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Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Kathmandu region to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with VIN and have supported 730 teachers across 70 schools in Nepal since 2014.
Average class size28
% Teachers who get no pd61%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)7.2
Av. years on coaching program1
The Nepal program starts with training and orientation which equips you to support teachers through a 3-week institute. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to Nepal - The Roof of the World. After arrival at Kathmandu Airport, transfer to your base in Naya Bazaar. Get inducted into the Fellowship with a welcome ceremony that covers program orientation and a chance to get to know other inspiring Fellows of your cohort.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
After a few days in the school, spend the weekend visiting Pokhara at the foot of the Annapurna range where one can enjoy the sunrise over the Himalayas.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
With temples, palaces, and UNESCO World Heritage sites, a city tour of Kathmandu is a must-do: the perfect end to a fulfilling week.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles - this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
Take a well-deserved break by going on a safari to Chitwan National Park - home of Asian Rhinos and Bengal Tiger - followed by a pulsating rafting experience on the Trishuli river. Rafting is optional.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
These are a fitting finale to the Fellowship and a chance to reflect on what’s been achieved. Collect all the memories and transfer to Kathmandu Airport for the journey home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Nepal by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
At the foot of the Annapurna range, Pokhara is home to the World Peace Pagoda. You can hike up to the Pagoda in the morning and take in the sunrise over the Himalayas before taking a boat trip to the Bahari temple on an island in the middle of the Fewa lake.
There is also a chance to go paragliding, not included in the excursion price.
Chitwan National Park combines culture and wildlife, filled with opportunities to see Asian rhinos, crocodiles, monkeys and the Royal Bengal Tiger (if you are very lucky).
Activities include a morning canoe ride along the Rapti river, jungle walk, and jeep safari through Chitwan National Park. This excursion includes 1-night camping en route and 2 nights in a hotel.
You will visit Kathmandu’s three most iconic temples. Firstly, Swayambhunath, a Buddhist temple also known as the Monkey Temple. Next, the group will head to Patan Durbar Square, a Hindu temple and UNESCO World Heritage Site, and also Boudhanath, the largest Tibetan stupa in Nepal.
The day is led by a local guide and the excursion includes all transport.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
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Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Toledo District to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with the Ministry of Education and have supported 50 teachers in Belize since 2018.
Average class size19
% Teachers who get no pd64%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)N/A
Av. years on coaching program1
The Belize program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to Belize - A Caribbean Paradise. After arrival at Belize City Airport, transfer to the Anglican Center guesthouse. Get inducted into the Fellowship with a welcome ceremony that covers program orientation and a chance to get to know other inspiring Fellows of your cohort.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Head out on a day trip to Belize’s most famous Mayan site showcasing the 9th-century ruins where you will get to climb the tallest building in the area to get 360-degree views of the ruins and jungle.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
Take time off after a week in the classroom to discover San Ignacio famous caves by tubing through them and zip line under the rainforest canopy. Alternatively, relax in your home away from home.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
The closing ceremony provides a fitting finale to the Fellowship. Award certificates, celebrate success and reflect on what’s been achieved.
Head out for two days to Caye Caulker - one of Belize’s snorkelling hotspots teeming with colourful life underwater.
Finally, transfer to Belize City Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Belize by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
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Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Lead teacher training in Cambodia as part of a partnership between government and community-led organisations to improve the quality of teaching in schools.
Alongside Teach for Cambodia Fellows, you will spend three to four weeks observing teaching, leading workshops, and providing instructional coaching that helps teachers build on their skills, achieve their goals, and improve learning outcomes.
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Welcome to Cambodia - The Land of Smiles. After arriving at Phnom Penh Airport, transfer to Feliz Hostel. Get inducted into the Fellowship with a welcome ceremony that covers program orientation and a chance to get to know other inspiring Fellows of your cohort
Kick-start the process of improving teacher agency by conducting school visits and observing the local teachers in action in the classroom coupled with providing actionable feedback.
Take time off to learn more about the humbling history of Phnom Penh by visiting the Genocide memorial sites. Top it up with a cruise to Silk Island along with a host of cultural activities.
Continue to conduct observations and provide in-person feedback with action steps that will improve the teacher’s instructional effectiveness.
This trip includes a visit to The Killing Fields and S21 prison which today are memorial sites to commemorate the victims of the genocide. This sobering experience is a necessary one for anyone visiting Cambodia. The trip also includes a cruise to silk island as well as a number of other cultural activities and sites.
Continue to conduct observations and provide in-person feedback with action steps that will improve the teacher’s instructional effectiveness.
Visit the Capital of Cambodia’s ancient Khmer empire on this weekend adventure to Siem Reap, home to the Angkor Wat Temple site.
The closing ceremony provides a fitting finale to the Fellowship - a celebration of your success. Collect all the memories and transfer to Siem Reap Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedExperience the rich culture and history of Cambodia through a visit to Angkor Wat temple, the reason for most tourists travel to the country. Take part in a trip around Phnom Penh to visit the memorial sites commemorating the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
Exploring your experience and motivations
Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Average class size
% Teachers who get no pd
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)
Av. years on coaching program
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedIt takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
Exploring your experience and motivations
Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Ashanti region to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with GNAPS and have supported 355 teachers in Ghana since 2019.
Average class size40
% Teachers who get no pd57%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)6
Av. years on coaching program1
The Ghana program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome To Ghana - Culture, Warmth, and Much More. After arrival at Accra Airport, transfer to Elysee Hotel in Kumasi. Get inducted into the Fellowship program orientation and a chance to get to know members of your team.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
Take a break to relax at the beautiful Lake Bosomtwe, situated inside an ancient impact crater and surrounded by lush green hills apt for hiking.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Embark on a 3-night trip to Mole National Park, Ghana’s first and largest national park. See the magic of the wild up close including a nocturnal safari to track hyenas & monkeys.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
Cap off your Fellowship with a trip to Cape Coast for two nights, featuring a tour of the historic Elmina Castle, a group cooking class, and a Kakum Canopy Walk.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
These are a fitting finale to the Fellowship and a chance to reflect on what’s been achieved. Collect all the memories before heading to Accra Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most the most of their time in Ghana by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
Thanks to its rich cultural history, rainforests teeming with wildlife, and coastline of mangroves and sandy beaches, Ghana is attracting more and more international visitors.
Make the most of your time in Ghana by participating in all three excursions: Mole National Park Weekend, Cape Coast and Lake Bosomtwe.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
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Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in Bangalore to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with Mantra4Change and have supported 490 teachers across 50 schools in India since 2016.
Average class size29
% Teachers who get no pd64%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)7.1
Av. years on coaching program1.2
The India program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to India - The Land of Colours. After arrival at Bangalore Airport, transfer to where the team will be based. Get inducted into the Fellowship with a welcome ceremony that covers program orientation and a chance to get to know other teachers of your team.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Bangalore, India’s ‘Silicon Valley’, is famed for its vibrant nightlife, and historical buildings. Get a taste of the fast-growing city covering palaces, gardens, markets, pubs, and temples.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
After a week of coaching, head out to Mysore for a couple of days - the cultural capital of Karnataka, famed for its royal palace. As the home of “Ashtanga Yoga”, there will also be an opportunity to take a class.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
The closing ceremony provides a fitting finale to the Fellowship a chance to reflect on what’s been achieved, award certificates and celebrate with your teachers.
Top off your Fellowship with a trip to Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in East-Central Karnataka. The spectacular ruins and boulders, an ode to a forgotten Empire, will have you catching your jaw. Collect all the memories and transfer to Bangalore Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in India by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
Home to Ashtanga yoga and famous for its magnificent Royal Palace, Mysore makes for a great weekend trip. Sample the famous Masala Dosa, visit the Chamundeshwari Temple and marvel at the Palace illuminated and reflected in the river by night.
Accommodation, transport, meals, and entrance to the palace are all included.
On this 3-night trip to Hampi in Karnataka, you will visit ancient ruins, Hindu temples, and Elephant Stables. The Monuments of Hampi are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You also have the option to visit the Daroji sloth-bear sanctuary. In the evenings you can relax hotel’s pool and spa, and eat out in one of the nearby restaurants.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
Exploring your experience and motivations
Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in Vientiane and Luang Prabang to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with the British Embassy in Laos and have supported 312 teachers across Training Colleges in Laos since 2018.
Average class size30
% Teachers who get no pd44%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)6.3
Av. years on coaching program1
Fellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Laos by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
Welcome to Laos! After arrival at Wattay International Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel in Vientiane before a welcome reception at the British Embassy. The next day, travel to Ban Keun - your first base on the Fellowship.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit Ban Kuen Teacher Training College to meet the teachers you’ll be working with during the Fellowship.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Visit the beautiful Kuang Si Falls, explore spectacular temples and take a cooking class to learn how to make traditional dishes before a sunset boat trip along the Mekong River.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
Blow off some steam with a getaway to Vang Vieng whose spectacular limestone scenery and abundant paddy fields are unlike nowhere else. Alternatively, relax back in your home away from home.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
The closing ceremony provides a fitting finale to the Fellowship - a celebration of your success and a chance to award certificates.
Sign off from the Fellowship by signing up for one of two adventures on offer -. Visit an Elephant conservation initiative or a two-day hike and kayak through remote villages.
Transfer to Luang Prabang Int’l Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Belize by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
Visit the beautiful Kuang Si Falls and swim in its pristine blue pools before exploring some of the spectacular temples, palaces, and monuments.
Take a cooking class and learn to make traditional dishes from fresh ingredients including the famous sticky rice. Take a sunset boat trip along the mighty Mekong river and see Luang Prabang from the water.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
Exploring your experience and motivations
Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Penang to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with Teach For Malaysia and have supported 290 teachers across over 50 schools in Malaysia since 2017.
Average class size31
% Teachers who get no pd33%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)8.9
Av. years on coaching program1
The Malaysia program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to Malaysia. After arrival into Penang Airport, transfer to TIDO hostel. Get inducted into the Fellowship with a welcome ceremony that covers program orientation and a chance to get to know other inspiring Fellows of your cohort.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
After an exciting few days in the classroom, the best way to absorb the colonial history, street food, and Victorian-era architecture of Penang is to sign up for a walking tour of the city.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
Explore more of Malaysia by taking a trip to Langkawi island, known for its idyllic beaches and dense jungles. Hike through the jungle, take a boat trip to Monkey Beach as well as a range of other exciting activities.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
A fitting finale to the Fellowship. A chance to award certificates, reflect on what’s been achieved and celebrate success with your teachers. Collect all the memories and transfer to Penang for the journey home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFrom white-sand beaches and turquoise ocean to its dense jungle and misty tea plantations, Malaysia is a land of diverse and colorful adventures.
With its clear waters, pristine beaches and intact jungle, the island of Penang has charmed people for centuries. Boasting old colonial buildings, famous street art, and some of Asia’s best street food, the walking tour is a great way to see the top sights.
Hike through the jungle then take a boat trip to Monkey Beach and learn all about the natural environment. All food, transport, and guides are included.
Known for its idyllic beaches and dense jungles, Langkawi island is an incredible place to relax or adventure for 3 days. You can kayak through the mangroves, getting up close to native wildlife, relax on the beach, chill by the pool or ride the cable car up Gunung Machinchang peak and look out over the rainforest canopy.
All accommodation, return transport, meals, kayaking trip, and a visit to the sky bridge are included.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
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Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Rwamagana to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with Children Might Foundation and have supported 510 teachers across 60 schools in Rwanda since 2011.
Average class size51
% Teachers who get no pd44%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)3.9
Av. years on coaching program1
The Rwanda program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to Rwanda - The Land of a Thousand Hills. After arrival in Kigali, take time to visit the Genocide Memorial for a glimpse into Rwanda’s tumultuous history before transferring to the St Augustin Centre in Rwamagana (60 km from Kigali).
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Experience the best of African wildlife from giraffes to antelopes, on a safari. Alternatively, relax in your home away from home.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
After a week in the classroom, spend a couple of days at Lake Muhazi where you will learn to make traditional artwork and enjoy scenic boat rides. Alternatively, get some rest.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
A fitting finale to the Fellowship. A chance to award certificates and reflect on what’s been achieved.
On your final weekend, take a well-deserved break by visiting a Fellow favourite - Lake Kivu, known for its beautiful scenery and vistas. Collect all the memories and transfer to Kigali Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Rwanda by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
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Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Morogoro to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
We run this program in partnership with Livingstone Trust and have supported 780 teachers across 70 schools in Tanzania since 2011.
Average class size50
% Teachers who get no pd53%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)4.5
Av. years on coaching program1.2
The Tanzania program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to Tanzania! After arrival at Dar es Salaam Airport, transfer to Babati.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Before kicking off the work in classrooms, get a feel of the Tanzanian wildlife through a Safari in Ruaha National Park, home to Africa’s largest lion population. Alternatively, get settled into your home away from home.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
After an exciting opening week in the classrooms, head out to explore the stunning Kinole waterfall - a lesser-known gem.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
These are a fitting finale to the Fellowship. A chance to award certificates and reflect on what’s been achieved.
On your final excursion, the island of Zanzibar awaits. Snorkel in clear waters and kick back on white sandy beaches. Finally, return to Dar es Salaam for your journey home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Tanzania by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
Exploring your experience and motivations
Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Be part of a team of 25 Fellows supporting teachers in the Bwindi to improve outcomes in their classrooms.
Since 2016, in partnership with Great Lakes University, we have supported 600 teachers across 72 schools in Bwindi.
Average class size35
% Teachers who get no pd29%
Learning Adjusted Years (LAYS)4.3
Av. years on coaching program1.6
The Uganda program starts with training and orientation, which prepares you to support teachers through a 3-week program. Each week combines workshops and coaching and focuses on a new area of teaching.
Welcome to Uganda - The Pearl of Africa. After arrival at Entebbe Int’l Airport, transfer to our purpose-built lodge in Bwindi in South-Western Uganda overlooking the Impenetrable Forest.
Having already learned about our approach through pre-Fellowship training, you’ll be trained and equipped for your role as a Fellow.
You’ll visit and meet the four teachers you’ll be working with, and you’ll get to see them in action in their classrooms.
You’ll co-lead one theory session and three practice sessions. Sessions introduce powerful techniques and get teachers trying them in a low-stakes workshop environment.
During the week, you’ll support teachers through 3 peer coaching cycles. Each focused on a new teaching challenge. You’ll co-plan, observe, give feedback and practice together.
Head out on a 3-day Safari to the Queen Elizabeth National Park. Chase the big 5 of an African safari, including the park’s unique tree-climbing lions. Alternatively, relax at our lodge.
You’ll co-lead sessions on 3 new teaching challenges and use simulations to get teachers practising powerful modelling and questioning techniques.
You’ll work with your partner teachers with three more peer-coaching cycles — this time focused on effective questioning and modelling.
Explore more of Uganda after another week in classrooms by heading out to Lake Bunyonyi, partaking in adventures ranging from a high ropes course to canoeing.
On the final workshop day, you’ll run sessions where teachers practice techniques for planning, supporting and assessing learning.
During the final week in schools, you’ll help teachers put scaffolding and assessment techniques into practice in their classrooms.
These are a fitting finale to the Fellowship and a chance to award certificates and reflect on what’s been achieved.
On your final weekend, take a well-deserved break by rafting down the rapids of the spectacular Nile. Collect all the memories and transfer to Entebbe Airport for your journey back home.
There are three workshop days over the course of the program.
During each workshop day, you’ll facilitate four sessions alongside another Fellow.
Each day’s first session is focused on the science of teaching and learning, whereas the other three sessions are practice sessions.
During the practice sessions, you’ll get teachers practicing powerful techniques, which they’ll go on to put into practice in school.
Each week you’ll support each teacher through three coach cycles. You’ll help them plan to put techniques in action. Then you’ll observe them, give feedback and practice together.
The program is designed to be responsive to each teacher’s individual needs. We will equip you with a set of tools that enable you to be responsive to each teacher’s needs.
You’ll get with a suite of tools to help you run great workshop sessions and to steer you and the teachers you support through the program:
The Inspiring Teaching Framework — our evidence set of powerful teaching techniques.
Workshop guides for each session. These are grounded in insights from the latest research and designed to help you run powerful sessions in your unique style.
Coaching guides that link to the Inspiring Teaching Frameworks and help you and the teachers you are working with steer and focus the process.
You’ll be able to keep and use these tools in your school back at home.
It takes 20 minutes to submit. You can save your progress and come back to it.
Get StartedFellows will get the opportunity to make the most of their time in Uganda by going on weekend excursions. Income from these excursions supports our work and contributes to our sustainability. Uganda’s diverse wildlife, primates and lush scenery mean there are lots to experience.
It takes 20-30 mins. You’ll hear back within 3 days
Exploring your experience and motivations
Join the Inspiring Teachers global community
Go beyond and make an impact in your summer.
If you’re not already a member and you’re successful at interview we’ll ask you to start by paying for an Inspiring Teachers 5-Year Membership
Set up a manageable contribution plan that works for you.
We’ll help you get support and match funding from your school.
Save money on excursions when you recommend new members.
You may be able to deduct your contributions from your tax.
You’ll get a fundraising page to share with friends and family.
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