Lead English Teacher

HOOP Peru

About the Program

We run an after-school space that provides a stimulating English learning environment for children and adolescents from the outskirts of Arequipa. This year; in our new Community Center; we seek to reach 100 children; aged 3 to 17. We feel so ready for this; and would love to count on you!

The purpose of the program is to improve the English speaking; reading; writing; and listening skills of the students in your class using the HOOP curriculum; effective lesson planning; and dynamic teaching methods; with the support of the Education Coordinator.

Functions:

  • Plan classes for students between the ages of 3 – 17 (each volunteer will teach a specific age group; so they won’t have to plan for so many ages)
  • Teach English to one group of 20 students (Monday to Friday; 3:30 – 5:00 pm / Saturday; 10:00 am – 12:00 pm)
  • Participate in Education team meetings; alongside a few other general HOOP activities.

To apply; please send your CV; Criminal Check and a Reference letter to welcomevolunteers@hoop.ngo

What we offer: 24-hour in-country support; airport pick-up in Arequipa; daily office snacks and arrival kit; program training and weekly check-ins; certificates (and reference letter; upon request); professional and practical experience in a friendly; welcoming; and supportive environment; experience and a new network in the NGO sector; plus learn about international development issues. Local experiences: quick-start quechua classes with moms of our community; workshops on quena flute and other traditional instruments; cooking classes with our moms; workshops on traditional Peruvian dances. We organize one of these experiences per month; so the longer you stay the more Peruvian you get. We are waiting for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cerro Colorado; Arequipa

Until the end of school year in Peru (December)

1 month minimum (longer is preferable)

Adults of both sexes 18+

Desired skills: fluent in English; basic to intermediate Spanish skills preferred; or a willingness to learn; experience working with children; experience living or working abroad preferred Successful candidates will be: organized and reliable; with good time management; creative and resourceful to be able to work in a development environment and make best use of HOOP’s limited resources; flexible and responsive to the frequently changing needs of the organization and community; approachable and personable to build effective relationships with the HOOP team; students and local people.

Volunteering is free but participants need to cover their own living expenses. Volunteers can choose homestay or hostel accommodation. Volunteers receive support in finding accommodation; training; 24/7 support; a t-shirt; and a certificate and reference letter on successful completion of the placement.

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