The objective of the Teaching programme in Uganda is to contribute to the development of under-resourced local schools and provide opportunities for Ugandans from disadvantaged backgrounds to receive a quality education. Teaching in a Ugandan school is a truly humbling experience, although the students have experienced tough upbringings, they are extremely polite, cheerful and eager to learn. The presence of mzungu (western) volunteers is always a great novelty for the children too. Volunteers are placed in nursery, primary or secondary schools, where they work alongside local teachers. Typical subjects include English, Math, Sports, Science, History, Music and Social Studies. Depending on the school in which volunteers are placed, students can range in age from 3 to 20 years old. Volunteers do not need to be qualified or experienced teachers to participate on this project. Schools in Uganda run for three terms per year and the Teaching project will operate during the school holiday periods. During these periods, volunteers will switch to another available project.
What’s Included:
- Orientation
- Accommodation
- Airport pick up and your volunteer placement
- 24/7 EMERGENCY support
- Qualified tour guide
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner at DTR accommodation
What’s NOT Included:
- Visa Application
- Flights
- Travel Insurance
- End of program departure arrangement (accommodation and transport to the airport)
