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Proyecto Montezuma
Basic Information
Address: Montezuma, Costa Rica
Phone Number: 2642-0271
Email: proyectomontezuma@gmail.com
Director: Kerri Bowers
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Teaching English, Sea Turtle Preservation, Eco-Tours
Clearances Required: No
Background Check: No
Population Served: Rural Central American Spanish-speakers
Ages for Volunteer: 16+
Hours of Service: Minimum 10
Minimum Hours of Service Required: 10
Days of Service: Minimum 10
Languages: Spanish, English
Languages used as a Medium: English, Spanish
Experience Required:
To participate in Proyecto Montezuma's English teaching program, prior experience or certification for teaching is required. For our other volunteer opportunities including sea turtle preservation and environmental volunteering, no experience is required.
Programs Open To: Group and individuals
Travel Arrangements:
Proyecto Montezuma's volunteer program includes all lodging in the Proyecto Lodge located directly on the beautiful Pacific Ocean. Shuttle service to Montezuma is also available upon request.
Application Process:
Submit your volunteer application through our website.
Visa Requirements:
None required. Volunteers can enter Costa Rica on a tourist visa.
Program Highlights:
Proyecto Montezuma has a variety of hands-on volunteer programs providing each of it's volunteers with an enriching volunteer experience. Whether you are interested in volunteering with education, working with local children or helping with the conservation of Costa Rica's lush environment, Proyecto Montezuma has an opportunity for you. Our volunteer program include the following positions: Teacher Assistant, Explorer's Club Station Facilitator, Kid's Summer Camp Counselor, Environmental/Community Project Volunteer and Sea Turtle Conservation Volunteer. Each of our volunteer positions gives you hands-on experience working with the local Montezuma community.
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