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Ages 16+ and

families

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Sri Lanka

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English Teaching in Galle, Sri Lanka

The LeanIn Galle Teaching Project in Sri Lanka is located in Galle, a famous tourist destination in Sri Lanka. International volunteers will assist children from poor family backgrounds by teaching English courses, aiming to help these children have better employment prospects in the future.

With the increasing number of tourists visiting Sri Lanka year by year, helping the children in Sri Lanka learn English can better enhance their competitiveness and lay a solid foundation for their future paths at an earlier stage.

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Location Info

Galle, a famous tourist destination in Sri Lanka.

Project Cost

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Charge Details

Fee Include

〓Cost Includes〓

Airport pickup fee (from Kabandaranaike International Airport)
Accommodation and meals

〓Cost Excludes〓

Passport and visa fees
Airport drop-off fee
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 Sri Lanka 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

The teaching time is from 8:30 am to 11:30 am from Monday to Friday.

Accomodation Environment

At Lean In House, there are 2 to 4 people sharing one room. There are Western-style bathrooms, air conditioners and hot water showers.
Accommodation for men and women is separated, and it meets the hotel star rating standards.
The volunteer program runs from every Sunday to the following Friday.

Roles & Responsibilities

Plan engaging English lessons suitable for local students.
Conduct language classes in an organized way.
Evaluate students' language progress regularly.
Foster cultural exchange during teaching.
Create a positive and interactive learning environment.

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.

- Faith Li

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