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International Volunteer Project (LMTV) 2008 1. Introduction about (1.1) Organization for voluntary actions (1.2) Our
visions We believe that we can promote
peace by contributing to mutual respect and capacity for peaceful
coexistence between all countries. We offer youth of all countries the
opportunities with international volunteer projects to understand cultural
differences and diversity of each society. We believe that youth are our
bright future in our planet.
Globalization
+ Localization =
GLOCALIZATION
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Bring the world to the local -
Take the local area to the world -
Beyond the difference and conflicts -
To let the young people be the
global citizens (1.3) Our
activities Our International Volunteer
Projects offer young people the opportunity to join international
voluntary service on community-based projects in over 70 countries
worldwide. The projects differ enormously ranging from nature
conservation, restoration, education and construction to projects that are
more socially based including work with adults and children with special
needs, teaching or organizing youth/children's holiday schemes. Our main
activities include such as below. -
Exchange international young
volunteers for local projects -
Organizing international volunteer
projects in -
Volunteer training seminars -
Project leader training seminars -
Evaluation meetings with volunteers
and project leaders -
Evaluation meetings with the local
project partners -
Development of intercultural
programs -
Co-ordinating international
conferences and seminars -
Educating young leaders in (1.4) Our
project aims
The main purpose of IWO STV and MTV
project is to exchange cultural diversity and to positively influence the
host organization and local community by actively fulfilling the missions
of each project position. -
To let local people,
especially young ones, know about other countries and cultures through the
friendship with international volunteers. -
To help local people,
support civil associations and non-governmental organizations. -
To help volunteers
understand Korean culture and learn to respect the differences. -
To encourage an active
attitude toward responsibility for the environment, youth and society. -
To promote and organize
voluntary service activities in cooperation with International Org, local
communities and NGOs. 2. General conditions of exchange programs for volunteers
1)
Number of Volunteers & Duration: - - Maximum duration of the project is 3 months. However, it is possible to
extend the period. For more detail, please see the project list.
2) Project Coordinator: - There is one coordinator from host org for each project, who will
prepare and organize the project with - For each project, most activities are decided together with a
coordinator of the host organization. Volunteers’ ideas are welcomed and
everything can be discussed. 3) Accommodation & Food : - 3 meals and accommodation are provided during the project period by
host organization for free. Volunteers may cook for themselves or be
served by the host family/organization. It depends on the project. 4)
Free Time: - Volunteers are responsible for organizing their own free time by doing
activities such as cleaning, cooking and weekend trip. Host organizations
will provide local information for the weekend planning and the
assistance, if needed. 5)
Visa: - * Notice that volunteers from the Western part of Europe are not required
to attain VISA if they do not plan to stay more than 90 days in 6)
Insurance: 7)
General Qualifications: - Volunteers between the age of 19 to 40 are acceptable. Exceptions
should be discussed before the acceptance. - All volunteers are required to speak English well enough to communicate
and carry out the activities. In the mean time, if volunteers try to learn
and speak Korean, they will be able to connect with the local people more
easily. - No illegal drugs in - Volunteers should be motivated to complete the project successfully and
be open minded to - MTV projects are looking for volunteers who like to associate with
children and youths. Having skills such as dance, sports, traditional
cultures, languages and others for educational purpose are strongly
recommended to applicants. MTV (Mid-Term Volunteer)
Project Description IWO/MTV-11
GREEN FUTURE GYEONGGI
Apr ~ Jun (3months)
YOUTH&EDU IWO/MTV-12
GREEN FUTURE GYEONGGI
Sep ~ Nov (3months)
YOUTH&EDU Project:
The
school has about 25 students from age 12 to 15 (6th to 7th
grade). There are between four to ten students in each class. The school
seeks to educate young people to respect each other and accept diversity
in life. It also focuses on self-confidence, operant learning,
experiencing various activities (ex. traveling, carpentry, cooking,
building house, discussion, drawing and etc.). It also teaches the spirit
of democracy, humanity and living together harmoniously through various
activities in and out of the classrooms. Through teaching and interacting
with the students, volunteers are expected to provide an environment where
students can learn and understand about other culture. Work:
The project is aimed to provide the students more chance to experience
different culture and people. This experience will help them develop
global thinking. The volunteers will lead English class (Non-formal),
intercultural classes such as country introduction and language class.
They will be also responsible for participating in and after school
activities such as climbing mountains, traveling with students, language
class, and club activities. They can also join in various school
activities with students. Having skills such as dancing, singing, acting,
teaching languages (other than English) and other educational purposes can
be very helpful. Qualifications
of Volunteers: •
Previous volunteer project experiences with teenagers (Preferred but not
necessary) •
Interest about •
Ability to teach and communicate in English (Non-formal English teaching) •
Initiative and active personality / • Flexibility / Positive mind
•
Skills to manage club activities (eg. music, dance, sports, theatre and
etc) Documents
to be submitted: CV, VEF, Motivation Letter and a volunteer's picture Location:
Paju, Accommodation:
Homestay at a student’s or a teacher’s family. Food : 3
basic meals are provided by the host family Free time : Weekends and national holidays Pocket
money:
100,000 Won per month (about 80 EUR). Terminal:
IWO/MTV-21
IWO/MTV-31 -Volunteering
period should be at least two months. -Participating
dates can be according to volunteers’ preference. Project:
As in many other countries, more and more Korean people are moving to
bigger cities from the rural areas for better job opportunities and proper
cultural institutions. Since the government usually develops
infra-structure depending on the population of the region, many people in
the rural areas are largely isolated from those benefits. The host
organizations for both projects are local churches who organize small
children’s centers to provide educational opportunity for youngsters in
the local community. Work:
Together with Korean MTV volunteer(s), international volunteer(s) will
organize and manage cultural and education programs such as art, music,
foreign language (mainly English), cooking and etc for children who attend
in the local study centers. The children at the centers are mainly
elementary students with few middle school students. Students stay at the
center after their school from 2 PM and stay until around 7PM. Any
kind of activities and ideas are welcomed by the host organization as long
as they provide the local children the opportunities of cultural exchange.
The local children are very open and interested about different countries
in the world. Qualifications
of Volunteers: •
Ability to teach and communicate in English (Non-formal English teaching) •
Interest about •
Skills to manage club activities (eg. music, dance, sports, theatre and
etc) •
Interested and used to work with children and youths •
Previous volunteer experiences abroad (Preferred) •
Initiative and active personality / • Flexible and positive mind
Documents
to be submitted: CV, VEF, Motivation Letter and a volunteer's picture Location:
Gwangyang & Haenam, It's
close to the south coast. For more information about the location, please
visit the websites below: Accommodation:
A separate room in the Food : 3
basic meals are provided by the host family
Pocket
Money: 100,000
Won (about 80 EUR) per month Free time : Weekends and national holidays Terminal
:
IWO/MTV-41
LITTLE SCHOOL JEONBUK
Apr~Jun (3months) YOUTH&EDU
IWO/MTV-42
LITTLE SCHOOL JEONBUK
Sep~Nov (3months) YOUTH&EDU
Project : Little School is the first
alternative middle school founded by Buddhist sect. It is located near the
Work : The
project is aimed to provide students with inter-cultural learning. Being
with international volunteers will help students develop global thinking.
Volunteers will lead intercultural classes such as country introduction
and language class (mainly English). They will be also responsible for
participating in and after school activities such as climbing mountains,
traveling with students, language class, and club activities. They can
also join in various school activities with students. Having skills such
as dancing, singing, acting, teaching languages (other than English) and
other educational purposes can be very helpful. Qualifications
of Volunteers: •
Ability to teach and communicate in English (Non-formal English teaching) •
Interest about •
Skills to manage club activities (eg. music, dance, sports, theatre and
etc) •
Interested and enjoy working with teenagers •
Previous volunteer experiences abroad (Preferred) •
Initiative and active personality •
Flexible and positive mind Accommodation : At the school dormitory Food
: 3 basic meals are provided at the school cafeteria Location : It's in Pocket
Money: 100,000
Won (about 80 EUR) per month Free time : Weekends and national holidays Terminal
:
IWO/MTV-51
HORSEMEN JEONBUK
Apr~Jun (3months)
YOUTH&EDU IWO/MTV-52
HORSEMEN JEONBUK
Sep~Nov (3months)
YOUTH&EDU Project:
Work:
Since the school is located in an area where it has limitation in meeting
various international people, the project is mainly aimed to provide the
students more chance to meet and experience other cultures through
international volunteers. We hope that the students will develop global
thinking through this project. Volunteers, on the other hand, will have
the benefit of getting to know with Korean culture and especially
horsemanship skills. Volunteers will mainly lead English
or Japanese classes (Non-formal), intercultural classes such as country
introduction and language classes. There are about 15-20 students in one
class. Having skills such as dancing, singing, acting, teaching languages
(preferably English and Japanese) and other educational purposes can be
very helpful. Volunteers will also have opportunity to join in other
school activities or class field trips. Qualifications
of Volunteers: • Inclination toward animals
especially, horses. (Strongly Recommended) • Previous volunteer project
experiences with teenagers (preferably with high school students). • Ability to teach and speak in
English or Japanese (Non-formal teaching) • Interest about • Skills to manage club
activities (eg. music, dance, sports, theatre and etc) • Interest in learning
horsemanship skills / • Initiative and active personality / •
Flexibility / Positive mind Specialty of this program Volunteers of this project
will have three months free course of horseback riding.
The school teachers there will kindly guide and instruct the volunteers
with horsemanship skills. If volunteers are fond of horses, and love
outdoor activities, this opportunity is perfect for them and will give
them memorable experiences. Documents to be submitted:
Motivation letter, CV, VEF, a volunteer's picture. Location:
Nanwon, Accommodation :
A separate room will be provided at the school dormitory. Food
: 3 basic meals are provided at the school cafeteria Free time : Weekends and national holidays Pocket money:
100,000 Won per month (about 80 EUR) Terminal
: IWO/MTV-61
SANAN GYEONGGI
Apr~May (2months)
AGRI&SOCI
IWO/MTV-62
SANAN GYEONGGI
Sep~Oct (2months)
AGRI&SOCI
Project:
Work:
There are various environmental events and activities organized by the
community. There will be weekend workcamps and festivals held in the
village. Volunteers will have a chance to participate in those events and
meet many other young Korean volunteers. They will work with the village
people to help out with manual farm work such as collecting eggs in
chicken houses and organic vegetables from fields. Volunteers will also
tutor foreign language (English or other language, non-formal) to the
children and adults in the village. There will be culture exchange with
village children and grown-ups through sports, cooking, small trips and so
on. Volunteers will also get a chance to learn Korean or Japanese language
(there are some Japanese residents as well). They will be able to
experience the warmth and kindness of the people and healthy food from the
nature. Qualifications
of Volunteers: • Interest in
environment-friendly and non-possessive community life style
• Interested and used to working
in outdoor fields • Previous volunteer project
experiences (Preferred) • Initiative and active
personality • Flexibility / Positive mind
/ • No allergies to Chicken Documents to be submitted:
Motivation letter, CV, VEF, an applicant's picture. Location:
Hwaseong, Accommodation:
In the house of the community Food
: 3 basic meals are provided at community kitchen Free time : Weekends and national holidays Terminal
: Incheon international Airport Remark:
No pocket money. IWO/MTV-71
SANDOL GYEONGGI
Sep~Nov (3 months)
YOUTH&EDU Project:
The host organization is an alternative middle school called ‘Sandol-School'.
The school is located in a beautiful area even it is in the small city. It
has a calm and beautiful landscape. The school has about 70 students
from age 12 to 15. It seeks to educate young people to respect each other
and accept diversity in the life. It also focuses on self-confidence,
operant learning, experiencing various activities (ex. traveling,
carpentry, cooking, building house, discussion, drawing and etc.). It also
teaches the spirit of humanity and living together harmoniously through
various activities in and out of the classrooms. The teachers expect to
provide the students with activities and programs related to intercultural
and non-formal language classes so that students will experience the
different cultures and people through the international volunteers. Work:
The project is aimed to provide the students more chance to meet different
cultures and people. This experience will help them develop global
thinking. The volunteers will lead English class (Non-formal),
intercultural classes such as country introduction and language classes.
They will be also responsible for managing in and after school activities
such as climbing mountains, traveling with students, language class, and
club activities. They can also join in various school activities with
students. Having skills such as dancing, singing, acting, teaching
languages (other than English) and other educational purposes can be very
helpful. Qualifications
of Volunteers: • Previous volunteer project
experiences with teenagers (Preferred) • Ability to teach and
communicate in English (Non-formal English teaching) • Interest about • Skills to manage club
activities (eg. music, dance, sports, theatre and etc) • Initiative and active
personality / • Flexibility / Positive mind
Documents to be submitted:
Motivation letter, CV, VEF, a volunteer's picture. Location:
Namyangju, Accommodation:
In a dormitory Food
: 3 basic meals are provided at the school cafeteria Free time : Weekends and national holidays Pocket money:
100,000 Won per month (about 80 EUR). Terminal
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