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About Mongolia
The Peace Corps established its program in Mongolia at the invitation of the Mongolian government in 1991. Today, Volunteers support the English Education and Community Development projects. They spend their time in secondary classrooms co-teaching with Mongolian English teachers, co-facilitating youth development clubs and activities with Mongolian school staff, and collaborating with local partners on community-based initiatives. They also promote intercultural understanding between Americans and Mongolians.
During their two years of service in Mongolia, English Education and Community Development Volunteers partner with Mongolian teachers to co-plan and co-teach English language classes for secondary school students. They also support the English language development of school staff and promote youth development by co-facilitating clubs and camps.
To learn more about the Peace Corps in Mongolia, check out our latest annual report.
Annual reports
Volunteer satisfaction, health, and safety
- Annual Volunteer Survey satisfaction results [PDF]
- Health and medical care summary [PDF]
- Crime, harassment, and early termination of service [PDF]
Resources
Peace Corps service is a life-changing experience, and no two Volunteers experience their service in exactly the same way. Check out some of the links below to learn more about our country and the experiences Volunteers have had serving here.
To find information about countries around the world, including social and political history, travel information, and U.S. embassy websites.
Home to online resources representing the work and life of Peace Corps staff and Volunteers.
The National Peace Corps Association (NPCA)
The National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) provides a hub for the Peace Corps community and connections to affiliate groups made up of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) and their allies.