E-Learning Teacher/Trainer

Project Description

Three secondary schools in Nepal have requested the support of Peace Corps Response Volunteers (PCRVs) to serve as E-Learning Teachers/Trainers. The Government of Nepal has started computer and information technology education in public schools, and many high schools have established computer labs to provide hands on learning opportunity to students on computers and information technology. This project aims to support the sustainable implementation of effective e-learning tools and activities so that learners develop information technology skills necessary to access academic and/or professional opportunities.

Each PCRV will collaborate with two counterpart computer teachers to increase their knowledge and skills to teach computer science curricula more effectively. Through weekly workshops and ongoing coaching, the PCRV will facilitate a professional development experience that leads counterpart teachers to identify and utilize available resources for learning, and to develop and use ICT in teaching all the school subjects including computer science.

Please note that departure dates and other details of this project could change because of the uncertainties as Peace Corps and local partners resume volunteer operations. Candidates selected for this position will be arriving in Nepal together as a group, so while the departure dates for the whole group could change, dates cannot be changed for individual candidates.

Partner Information

Shree Janashakti Secondary School, Shree Siddhartha Secondary School, Shree Janak Secondary School

Required Skills

• High tolerance for ambiguity and high level of flexibility – some details of this project could change because of the uncertainties as Peace Corps and local partners resume volunteer operations
• Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant area including Information Technology, Education, or a related discipline
• Applicants must enjoy working with technology and in looking for solutions in unconventional ways
• Knowledge of computer applications and computer use including the Microsoft Office Suite
• Knowledge of or experience in using ICT to support learning and/or teaching
• At least one year’s experience in classroom teaching or information technology, coding, e-learning, database management or a related skill.

The Peace Corps embraces and leverages the diversity of its volunteers as a reflection of America's diversity. Peace Corps Response is committed to reflecting the diversity of the United States in the professionals we send into the field to support the mission of world peace and friendship. Applicants with diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Serving in Nepal

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Medical Considerations

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