Rajapachanukroh 50 School is a school for disadvantaged and poor children in the countryside of Khon Kan, Thailand.
The school is under the Royal Foundation offers education, food and accommodation for the children who have no parents, the children from the poor family, and the children from the very remote area. They can come and stay at the school from the primary (7 years) to high school (18 years). They are staying at the school with the teacher, so we are offering them. It is not only education but is also life and opportunity.
In 2018, the project needs the volunteers, who are the most important of the part, to continue for developing the potential of education that the last volunteers did, to make children in school still get inspiration to speak English and to learn your own language. The volunteers can share more about the different culture.
WORK:
Volunteers are expected to work as an English teacher in primary and high school. You can prepare the easy English lesson and useful conversation. Open mind and share a new experience with the students. Use your own experience for teaching and enjoying the game.
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD:
Volunteers will stay in the school accommodation. You have your own room (bedroom and bathroom) and have a meal at the school.
SPECIAL REMARKS:
Volunteers should love to play with kids. Please bring some teaching materials such as a book, kids’ education game, stationary, etc. from your country. It will be a good way for cultural exchange and make students have more motivation. No smoking and alcohol drinking in the project. Let’s be a volunteer! We know you can make smile to local Thai people, continue the recent project area, and be an apart of the project to extend the new community of intercultural and language in Thailand.
LOCATION:
Rajapachanukro H 50 School, Khon Kaen.
TRANSPORTATION:
Khon Kaen Airport Khon Kaen Train station Khon Kaen Bus station
LEISURE ACTIVITIES:
Visits to Buddhist temples and to the local market.
PARTICIPATION FEE:
To be paid upon arrival. 14,000 Baht for the 1st month (including project preparation and orientation week). 12,000 Baht for 2nd and 3rd months. 10,000 Bath from the 4th month onwards. (10,000 Bath is approx. £225).
The participation fee is spent on a project running, food, accommodation during volunteer project period, administration and organization running. The volunteers have to pay their own expenses such as souvenir, personal food, and free time travel expense, and also expense before the project starts and after the project ends.
Why it is necessary to pay a Participation Fee? VSA is not financially supported by government to host projects related to IVS. Hence all projects are self-funded with a participation fee. Giving the remote locations and various complexities, we have tried our best to make it as affordable as possible for volunteers. Being a non-profit organization, we emphasize on transparency, below is how we spend collected participation fee.
- Food, accommodation, and logistics of the volunteers during workcamp. - Project set up costs. (material and logistics cost) - Running the camp. (wage of professional like mason, carpenter, plumber, etc. Training local youth supported by us.) - Office running/admin expenses. (internet, photocopy, stationary, electricity, phone, salary, office equipment, tool and rental etc.) - Supporting small community project. - International travel costs to global conferences and membership fee for networking.
Breakdown of the participation fee:
The participation fee will be divided as follows... - 40% for Project running, preparing workcamp all workcamp and MLTV project cost - 40% for Organization running, all administrative cost such as the internet, rental, salary, phone, equipment, etc. - 10% for Networking, training, and seminar, the cost for international travel costs to global conferences and membership fee for networking. - 10% for the Foundation, activities and support to our local partners outside the project.
VISA TO THAILAND:
There are 2 ways to obtain visa if you are a Medium/Long Term Volunteer
1 - Apply for a tourist visa, mostly the volunteers get a visa to stay in Thailand for 2 months. After that, if the volunteers want to extend the visa, they can extend it at Royal Thai Consulate-General Penang, Malaysia (the easiest way), and the volunteers will get more 30 days include 1900 Baht for visa fee. Furthermore, if the volunteers want to extend the visa, but less than 30 days, they can apply for tourist visa at the immigration office. 2 - If you want to stay more than 2 months, apply for Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A” (Long Stay)
Visa Remarks:
Please contact us immediately if the volunteers need confirmation letter after coordinate clearly with the sending organization. VSA Thailand can help the volunteers before they leave their country, but VSA Thailand cannot provide a visa upon arrival in Thailand. The volunteers need to make arrangement for a visa in their home country before departure date. The sending organization will usually help the volunteers along with the process. If the volunteers have a tourist visa, do not go out of Thailand until your visa date expires because the tourist visa will finish automatically, and they have to ask for visa again at Thai Consulate abroad.
Rajapachanukroh 53 School is the school for disadvantaged and poor children in the countryside of Sakon-Nakhon, Thailand.
The school is under the royal foundation offers education, food and accommodation for the children who have no parents, the children from the poor family, and the children from the very remote area. They can come and stay at the school from the primary (7 years) to high school (18 years). They are staying at the school with the teacher, so we are offering them. It is not only education but is also life and opportunity.
In 2018, the project needs the volunteers, who are the most important of the part, to continue for developing the potential of education that the last volunteers did, to make children in school still get inspiration to speak English and to learn your own language. The volunteers can share more about the different culture.
WORK:
Volunteers are expected to work as an English teacher in primary and high school. You can prepare the easy English lesson and useful conversation. Open mind and share a new experience with the students. Use your own experience for teaching and enjoying the game.
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD:
Volunteers will stay in the school accommodation. You have your own accommodation (bedroom and bathroom) and have a meal at the school.
SPECIAL REMARKS:
Volunteers should love to play with kids and please bring some teaching material such as a book, kids’ education game, stationary, etc. from your country, it will be a good way for cultural exchange and make students have more motivation.
LOCATION:
RAJAPACHANUKROH 53 SCHOOL, SAKON NAKHON, THAILAND
TRANSPORTATION:
Sakon Nakhon Airport Sakon Nakhon Bus Station
PARTICIPATION FEE:
14,000 Baht for 1st month (including project preparation and orientation week) 12,000 Baht for 2nd and 3rd months. 10,000 Bath for the 4th month. NB - 10,000 Baht is approx. £225.
Project:
The participation fee is spent on a project running, food, accommodation during volunteer project period, administration and organization running. The volunteers have to pay their own expenses such as souvenir, personal food, and free time travel expense, and also expense before the project starts and after the project ends.
Why it is necessary to pay a Participation Fee? VSA is not financially supported by government to host projects related to IVS. Hence all projects are self-funded with a participation fee. Giving the remote locations and various complexities, we have tried our best to make it as affordable as possible for volunteers. Being a non-profit organization, we emphasize on transparency, below is how we spend collected participation fee.
- Food, accommodation, and logistics of the volunteers during workcamp. - Project set up costs. (material and logistics cost) - Running the camp. (wage of professional like mason, carpenter, plumber, etc. Training local youth supported by us.) - Office running/admin expenses. (internet, photocopy, stationary, electricity, phone, salary, office equipment, tool and rental etc.) - Supporting small community project. - International travel costs to global conferences and membership fee for networking.
Breakdown of the participation fee:
The participation fee will be divided as follows... - 40% for Project running, preparing workcamp all workcamp and MLTV project cost - 40% for Organization running, all administrative cost such as the internet, rental, salary, phone, equipment, etc. - 10% for Networking, training, and seminar, the cost for international travel costs to global conferences and membership fee for networking. 10% for the Foundation, activities and support to our local partners outside the project.
VISA TO THAILAND:
There are 2 ways to obtain visa if you are a Medium/Long Term Volunteer:
1 - Apply for a tourist visa, mostly the volunteers get a visa to stay in Thailand for 2 months. After that, if the volunteers want to extend the visa, they can extend it at Royal Thai Consulate-General Penang, Malaysia (the easiest way), and the volunteers will get more 30 days include 1900 Baht for visa fee. Furthermore, if the volunteers want to extend the visa, but less than 30 days, they can apply for tourist visa at the immigration office. 2 - If you want to stay more than 2 months, apply for Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A” (Long Stay)
Visa Remarks:
Please contact us immediately if the volunteers need confirmation letter after coordinate clearly with the sending organization. VSA Thailand can help the volunteers before they leave their country, but VSA Thailand cannot provide a visa upon arrival in Thailand. The volunteers need to make arrangement for a visa in their home country before departure date. The sending organization will usually help the volunteers along with the process. If the volunteers have a tourist visa, do not go out of Thailand until your visa date expires because the tourist visa will finish automatically, and they have to ask for visa again at Thai Consulate abroad.
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