Why Teaching in Moldova?



Situated between Romania and the Ukraine, Moldova is a country of unspoilt beauty and charm. Its rolling green hills, whitewashed villages, placid lakes and sunflower fields come together to form stunningly picturesque scenes.

Moldavians are famous for their hospitality. It is not unusual to be invited to dinner by someone you meet on the bus or on a train ride. They are always keen for you to sample their homemade wine which is generally excellent and they will want you to go home full whether it is with borsch or jellied meats - there are plenty of different things to sample.


Why do voluntary Teaching?



Voluntary teaching is beneficial to everyone involved. Firstly, it provides our volunteers with the opportunity to work in an environment culturally different from their own. This provides volunteers with an experience that is unique to Moldova and they will return home with a far greater understanding of the way in which millions of the world's population think and act. They will more importantly have an understanding and appreciation for Moldavian youth culture and during their teaching classes will gain an insight into the way in which their students think, live and interact. Teaching will ultimately equip them with fuller and better cross-cultural understanding.

Secondly our volunteers are providing an important skill for the students they teach, that of conversational English. Having a native English speaker is a massive advantage and very helpful to the schools in which they teach. Both students and staff members alike wholly appreciate the language skills and enthusiasm our teaching volunteers bring to their classes. The students also use the opportunity of having a foreign teacher to learn about the customs and practices of the West.

We hope our teaching programme will provide an opportunity for two different cultures to learn from each other. In the 21st Century the importance of greater cultural and linguistic exchange cannot be underestimated. We hope to provide new language skills for the students in the schools in which we place volunteers and also for the volunteers themselves to learn and gain knowledge from the classes in which they teach.

For information on our teaching placements in Moldova, please visit the project page.




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