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ioiAdventures
Basic Information
Address: 2103 Coral Way, STE 202
Miami, FL 33145
Phone Number: 7867099885
Email: info@ioi.ngo
Director: Johann Besserer
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Conservation, Education, and Social Development
Ages for Volunteer: 18+
Hours of Service: 20+
Days of Service: 14+
Languages: English/Spanish
Experience Required:
- Intermediate level of Spanish in order to communicate with co-workers and students.
- A genuine passion for children's education, and their well-being.
- Ability to work independently as well as in a team.
- Energetic, creative, and enthusiastic nature that stimulates the learning environment.
Programs Open To: everyone with an ESL qualification
Travel Arrangements:
Cost includes food, full room and board, permits, visas, local coordination and training at respective facility, local transport, full access to our facilities, etc.--everything minus personal expenses and your airfare to Galápagos.
Application Process:
email letter of interest and resume
Visa Requirements:
we will get the visa for you
Program Highlights:
As an English Teaching Assistant you will work with students in a local K-10 school. This will include:
- Assisting the teachers with everything from lesson planning, to leading and supporting the teacher with language learning activities, games, songs, and projects.
- Coming up with some of your own activities for the class.
Mission Statement:
It is our mission to provide international education programs that support the education, conservation, and social development of isolated communities by assisting local institutions in sustainably handling the human-environmental intersection.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We empower our isolated host communities to grow in a sustainable way, establishing ecological sustainability and social stability.
Program History:
Our history
Since embarking on our journey in 2006, IOI has evolved into a mature and recognized organization with an innovative design of merging educational travel with conservation and community development. We began in Galapagos and, after 10 years of experience, have expanded to Cuba and Costa Rica.
Social Networks:
https://www.facebook.com/ioiadventures
https://twitter.com/IOIAdventures
https://www.instagram.com/ioiadventures/
Additional Information:
Who are we looking for
We are looking for adventurous volunteers ready to travel to remote parts of the world to make an impact on conservation and education projects. Our volunteers should be flexible, understanding, and respectful of the local cultural context. Depending on the position, we ask that our volunteers are physically able to work outside, sometimes in extreme weather conditions (think the tropics!) and be able to work on a team and individually.