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Ages 16+ and

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Based in

Bali

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Computer Teaching in Bali

Are you passionate about both technology and making a global impact? Join our computer teaching volunteer project in Bali!

Nowadays, it is extremely necessary to master computers. Volunteers can help children learn how to use computers, how to surf the Internet, and how to operate basic software such as Excel and Word. Volunteers can also assist the children in learning how to communicate via email. There are computers available at the volunteer base for the children to study on. Learning how to use computers can help children broaden their horizons, improve their social skills, and enhance their problem-solving abilities.

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Location Info

A peaceful town near Ubud,take 10 minutes drive to Ubud, allowing you to easily experience the unique artistic allure of this vibrant town.

Project Cost

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Charge Details

Fee Include

〓Cost Includes〓

Airport pick-up and drop-off fee (from Denpasar International Airport)
Accommodation and meals
Full program and activity arrangement
Transportation expenses related to volunteer activities during the volunteer period

〓Cost Excludes〓

Passport and visa fees
Round-trip transportation expenses from the place of departure to the project location, flight etc.
Out-of-program transportation expenses and personal expenses such as shopping during activities

Program Requirements

If you're planning to volunteer in Bali for less than 30 days, you can get a visa on arrival when you arrive. If you need more time, you can extend it for another 30 days.
If you're under 16, you have to have a parent or guardian with you for the program. And if you're 16 or 17 when your program starts, you need parental consent to join. A consent form will be required by our team.
Travel insurance is mandatory.

Program Schedule

Sunday: Arrival at DPS airport,where staff will be responsible for pick-up.
Monday: In the morning, volunteers need to choose the right students for their own teaching according to their own preferences. In the afternoon,volunteers will go to school for teaching tasks.
Tuesday:Morning is free for leisure activities; In the afternoon, computer teaching is carried out for the children, and the teaching content needs to be prepared, which can be interspersed with games and other content.
Wednesday:Volunteers can visiti Ubud city. In the afternoon,volunteers should go to the local school to teach related subject courses, such as simple Word and Excel, to answer children's classroom questions.
Thursday: In the morning, volunteers can go to the terraces, swing and other places to play; In the afternoon,they will go to the school to teach, communicate and interact with the children, so that computer knowledge can be better integrated.
Friday: In the morning, volunteers can go to the cat poop café, the monkey park, etc. Afternoon goes with software teaching, and volunteers can take photos with children.
Saturday: NGO volunteer certificate will be issued,and volunteers need to leave the project site before noon.The base requires volunteers to arrange their own travel to the airport or subsequent travel itineraries, and they can go to Kuta beach, sea temple, hiking volcano, etc.

Accomodation Environment

2-3 people per room, with fans and hot water.
Situated in a beautiful town surrounded by tropical rainforest, banana, coffee, and palm trees, volunteers begin their day in a beautiful natural environment with fresh air.
The volunteer program runs from every Sunday to the following Saturday.

Roles & Responsibilities

Prepare and deliver computer lessons clearly.
Tailor teaching methods to different learners' levels.
Provide patience and support during practice sessions.
Keep teaching materials and equipment in order.
Report learners' progress to the project organizers.

What our volunteers say about us

This summer is unique. The enthusiasm, adorability, and eagerness to learn of the children in Bali deeply touched us. We enjoyed the entire process of volunteer teaching, laughing, and being joyful just like them, and were deeply moved. Love knows no borders; we helped plant the seeds of English in their hearts, and their smiles made our youth shine brilliantly and beautifully.

- Tin Wood

Bali

In just two weeks, I dined with the natives, shared watermelon with monkeys, swam in a lake with crocodiles, and lived under the same blue sky with elephants and humble villagers. I still remember the clear eyes of the local little girl. My trip ended with reluctance, and as I was leaving, a young boy said to me 'see you again.' I quickly got into the car, thinking to myself, 'I will come back to see you all.

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