International volunteers who come to Nepal to teach English or other subjects (mathematics, science, population and environment, art, history, music, etc.) in public or private schools will be welcomed. Because Nepali students like to take classes taught by international volunteers. By joining this project, volunteers can have the opportunity to teach Nepali children and contribute to Nepali education. In public schools, instruction is usually in Nepali, but in private schools instruction is generally in English. So it is better to teach children English courses in public schools, while in private schools it is better to teach them other subjects in English. In addition to these teaching activities, volunteers can also set up new creative activities and assist children in participating in other activities arranged by the school. Volunteers can teach children about minors’ rights, human rights, medical care, environmental protection, etc., and spread knowledge to the entire Nepali society through children.

Generally speaking, Nepali schools start at 10 a.m. and finish at 4 p.m. There are classes from Monday to Friday and Sunday. Nepalese students have eight classes a day and are aged between 3 and 16 years old. When volunteers attend classes, they receive help from subject teachers. Volunteers can share their knowledge, teaching methodologies and resource collection methods, and learn from each other with teachers.

In Nepal, government holidays are equivalent to study holidays. In addition, schools will be closed during winter, summer and exam preparation periods. During holidays, NVC provides other activities such as learning Nepali language, culture, traditions and visiting places of interest.

Volunteer types: teach English, mathematics, science, population and environment, art, history and music, etc.

Activity content: teaching, interacting and setting up creative courses, and assisting in participating in other activities.

Other requirements: and interest in teaching and working with children.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week. Nepal is the birthplace of Buddha Gautama Siddhartha and the source of spirituality in Asia. There are many temples here home to Nepali and Tibetan monks. More than 20% of the exiled Tibetan monks live here. This makes it even more difficult to provide good education to monks. And they are eager to learn English and understand the major events happening in the outside world, but they do not have appropriate opportunities. The modest efforts of volunteers can bring huge improvements to the lives of local monks. Volunteers can teach them English and share knowledge about first aid, environmental protection, health, personal hygiene and human rights. At the same time, you can also experience the subtleties of Buddhism and learn to apply Zen methods to your life. At the temple, the monks will incorporate meditation into their lives, which will be very different from your previous lifestyle. After joining this project, you can either choose to live with monks and experience Zen life, or you can choose to stay in a homestay while teaching in the temple.

Volunteer Type: Teaching in a temple or nunnery.

Activity content: teaching and organizing special activities.

Other requirements: Interested in teaching and getting along with monks, and willing to learn about Buddhism.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week. Hundreds of thousands of new poor and helpless children are added to Nepal every year. Some children have lost their parents, some have died early due to lack of medical care, food or natural disasters, and some have left their homes at a young age to work in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Pokhara and other places. Most of them live on the streets, sleeping rough and struggling to survive. Some children under the age of 14 work as child labor in hotels, hotels, and wealthy families. They earn meager wages and are ruthlessly exploited. They often feel abandoned by the world. Some children are adopted into orphanages, but are often treated poorly. They did not give them due care, food, clothing and education. But compared to the more unfortunate children, they already feel very satisfied. We will let you teach in an orphanage. You can teach them English or other subjects that you are interested in, as long as you think it will be helpful for their growth. As of 2014, NVC does not have its own orphanage, we help other orphanages. NVC opposes any form of child labor in Nepal and liberates them from it, while also giving street children the opportunity to receive education. Let them feel the warmth of society and grow up healthily. To this end, NVC will build its own orphanage in the near future. We look forward to your acts of kindness and hope you can do whatever you can to help these poor children.

Volunteer type: Teaching in an orphanage.

Activity content: teach and play with orphans, and take them out to play.

Other requirements: Interested in teaching and working with orphans.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week. Teacher training is an exciting project that can make you devote yourself wholeheartedly. In this project, you can impart your thoughts and experiences on teaching to local Nepali teachers. You can share your insights, such as how to effectively motivate children to learn and how to inspire them. We believe that it is very necessary to replace traditional education methods with today's most scientific education methods. You will be placed in a public or private school to work on this project. You can train teachers in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Pokhara or some other cities. Participation in this program requires you to have proven teaching experience and knowledge.

Volunteer type: teacher development

Activity content: teaching training, and designing activities that can make teachers improve.

Other requirements: At least a college degree and substantial teaching knowledge and experience.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week. More than 70% of Nepalese people are engaged in agricultural work, but only 21% of the land is arable. Based on the huge Due to population pressure, people are even growing crops in marginal areas, and many forests and open spaces have been turned into cultivated land. On the one hand, this poses a great threat to wild animals and birds; on the other hand, people suffer from natural disasters, such as floods, landslides, soil erosion, etc. The environmental state here is deteriorating. Farmers use a large amount of pesticides, insecticides and fertilizers to promote the growth of crops, but on the contrary, doing so will reduce the fertility of the land and cause environmental pollution. Another troublesome phenomenon is that since most crops here rely on timely monsoon rainfall, untimely rainfall caused by climate change will reduce crop yields. By joining this project, you can join farmers by watching them working by hand on their farms. You can teach them some modern planting methods to help them increase their yields, and teach them how to use pesticides and fertilizers correctly. You can play an important role in improving the quality of life of farmers, liberating them from hand-to-mouth living, and our goal is to enable them to achieve moderate prosperity in agriculture.

Volunteer type: Agriculture and environmental protection.

Activity content: Actively observe and participate in Nepal’s agricultural work, share modern agricultural technology, and protect the environment.

Other requirements: Interested in agriculture and environmental protection.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week. The Nepal Volunteer Association mobilizes medical and health workers to volunteer in rural Nepal. There is a lack of corresponding medical equipment here. Local rural people are reluctant to go to health stations or hospitals to see a doctor when they feel unwell. On the contrary, because of the influence of existing culture and tradition, they are more willing to see a witch doctor. On the other hand, people there suffer from various diseases due to lack of nutritious food, so a large number of medical workers are needed here.

We will arrange you in a rural or urban health station or hospital according to your wishes. You will work closely with local doctors and nurses in Nepal, assisting them in diagnosing patients and prescribing medication for treatment. We can assign you to a health center established by the government or community. You will have the opportunity to help impoverished communities and learn about their daily lives.

Volunteer Type: Health and Medicine.

Activity content: popularize public health knowledge, answer disease questions, check patients' bodies and prescribe medicines.

Other requirements: Familiar with medical knowledge. Priority will be given to medical staff and medical students.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week. Volunteers in Nepal are committed to fighting for the rights of women at the bottom of society. Most of them live in rural areas and are deprived of opportunities to receive education and develop skills. Therefore, they often can only make some handmade products and even work more than 16 hours a day. As of 2014, they are still financially dependent on their husbands. The problem of inequality between men and women is very serious. Women do not get their due rights but are regarded as a secondary group. In this case, we make them self-reliant through education and skills training, giving them the wind of equality, change and independence.

Volunteer type: Women’s rights protection

Activity content: Actively observe the situation of rural women in Nepal and help them develop skills that can help them earn a living, thereby improving their living standards. Encourage women to strive for independence, share your experiences where possible and teach them English etc.

Other requirements: Interested in women’s rights protection and able to live with women in rural areas.

Working hours: 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week