Grade 1 tutor/ classroom assistant
ORGANIZATION: La Esperanza Granada
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As a Grade 1 Tutor you work with students (typically ages 6-7) in the classroom and help them with reading, writing, math, etc, and help them keep up with the work assigned by the teacher. The teacher may ask you to work one on one with students who need extra help. You will be supported by a local intern.
This position is available throughout the Nicaraguan school-year which starts in February and ends in November. You should have an intermediate or better level of Spanish in order to understand the problems the kids have and assist them. Grade 1 Tutor/Classroom assistants work in the mornings, Monday to Friday from 7.30 am till noon. Friday's classes often end early.
There are no fees charged to volunteer with La Esperanza Granada. You will have to pay your own cost of living and your own transport. We ask each volunteer to make a $20 contribution to help with administration costs. You are not required to do fund raising, though of course it is welcomed.
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About La Esperanza Granada
Location:
calle Corrales,costado noreste conv. San Francisco, Granada, Nicaragua, NI
Mission Statement
Our mission: By providing opportunities and resources for the long term educational advancement and community development of the Granadino barrios, we hope to brighten the future of the children and empower each community so that they can break the cycle of poverty. At La Esperanza Granada, we believe in giving a hand up, not a handout.
Description
Located in Granada, Nicaragua, La Esperanza Granada is a non-profit organization with a primary focus on creating opportunities for children through education. 'Born’ in 2002, we started in one small village and now provide learning opportunities to more than 2,000 underprivileged children living in the barrios of Granada.
We are a nonprofit, nonpolitical, nondenominational organization, funded by donations of individuals, groups, service groups, schools etc. Donations are used for building new classrooms and schools, contributing to teacher’s salaries, and various things to help improve education and health for the children, such as making copies of exams and worksheets, buying textbooks, dental visits, sports supplies, school repairs and a never ending list of needs in this impoverished country.
The coronavirus crisis has damaged tourism in Nicaragua, reducing our funds and international volunteer numbers. Despite this, La Esperanza has persisted. The staff and the children here are extremely excited to welcome back our international volunteers!
Granada is a beautiful colonial city, on the shore of Lake Cocibolca and surrounded by volcanoes. The beach is never far away. There’s safe and accessible transport service within Granada and connecting it to surrounding areas. While Nicaragua has no official Covid restrictions, citizens generally follow Covid safety protocols
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Calle La LibertadNumber 307Granada, 307Nicaragua
DATE POSTED
February 18, 2017
SKILLS
- Tutoring
- General Education
- Teaching / Instruction
- Reading / Writing
- Math / Science Instruction
- Spanish
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 18
- A minimum 6 week commitment is required
- An intermediate or better level of Spanish is required