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...you feel you can contribute to. For the older children you can get involved with developing vocational skills, such as craft work, sports and growing vegetables. You can also expect to assist with the day-to-day running of the projects,...

...of community projects including adult education. For example, you can work with Zambians to improve their literacy, craft making skills and small business management. Alternatively LIWOMADI (LIvingstone WOmen MAke a DIfference) is a local...

...for poor people from the community including disabled children and the elderly. The activities might include art, craft, dance, gymnastics and board games. The main part of your project however would be teaching at one of the school...

...success of the project depends upon support from local people so many of the initiatives are community based. Art and craft workshops using rainforest products and courses in recycling and environmental education are given to all the local...

...volunteers are needed to assist the staff, teach English, put on a variety of extra-curricular activities, teach art/craft and games and also give the children some much-needed love and attention. Just as importantly you are needed to co-ordi

...co-ordinate extra-curricular activities. If you have an interest in any sports (cricket is the national game), art, craft, drama, music, dance or just about any hobby you would have an enthusiastic club of young supporters. There are very...

...in the wild. You will be taken on a one day tour including a trip to Hartebeespoort Dam with a visit to the Chameleon Craft Market (a great place to pick up some African Handicrafts). After the market you will drive through rural South Africa...

...prepared for by the children, which teaches them vital skills. In centres like this vocational training such as wood craft, making soap and tailoring has seen over 25 girls develop enough skills to progress to the working world. These girls...

...bear inhabits the surrounding forest. Meals are eaten in the eco-lodge. Yunguilla. Conservation, Teaching, Art & Craft Yunguilla situated at 2800 metres is a village with 300 inhabitants in the cloud forest. Like Maquipucuna there is a...

...a spacious, excellently resourced complex on the outskirts of the city. Facilities include a large swimming pool, craft room, music room and sports area. Without an education these children would be completely dependent on their families...

...5pm. You would be asked to assist the three full time members of staff. Most of the work involves playing, painting, craft work and initiating activities to stimulate the children. There are also one or two domestic duties such as helping...

...the city of Cusco and in surrounding villages. You can teach children in schools and orphanages, or work with women’s craft groups in villages which gives a real insight in to the traditional life of the Andes. About the schools and teaching...

... - Changing dirty nappies and clothes, washing and cutting fingernails - Playing games with the children - Designing craft activities and games for the older children - Educating the children through games, puzzles and play Our users say..

...selling anything from ornate curios to enticing souvenir items. Watch local artisans demonstrate the intricate art of craft-making and batik-painting. Dubbed the Feringgi Walk, the bazaar offers shoppers a host of attractions. Key Tips A

...there included a daily soup kitchen, a nursery school, a community vegetable garden, gym lessons, a music school and a craft centre. They made the most beautiful beadwork there, some of which I was given as a gift before I headed back to the...

Traditional trade carried on by means of shallow-draft dugouts. Oubangui is the most important river, navigable all year to craft drawing 0.6 m or less. 282 km of waterways are navigable to craft drawing as much as 1.8 m

...your YM exam with Flying Fish. How do I get an RYA/MCA International Certificate of Competence (ICC) for Pleasure Craft? The ICC is issued free by the RYA to members who are UK residents and hold one of the following certificates:...

...is an art you'll have a chance to master in week 7, followed by a mellow two-day sail down the Ganges in traditional craft. You'll hop on the Toy Train to Darjeeling for your first glimpse of the mighty Everest, before heading into the...

...base for getting to the Inca Trail and the ruined Inca city of Machu Picchu - but the narrow cobbled streets and local craft markets still retain all of their traditional charm, with llamas wandering past the Internet cafes and bars being a...

...watch the sun set over golden beaches. NB: No formal artistic training is required, although an interest in art & craft is expected. Art & Design in Ghana Art has always been an important part of West African life, both as a...