Help with our indoor and outdoor classes in Chiangmai, Thailand

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  Description

  We organise children's programs and camps in hangdong Chiang Mai on some weekend or during the school break have summer camp too. we also have indoor classes everyday,from weekday we already have the longterm teachers work for the classes.we have local staff work with us too. However, as we are growing, we are planning to do it in the future more, we need some volunteers who can help with weekend activities with kids,most of them are chinese and Thai kids,including facilitating fun games and other activities at campus or different natural sites around Chiang Mai city in English,we also need help for adult oral English class too.it depends program not everyweek the same.from monday to friday 2hours per day to lead some adult oral English class,kids art class,cooking and bakery class,fun learning english class.work time will be very flexible.sometimes we have weekend outdoor camp i need help too.
  
  Unfortunately I can’t provide meals from Monday til Friday, Restaurants and supermarkets ,local markets are very close by though, so you can just go there and buy things to cook for yourself .
  
  Please read here if you agree then we can talk futher,thank you.
  
  Overview:
  We hope this information helps you understand the volunteer work here better! If you have any questions, free to ask：）
  1.Helping Hours:
  Volunteers are required to commit to 18-20 flexible help hours per week. We will try to schedule this on weekends and specific weekdays, ensuring that each volunteer has at least 3 full days to freely explore Chiang Mai.
  2.Help Content:
  Duties include teaching adult English, organizing children’s games, conducting craft activities, outdoor camp activities, and temple volunteering. Assignments will be randomly distributed based on our needs.
  3.Accommodation:
  Volunteers will share rooms with 3-4 people, equipped with air conditioning and hot water. The dormitory is similar to a youth hostel with bunk beds.
  Volunteers are responsible for cleaning the common areas, including the bathrooms and dormitory, and must take bed linens, pillowcases, and blankets to the laundry upon checkout.
  There’s a large trash bin at the entrance downstairs.Everyone should regularly check and clean the trash and dispose of it in the big bin to prevent attracting mice and ants.
  4.Food:
  Generally, no meals will be provided, and volunteers will need to handle their own meals. A shared kitchen and refrigerator are available, with supermarkets and local markets just a 1-2 minute walk away. We will provide lunch on weekends and occasionally host international group dinners.
  5.Transportation:
  To reach the school, volunteers need to download Grab or Bolt in advance. The school is located about 12 kilometers from the city center, and volunteers can take a yellow songthaew from the opposite side of the road.
  6.Dress:
  While living on the third floor of the school, please do not hang clothes outside the door or on the balcony. Attire is flexible when not interacting with students, but when helping with them, please dress appropriately, avoiding tank tops and very short shorts.
  7.No Smoking:
  Smoking is not allowed in the school area.
  8.Electricity:
  Electricity is expensive in Thailand. Volunteers are expected to conserve energy by turning off lights, fans, and air conditioning when leaving. Failure to respect our shared environment may result in termination of your placement.
  9.Kitchen：
  equipped with a washing machine and basic condiments. The washing machine is available for use, but volunteers will need to bring their own laundry detergent.If you would like to cook, we provide basic condiments such as salt and oil, as well as dishes and cutlery. Please make sure to clean and return them to their original places after use,plus cleaning the kitchen trash.
  Important reminder: Pay attention to gas safety!
  10.Bathroom:
  Clean the bathroom we share taking out the trash,Clean the hair off the bathroom drain when ever you shower,and push the water into the drain.

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  Types of help and learning opportunities

  Art Projects

  Language practice

  Help with Eco Projects

  Teaching

  DIY and building projects

  Babysitting and creative play

  Creating/ Cooking family meals

  Help around the house
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  Interests

  

  Nature
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  Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

  When I’m not busy, I can take you to different spots of the city/my neighborhood, like different hiking spots, different cafés etc.
  
  We can also cook together sometimes and I can teach you how to cook Chinese and Thai food. You can also meet my friends because we eat together quite often :)
  If there is an opportunity, I could bring you to camping sites with my local friends..

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  Projects involving children

  This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.

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  Help

  Help facilitate with kids activities with. Looking out for kids saftety while holding the event.help adult and kids to do oral english class…

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  Languages

  Languages spoken
  English: Fluent
  Thai: Fluent
  Chinese (Mandarin): Fluent
  Chinese (Cantonese): Fluent

  This host offers a language exchange
  I can speak Chinese ,Thai and English
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  Accommodation

  I have two rooms with AC,share bathroom,share the room with other volunteers.one room for man,one for female,each room can stay 3-4 people.but we dont need that many,so normally 6 people during a time maximum.

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  What else ...

  As mentioned earlier, I live in a quiet neighborhood and in my free time I love to go hiking or climbing in the mountains, you are more than welcome to join. feel free to come and cook at my place .You will have to buy the ingredients by yourself,the market is nearby.

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  A little more information

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    Internet access

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    Limited internet access

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    We have pets

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    We are smokers

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    Can host families

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  Can host digital nomads

  we have WIFI

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  Can possibly accept pets

  This host has said they are willing to accept those travelling with a pet.

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  How many Workawayers can stay?

  More than two

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  My animals / pets

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