Devise an English language program for a high school |
about the project
project objective:
Our Girls' School has been granted funding by the English Access Microscholarship Program of the US government and is looking for an English Program Coordinator / Teacher to maximize and monitor results of the Program
project description:
Duties include: (1) measuring effectiveness of current English Language Program currently made available to 90 students at the school (2) working with the 3 English teachers at the school to develop a highly effective English Language Program
Preferred skills:
Experience in teaching English as a foreign language
about the organisation
organisation:
[Registered users only]
organisation's background:
Founded in 2000, we are currently the only registered non-profit girls’ high-school in the People’s Republic of China, and are funded by Sowers Action and Uniskies, both Hong Kong-based educational charities. Under the "Golden Phoenix" program, the school is approved by Nanning City Education Bureau to recruit students from national and provincial level poverty-counties of the whole Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, with tuition fees, miscellaneous fess, boarding fees and utility fees all exempted.
Originally inspired by the Spring Blossom Project of All-China Women's Federation and China Children and Teenagers Fund, the Golden Phoenix Program’s mission is to promote education fairness by improving ethnic-minority poor girls’ access to high-school education.
In the ten years since its founding, we have nurtured almost a thousand students to enter tertiary education, and 133 of which, in particular, became the first ever University student or first ever female University student of their ethnic minority village of origin in history. Currently, the school has three forms, five classes and in total 200 students, many of whom are girls from nine minority tribes across Guangxi Province’s poor mountainous areas, with family average annual income of less than 800 yuan.
Originally inspired by the Spring Blossom Project of All-China Women's Federation and China Children and Teenagers Fund, the Golden Phoenix Program’s mission is to promote education fairness by improving ethnic-minority poor girls’ access to high-school education.
In the ten years since its founding, we have nurtured almost a thousand students to enter tertiary education, and 133 of which, in particular, became the first ever University student or first ever female University student of their ethnic minority village of origin in history. Currently, the school has three forms, five classes and in total 200 students, many of whom are girls from nine minority tribes across Guangxi Province’s poor mountainous areas, with family average annual income of less than 800 yuan.
organisation's culture:
Casual, flexible & friendly
employees:
20-50
project specifications
location:
duration:
3-6 months
start date:
As soon as possible
local climate:
Mild
population:
Urban
local language:
No language skills needed
fitness needed:
Not relevant
food provided:
Full board (3 meals/day)
accomodation:
Local family / on site
transport:
Some public transport
type:
On site
Experience:
Recent graduate
commitment:
20-30 hours per week
Sectors:
Non commercial
benevola reward points
physical challenge:
intellectual challenge:
cultural challenge:
benevola points:
1832
project activities
Strategise, Troubleshoot, Calculate, Watch, Guard, Observe, Teach, Coach
project sector
Education, Primary school, Secondary school
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