Come volunteer with us teach kids, teach sport and teach language

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A experiência

Volunteering in a kids’ school in Arusha offers a rewarding chance to support education and community development. Volunteers assist in teaching basic subjects and English, helping children improve language skills. You can also teach football, promoting teamwork, discipline, and fun. It’s a hands-on way to make a difference while experiencing Tanzanian culture and daily life.

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Como você ajuda

20 horas por semana

Ensinar Esportes: Ensinar ou ajudar o anfitrião, convidados ou comunidades locais a praticar esporte ou atividades físicas

Ensinar Idiomas: Ensine um idioma ao anfitrião, convidados ou comunidades locais.

Trabalho social: Ajude comunidades locais.

Cuidado de Crianças: Ajude a cuidar, brincar e passar tempo com as crianças.

Taxa extra necessária

Valor: US$ 5 Por dia

Valor destinado a: Benefícios para os voluntários, Materiais para as atividades dos voluntários e Doação para o projeto

Descrição: The 5 dollars will be helping teaching materials, volunteering equipment and support program

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O que você ganha

2 dias livres por semana

Quarto compartilhado: Você terá uma cama em um quarto compartilhado, ou seja, irá dividir o quarto com outras pessoas.

Café da manhã: Você ganha café da manhã gratuito todos os dias que ficar aqui.

Almoço: Você ganha almoço gratuito todos os dias que ficar aqui.

Jantar: Você ganha jantar gratuito todos os dias que ficar aqui.

Descontos em tours: Ganhe descontos em tours ou passeios pela cidade.

Festas de graça: Ganhe entrada gratuita para as melhores festas da cidade.

Carona na chegada: Te buscamos na sua chegada a cidade e damos uma carona até aqui.

Aulas de dança: Participe gratuitamente das aulas de dança no nosso espaço.

Aulas de idiomas: Participe gratuitamente das aulas de idioma no nosso espaço.

Use nossa cozinha equipada: Fique à vontade para usar nossa cozinha para cozinhar sua própria comida.

Internet Básica: Internet de velocidade básica para você trabalhar remotamente

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Requisitos

Inglês Fluente ou Francês Intermediário

Recebe voluntários sozinhos, casais e duplas de voluntários

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O que não está incluso

Passagens, seguro viagem, transporte e visto

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Detalhes

This volunteer program is centered around supporting local primary schools in Arusha, Tanzania. It’s designed for individuals passionate about education, sports, and cultural exchange. Volunteers help enhance children’s learning and social development in a structured yet flexible setting.

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Typical Activities:

1. Teaching in the Classroom:
• Assist local teachers with lessons in English, math, science, and reading.
• Lead interactive sessions to improve students’ spoken and written English.
• Create fun learning materials like flashcards, games, or songs.
• Offer extra help to students who are struggling academically.

2. Language Development:
• Conduct basic conversational English classes.
• Introduce vocabulary-building games and activities.
• Help children develop confidence in speaking and writing.

3. Football Coaching:
• Organize daily or weekly football practice sessions.
• Teach fundamental skills like passing, dribbling, and teamwork.
• Encourage participation from both boys and girls.
• Host friendly matches or sports days to foster team spirit and fun.

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Program Structure:
• Duration: Flexible—typically 2 to 12 weeks.
• Schedule: Monday to Friday, 4–6 hours per day. Weekends are usually free for exploration or rest.
• Location: Local government or community-run schools in or near Arusha.
• Group Size: Small volunteer teams (2–10 people), ensuring personalized engagement.

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Accommodation and Meals:
• Volunteers usually stay in a host family, volunteer house, or lodge.
• Two to three meals per day are often included, with a taste of local Tanzania

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Atividades & Turnos

Morning Routine (7:30 AM – 12:00 PM)
Focus: Teaching in Schools

7:30 AM – 8:00 AM
Team Check-In & Prep

Quick meeting to plan lessons, prep materials, and assign teaching roles

Warm-up activities or short language games among volunteers

8:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Classroom Teaching at Local School

Teach basic subjects: English, Math, Science, or Health (age-appropriate)

Use interactive methods: songs, visuals, role-play, games

Work alongside local teachers or lead small-group sessions

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Language Enrichment & Support

Focused English or Swahili lessons depending on local needs

Activities may include storytelling, pronunciation games, reading practice, or writing exercises

Small-group tutoring for students who need extra help

Lunch & Break (12:00 PM – 2:00 PM)
Shared meal with fellow volunteers or local staff

Free time for rest, journaling, walking, or informal language exchange

Optional: language practice tables with themed vocabulary (e.g., sports, classroom objects)

Afternoon Activities (2:00 PM – 4:30 PM)
Focus: Sports Coaching & Community Engagement

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Football Coaching & Physical Education

Plan and run football drills, small-sided games, or full matches

Teach teamwork, rules, technique, and sportsmanship

Adapt activities to skill levels and include girls and younger children

Include warm-ups and cool-downs with basic fitness training

3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Community Language Teaching or Club Activities

Volunteer-led language classes for youth or adults (English/Swahili)

Could include themed sessions like “English Through Football”

On some days, host creative clubs (e.g., storytelling, art, or debate)

Evening (Optional & Social Time)
Language Exchange Night: Take turns teaching each other your native languages (fun themes li

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Regras

1. Code of Conduct
Respect local culture, language, and customs at all times.

Be punctual and reliable for all scheduled activities (teaching, coaching, meetings).

Show kindness and patience, especially when working with children or language learners.

No discrimination, harassment, or bullying of any kind will be tolerated.

Dress modestly and appropriately when in schools, communities, or on the sports field.

2. Child Protection & Safety
Always maintain professional boundaries with children—no one-on-one alone time behind closed doors.

No physical punishment, shouting, or ridicule is allowed.

Use positive reinforcement and gentle correction when needed.

Report any concerns about a child’s well-being to the program supervisor immediately.

Do not share personal contact information (phone, social media) with students.

3. Teaching Expectations
Come prepared for lessons—use age-appropriate, engaging materials.

Collaborate respectfully with local teachers and adjust to their methods.

Avoid teaching sensitive topics (e.g. politics, religion, sexuality) unless pre-approved.

Adapt your language and instructions to students’ proficiency levels.

Leave classrooms and teaching areas clean and organized after sessions.

4. Sports Coaching Guidelines
Prioritize safety and inclusion—every child should feel welcome to participate.

Teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect, not just winning.

Make sure warm-ups, hydration breaks, and cool-downs are part of the session.

Monitor players for signs of exhaustion, injury, or dehydration—act quickly if needed.

Use appropriate, non-aggressive communication when giving feedback.

5. Community Engagement
Be humble and open-minded—you are a guest in the community.

Avoid "savior" mentalities; listen and learn as much a