Namaste
Hoy en un rato libre del curro me he puesto a mirar ofertas de voluntariado(tranquis estoy muy agusto en Barcelona y de momento no me movere). Atencion a lo oferta que me encontre.
This program is designed for people who are interested in religious culture, to stay in one monastery for a period of two months or more. VSN Nepal can provide longer stays upon request. Volunteers will teach English to the monks, both young and old, for around three to four hours per day. In turn, the monks will share their knowledge and culture with the volunteers. Meditation practice, as well as fieldtrips to Hindu and Buddhist holy sites, will be included in the program.
For the first two weeks, the volunteer will take intensive language classes, as well as teacher training, everyday at the VSN Office, in Kathmandu.
The monks will be able to speak both languages so it is really a matter of the volunteer’s preference; however, most people find Nepali easier to learn. During that time, the volunteers will visit holy sites around the Kathmandu Valley. After two weeks, they will be placed in the monastery or a host family near to the monastery depending on the availability of place stay in the monastery, where they will stay for a total of six weeks or more. The final week, volunteers may take part in one of the ancient meditation techniques for ten days in Kathmandu valley or they visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Lumbini is an incredibly peaceful area in the south of Nepal and home to both Theravadan and Tibetan monasteries. This program combines religious research, through an experiential approach, with volunteer English teaching. Due to the fact that the monks spend their lives inside the monastery, this program provides them with the amazing opportunity to learn English, as well as experience another culture, from an international volunteer.
Solo como idea, sin entrar en valoracion sobre lo realista que sea la proposicion, no me digais que no os parece un voluntariado de puta madre. Bueno, tiempo al tiempo que la vida es muy larga... ;-)
This program is designed for people who are interested in religious culture, to stay in one monastery for a period of two months or more. VSN Nepal can provide longer stays upon request. Volunteers will teach English to the monks, both young and old, for around three to four hours per day. In turn, the monks will share their knowledge and culture with the volunteers. Meditation practice, as well as fieldtrips to Hindu and Buddhist holy sites, will be included in the program.
For the first two weeks, the volunteer will take intensive language classes, as well as teacher training, everyday at the VSN Office, in Kathmandu.
The monks will be able to speak both languages so it is really a matter of the volunteer’s preference; however, most people find Nepali easier to learn. During that time, the volunteers will visit holy sites around the Kathmandu Valley. After two weeks, they will be placed in the monastery or a host family near to the monastery depending on the availability of place stay in the monastery, where they will stay for a total of six weeks or more. The final week, volunteers may take part in one of the ancient meditation techniques for ten days in Kathmandu valley or they visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Lumbini is an incredibly peaceful area in the south of Nepal and home to both Theravadan and Tibetan monasteries. This program combines religious research, through an experiential approach, with volunteer English teaching. Due to the fact that the monks spend their lives inside the monastery, this program provides them with the amazing opportunity to learn English, as well as experience another culture, from an international volunteer.
Solo como idea, sin entrar en valoracion sobre lo realista que sea la proposicion, no me digais que no os parece un voluntariado de puta madre. Bueno, tiempo al tiempo que la vida es muy larga... ;-)
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Os imaginais haciendo ese voluntariado? Tiene que ser absolutamente magico, yo me voy a aplicar en mi estudio del ingles no vaya a ser que algun dia...