The Curriculum Project - Thailand Mae Sot - Volunteers Base - Free Volunteering and Work Exchange Opportunities.

Location: Mae Sot, Thailand

The Curriculum Project (CP) of Thabyay Education Network was established in 2001 to work with post-secondary (Post-10) schools and adult education programmes along the Thailand-Burma border.

CP works with teachers and learners to design curricula and materials, and provides teacher training and teacher support programmes. Almost all schools and organisations the project works with are run by and for exiles, refugees, migrant workers and other marginalised groups from Burma.

Our objectives are to develop curricula and materials for two purposes: to capacitate students for work in community organisations, and to prepare students for further education opportunities. Currently we are working on curricula, materials and teacher training for general and academic English language learning, social studies, maths, science and community development.

Currently at various stages of development are modules on:

Physics • Beginner, Elementary and Intermediate Levels of English Language Learning • Community Development • Politics • Health and Society • Peace and Conflict Studies • Animal Farm • Planet Earth

How you can help us

As we are a small project, we rely a lot on volunteers. We, and the schools along the border, need:

Science specialists (to assist us with developing and writing modules).
Experienced teacher trainers to help us meet training demands.

Experienced teachers looking to contribute to education along the border would do well to contact one of our close working partners: Burma Volunteer Program (BVP) – www.burmavolunteers.org. They will be able to help locate suitable teaching placements at schools that we work with in the camps and migrant sectors.

If you would like further information regarding these positions available withe CP, please do not hesitate to contact us. Unfortunately, at this time we are unable to accept other volunteers without these specific skills. How you can help us

As we are a small project, we rely a lot on volunteers. We, and the schools along the border, need:

Science specialists (to assist us with developing and writing modules).
Experienced teacher trainers to help us meet training demands.

Experienced teachers looking to contribute to education along the border would do well to contact one of our close working partners: Burma Volunteer Program (BVP) – www.burmavolunteers.org. They will be able to help locate suitable teaching placements at schools that we work with in the camps and migrant sectors.

If you would like further information regarding these positions available withe CP, please do not hesitate to contact us. Unfortunately, at this time we are unable to accept other volunteers without these specific skills.

Contact us http://curriculumproject.org/contact-us