, the employing institution provides housing, travel, medical insurance, language orientation, and a stipend sufficient for single persons or a couple without children. Country / Time Partner Institution Job Description Israel/Palestine 1 year East Jerusalem YWCA Resource and Web Page Development China 2 years Amity Foundation Teach English, BA required Indonesia 1 year Christian University of Indonesia Teach English or Other Subjects, Experience Required Thailand 1 to 2 years Payap University and Payap University English Resource Center Professors of English, Business, Music, Nursing, Fundraisers and administrators

79. American Red Cross Of Tompkins County-H S Volunteer Opportunities Blood Services. Health Safety Services, volunteer OPPORTUNITIES First Aid/CPR/AEDInstructor teach a course in Adult CPR, Infant Child CPR, or First Aid. http://www.tompkins-redcross.org/vhs.htm

80. "Shot Around The World: Volunteer To Teach About Measles" INTERNATIONAL IMMUNIZATION NEWS. Shot Around the World volunteer to teach AboutMeasles . Daily Oklahoman (www.newsok.com) (12/04/02) P. 1; Whitaker, Lori. http://www.vaccinationnews.com/DailyNews/December2002/ShotAround6.htm

http://www.immunizationinfo.org December 06, 2002 INTERNATIONAL IMMUNIZATION NEWS "Shot Around the World: Volunteer to Teach About Measles" Daily Oklahoman ( www.newsok.com ) (12/04/02) P. 1; Whitaker, Lori Kelli Hays, an American Red Cross volunteer from Norman, Okla., and an Oklahoma University Medical Center labor and delivery nurse, will travel to Ghana to oversee an international measles effort called the Measles Initiative. The five-year campaign began last February, backed by several national health organizations partnering to prevent the disease from striking and killing more children in sub-Saharan Africa. According to Hays, the increased availability of vaccinations could help stop the disease. The Red Cross' National Youth Council is working to raise some $12 million to pay for the shots. Vaccination News Home Page ALL INFORMATION, DATA, AND MATERIAL CONTAINED, PRESENTED, OR PROVIDED HERE IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS REFLECTING THE KNOWLEDGE OR OPINIONS OF THE PUBLISHER, AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED OR INTENDED AS PROVIDING MEDICAL OR LEGAL ADVICE. THE DECISION WHETHER OR NOT TO VACCINATE IS AN IMPORTANT AND COMPLEX ISSUE AND SHOULD BE MADE BY YOU, AND YOU ALONE, IN CONSULTATION WITH YOUR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER.

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