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Native English speakers are being sought to teach kids attending a social welfare study room in Daegu. The elementary school students at the Jisan-dong center are in need of extra English-language assistance.
Some of the 40 attending kids are orphans while others live with their grandparents, or in dorm-style housing.
The Daegu Gyeongbuk branch of ATEK is seeking five volunteer teachers to help out for one hour a week on Tuesday, Thursdays or Fridays. Books can be provided if needed but the curriculum will be up to the volunteer teachers.
For more information, go to the “Daegu Gyeongbuk ATEK” Facebook page.
Some of the 40 attending kids are orphans while others live with their grandparents, or in dorm-style housing.
The Daegu Gyeongbuk branch of ATEK is seeking five volunteer teachers to help out for one hour a week on Tuesday, Thursdays or Fridays. Books can be provided if needed but the curriculum will be up to the volunteer teachers.
For more information, go to the “Daegu Gyeongbuk ATEK” Facebook page.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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