http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/volunteer-in-bolivia-at-a-childrens-center-interview-part-i-866.html Volunteer Work in Latin America Tue, 21 Jan 2014 16:35:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/volunteer-in-bolivia-at-a-childrens-center-interview-part-i-866.html#comment-1455 Volunteer Work Latin America Thu, 20 Dec 2012 01:54:59 +0000 http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/?p=866#comment-1455 Volunteers can work full time of part time. The nursery runs from 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday. A Basic level of Spanish is required - or you can buddy-up with another volunteer to help you communicate with the project staff and children. Nobody speaks English, so it is a perfect place to learn Spanish!!! For volunteers working a full day, snacks and lunch will be provided free. Volunteers can work full time of part time. The nursery runs from 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday. A Basic level of Spanish is required – or you can buddy-up with another volunteer to help you communicate with the project staff and children. Nobody speaks English, so it is a perfect place to learn Spanish!!! For volunteers working a full day, snacks and lunch will be provided free.

]]> http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/volunteer-in-bolivia-at-a-childrens-center-interview-part-i-866.html#comment-1454 Volunteer Work Latin America Thu, 20 Dec 2012 01:53:25 +0000 http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/?p=866#comment-1454 Hello Maggy. We will organise home-stays with local families, in a private or twin room with access to a bathroom and kitchen so that volunteers can cook for themselves – or it may be possible to share family meals. Alternatively you can choose to be more independent and stay in an all-volunteer house known as ‘The Green House’ in the local community with modern decor and light airy rooms, but best of all is the view from the balcony which look out to the Andean mountains, the ominous "Devil's Tooth", valley and river below. For more information please contact us at info4@volunteerworklatinamerica.org Hello Maggy. We will organise home-stays with local families, in a private or twin room with access to a bathroom and kitchen so that volunteers can cook for themselves – or it may be possible to share family meals. Alternatively you can choose to be more independent and stay in an all-volunteer house known as ‘The Green House’ in the local community with modern decor and light airy rooms, but best of all is the view from the balcony which look out to the Andean mountains, the ominous “Devil’s Tooth”, valley and river below. For more information please contact us at info4@volunteerworklatinamerica.org

]]> http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/volunteer-in-bolivia-at-a-childrens-center-interview-part-i-866.html#comment-1453 Maggy Thu, 20 Dec 2012 01:48:28 +0000 http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/?p=866#comment-1453 This school looks amazing...with so much space for the children as well. I would like to learn more..first of all what are the accomodation options for volunteers? gracias :) This school looks amazing…with so much space for the children as well. I would like to learn more..first of all what are the accomodation options for volunteers? gracias

]]> http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/volunteer-in-bolivia-at-a-childrens-center-interview-part-i-866.html#comment-1427 Mag Tue, 18 Dec 2012 10:48:12 +0000 http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/?p=866#comment-1427 Does de project need volunteers in March? I might be heading to Bolivia in March and would love to help. Does de project need volunteers in March? I might be heading to Bolivia in March and would love to help.

]]> http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/volunteer-in-bolivia-at-a-childrens-center-interview-part-i-866.html#comment-1425 Noelia Mon, 17 Dec 2012 19:12:05 +0000 http://www.volunteerinsouthamericablog.org/?p=866#comment-1425 Seems like a great project! If one day I head for Bolivia.... Seems like a great project! If one day I head for Bolivia….

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