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Volunteer to Teach Western Music, Painting, and Other Aesthetic Skills.

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Volunteer to Teach Western Music, Painting, and Other Aesthetic Skills.

Welcome to the Volunteer Program in Sri Lanka for Western Music, Painting, and Aesthetic subjects! We invite individuals who have a passion for music, art, and other aesthetic subjects to join us in improving the skills of rural Sri Lankan children. This program is designed to provide a unique opportunity to work with young people and help them learn new skills while promoting creativity, self-expression, and teamwork. Our program is located in the rural areas of Kurunegala, where we have partnered with local schools to provide the children with the opportunity to learn Western music, painting, etc. As a volunteer in this program, you will work closely with the children, helping them to develop their skills, sharing your knowledge and experiences with them, and create a positive and supportive environment for learning. We believe that every child deserves access to a quality education that includes opportunities for creative expression and physical activity. By volunteering in this program, you will not only be providing support and encouragement to the children but also making a lasting impact on their lives. Through our program, volunteers will gain valuable experience in teaching and working with children, as well as an opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich culture and traditions of Sri Lanka. You will also have the chance to explore the natural beauty of the country and connect with local communities. Join us in making a difference in the lives of rural Sri Lankan children through the power of music, and art.


Program Overview

The Volunteer Teaching Program in Sri Lanka offers a unique opportunity for volunteers to teach Western Music, Painting, and other aesthetic subjects at local government schools. By sharing their passion and expertise, volunteers inspire students to develop their skills and talents in these areas. Volunteers create a positive learning environment by designing interactive lessons, incorporating practical activities, and collaborating with local teachers. They broaden students' horizons, nurture creativity, and encourage artistic expression. Beyond the classroom, volunteers may organise extracurricular activities like concerts and art exhibitions to showcase students' talents. This program also promotes cultural exchange as volunteers immerse themselves in the local culture and engage with students, teachers, and the community. Join the Volunteer Teaching Program in Sri Lanka to make a meaningful impact on students' artistic development, empower young minds, and contribute to their educational journey. Together, let's inspire a love for Western Music, Painting, and aesthetic subjects while fostering cultural understanding.

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Program Goals:

  • To provide female volunteers and families with an opportunity to contribute to the welfare of girls in a meaningful way.
  • To empower the girls in the home and help them develop life skills.
  • To promote cross-cultural understanding and exchange between volunteers and local communities.
  • To provide volunteers with an opportunity to learn about Sri Lankan culture and society.

Program Activities:

Volunteers will be teaching Western Music, Painting, and other aesthetic subjects to students at local government schools. This will involve planning and delivering lessons, working with students to develop their skills, and supporting their overall development. Volunteers will also have the opportunity to explore the local community and culture.

Program Duration:

This program is available for a minimum of 2 weeks up to a maximum of 12 weeks.

Application requirements:

  • This program is open to both male and female volunteers who have experience and expertise in Western Music, Painting, art, crafts, etc.
  • Volunteers should be enthusiastic, patient, and willing to work with students of varying ages and abilities and local teachers of the relevant subject.
  • All volunteers must be at least 18 years older. (Children under 18 with their parents are eligible)
  • Volunteers must have a valid passport, travel insurance and obtain a visa to enter Sri Lanka.
  • Police Background Check: All volunteers are required to provide a police background check prior to starting the program. This is to ensure the safety and protection of the children and the local community.

Accommodation:

Volunteers will be provided with safe and comfortable shared accommodations, located at the project or within close proximity. Basic amenities such as beds, fans, and bathroom facilities will be provided to ensure volunteers have a comfortable stay during their time in the program. The accommodation will offer a chance for volunteers to connect with like-minded individuals and share experiences, fostering a sense of camaraderie and cultural exchange. Families will have private bedrooms and bathroom facilities. Volunteers will also have access to a communal kitchen and living area.

Meals:

Volunteers will be provided with three nutritious meals per day, including vegetarian options. The meals will be prepared using locally sourced ingredients, giving volunteers an opportunity to savour traditional Sri Lankan cuisine. Dietary restrictions or preferences can be accommodated if communicated in advance.

Program Fees:

Please contact the SLVP team directly for detailed information regarding the program fee. The program fee typically covers accommodation, meals, airport transfers, program coordination, orientation, training, administration, and support services. Volunteers are responsible for their airfare, travel insurance, visa fees, and any other expense of personal nature including local transport, sightseeing, etc.

Program Support:

Program Orientation: Upon arrival, volunteers will receive a comprehensive orientation, including information about project activities, safety guidelines, and cultural sensitivities. This orientation will help volunteers acclimate to the program and understand their roles and responsibilities. Program Coordinators: Dedicated program coordinators will be available throughout the program to provide support, guidance, and address any concerns or questions volunteers may have. 24/7 Emergency Support: In case of any emergencies or urgent situations, a 24/7 emergency support system will be in place to assist volunteers and ensure their well-being.