Teaching at a remote school

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 Hello folks, I have a friend who's planning on going to Nepal and teach at a remote primary/secondary school. He is from Nepal and is finishing up his bachelor's in the US. He wants to find institution/schools, possibly government or community funded schools and go teach there for a year or two. I am curious if people in Sajha know of NGOs or other organizations that can help him place in such a school. He's willing to work for the same pay as the local teachers get or do it for free if it comes down to that.  My questions to people here are: 1) What organizations should he contact to get placement in a school? Or for funding? 2) Does he need any teaching certificate or training to teach at a government school? 3) If you have experience in teaching in a remote school, what kind of issues/opportunities should he look forward to? -FF

fortunefaded · Apr 4, 2012 10:49 PM · 15,943 views

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If he is willing to teach for free I would like to see him in my village. The school is a secondary school and it would be their great pleasure to have an American graduate volunteer over there. Please email me on Sajha inbox if he is interested.

Ghorle Boko · Apr 4, 2012 10:59 PM

 Irrespective of any NGOs, if he wishes to volunteer for free I can help him get placed at a primary school in Illam but I am afraid they cant pay him, though I can manage him food&accomodation at my home, if intrested, do let me know

ilam2008 · Apr 5, 2012 12:48 AM

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Geology Tiger · Apr 5, 2012 1:12 AM

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