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ELT Volunteer Jobs in Eritrea
Teach English in a junior school:
We're looking for qualified English teachers with at least 3 year's teaching experience with a real emphasis on working with others and an interest in teacher training. As well as classroom teaching in rural junior schools, you'll be expected to provide methodology training on a small scale in collaboration with Methodology Trainers in the area. Children in remote areas are particularly excluded from education programmes and these placements are a great opportunity to make a real difference, while integrating into a small African community. You'll need to be happy to live and work in a remote area, be culturally sensitive and have a flexible approach.
Become an English Methodology Trainer:
If you're a qualified English Teacher with at least 5 years' teaching experience you could improve teaching methodology in primary and junior secondary schools. You'll provide in-service training on basic teaching methods.
Five facts about Eritrea- Eritrea was an Italian colony from the 1890s to 1941, and Cappuccinos and pasta still dominate in the restaurants and cafes.
- If you do go for a coffee, it’s roasted and ground for you there and then. You can drink one cup or three, but never two!
- Eritrea has no official language. The evening news is read in Tigrina, Tigre, Arabic and English.
- Eritrea has a beautiful coastline, stretching over 1,000 kilometres along the Red Sea.
- In 2001, only 36% of school-aged girls completed primary school.
More information
Did you know?
VSO provides comprehensive, personal, financial and professional support to all its volunteers. You’ll get extensive training before your placement and our financial package includes a local salary, return flights, accommodation, insurance and more. Read more about how VSO supports its volunteersWhat Next?
If you’re ready to take the plunge and make a real difference in Africa, apply online today!
If you have any additional questions, please call us on 020 8780 7500.
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