Volunteer Experience and Teaching English Maths Science Computer in Nepali Schools

Teaching in Buddhist monastery volunteering/internship program gives participants a taste of life in a Buddhist monastery. This project looks forward to the exchange between members of a spiritual community, and overseas volunteers with one thing in common: the eagerness to learn. The overseas volunteers learn about Buddhist culture, Buddhist ways of life, Buddhist Dharma while the Buddhist monks and nuns learn about the world through the English language. The volunteers/interns not only get experience the fun and authority of being a teacher but also the humility of being a student. English would be your field of expertise and Buddhism your field of apprenticeship. This program can also bring about many questions about your own ideas and what you truly value. If you are curious about the different schools of Buddhism, Mahayana, Hinayana, Vajrayana, Theravada, and so on, you will be given a chance to learn about them and understand the core beliefs of each.

As a volunteer teaching English or Teaching in Buddhist monastery to Buddhist monks in Nepal, you can enormously benefit their learning and language development. As a result, by working with international volunteers the monks can vastly improve their communication and pronunciation skills on a new level.

Live in a Nepalese Buddhist monastery teaching English to monks and learning about their way of life. It is a very unique, life-affirming opportunity, you should not miss.

Teaching in Buddhist Monastery Highlights:

• Volunteer and have a very unique and life affirming time abroad
• Discover your new passion and propel your CV with an international experience
• Have the choice between rural and urban locations in this stunning and visually arresting country
• Enjoy a lot of free time with traveling, relaxing or further learning about the Buddhist way of life
• Receive insights about the culture that are not granted to tourists

https://www.volunteerworldnepal.org/program/teaching-in-buddhist-monastery/