Teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks is not only opportunity to teaching monks and Nuns but also get the chance to know about Buddhism as well. Teaching Buddhist monks at monastery in Nepal is a program which gives you an opportunity to stay in the monastery and feel the essence of purity. A large number of people who resided in Tibet had lost their homes, and they were in exiled to different places.
A large bulk of such people lives in Nepal. As of now they have lost their culture and heritage. With increasing modernization, it is essential to know English for spreading their faith and belief. To teach the people, the basic English language volunteers have been appointed. The volunteers thus get a chance to stay at a monastery and enjoy their culture. Teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks 2 to 3 hours per day, placement available at Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lumbini.
Nepal is the birthplace of the Lord Buddha, There are a huge number of Buddhist people majority in Nepal, becoming a pilgrimage destination for Buddhist follower all over the world. Volunteers play a great role in shaping the future of these monks after involving in Teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks program. These monks have knowledge only about their religion, culture, and so they need to be developed in all ways so that they can match with the present generation.
Volunteers’ gets up early in the morning and after completing the rituals practiced by these monks they start teaching the monks. They sometimes teach English in the form of a story. As these monks are a bit aged so to teach them in the form of children is a bit difficult. Most of the monks speak Tibetan language as well as Nepali and English too. Some monasteries they have English subject curriculum so you can follow their curriculum, if you interested to use your own teaching methodology then you can apply it to teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks in Nepal.
So the best way is to teach them in the form of a story or by playing different games like extempore, or story telling etc. By these ways, they can easily get acquainted with these monks and can teach English to monks at monasteries Nepal. The interactive study is by far the best way to help these monks to catch English. There are no specific qualifications required to get appointed as a volunteer in monastery. The only thing you should know is that you should be an expert in the English language.
It is of utmost importance to have respect for these monks because they are kids and elder in nature but religious, and they should respect the rituals practiced by such monks. The volunteers should abide by all the rules of the monastery otherwise they can be expelled from their work. When Teaching English at Monastery you can teach basic conversational English course and organize games, painting, drawing and other recreational activities. Let’s join our Teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks‘ volunteer project experience peace, to intense your compassion and love.
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Requirements for Teach English at Monastery
Teach English to Buddhist monk’s program availability
4 week to 12 weeks
Placement locations: all over Nepal – Kathmandu, Lumbini, Pokhara
4 weeks US$ 370
6 weeks US$ 510 See More
What’s included in given cost?
Accommodation and Meals: Host family / monastery provides basic accommodation, 3 meals a day tea coffee in between.
Time to Teach English at Monasteries: Flexible working schedule; 2 – 5 hours a day / 5 – 6 days in a week.
Volunteer training and Support: From your arrival to Nepal 24 hours support is provided by our representative. Some important language instructions, safety tips and cultural knowledge provided before starting Teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks as a volunteer in Nepal.
Note: You need weekly budget up to $ 10 extra to supply your personal expenses like bath soap, laundry, Telephone, mineral water etc.
If you interested for Teach English at Monastery to Buddhist monks in Nepal; fell free to contact us.