Gap Year Projects: Teaching

About Teaching Projects:

We have gap year and career break teaching opportunities all across India. You can use your gap year or career break to work with kids of all ages and from all backgrounds. We have opportunities for qualified teachers, classroom assistants, English language teachers and those with an aptitude for drama, arts and crafts, music or sport - the children are keen to learn something new and fresh from you. In return, you will learn from them, from the poor, the disabled and from adults eager to make more from their lives. The opportunities are endless and so is what you will gain, so go on.do something worthwhile on your gap year!

In Focus:

Teach Children from Slums

2 months onwards, Pune

The project in Pune brings together street kids and volunteers with energy and enthusiasm to help educate and brighten the lives of less privileged children. Volunteers play an active role in not only running classes and activi - ties, but also doing a round to call the children from their homes and walk them to and from school in a line of pairs... View details

Choose your Teaching Project:

Assist with Teaching or Vocational Training
2 months onwards, New Delhi
Teach and Care for Children
2 months onwards, Kolkata
Teach at Schools for Slum Children
3 months onwards, Bangalore
Teach Children from Slums
2 months onwards, Pune
Assist with English and other activities
2 months onwards, Chennai
Teach in a Community School
1 month onwards, Pune
Teach and Assist in a School for the poor
2 months onwards, New Delhi
Help Slum Children into Education
2 months onwards, Chennai
Teach at an Inspiring Orphanage
3 months onwards, Chennai
Community School Teacher
2 months onwards, Bangalore
Teach Children English, Math, Music or Art
2 months onwards, Chennai
Help Teach English To Slum Children
1 month onwards, Kolkata
Teaching Assistant at a Centre for Street Children
1 month onwards, Kolkata
Volunteer At Children's Rehabilitation Centre
1 month onwards, Kolkata

Call us on:
0800 032 33 50

Narelle Evans

My voluntary work at the project is teaching me a lot about Indian culture...I've met some amazing children from the clusters of slums and seeing them smile and laugh is priceless. It makes everything I'm doing here worthwhile.

Narelle Evans took a gap before going to Uni

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