Milagros Flores Chamochumbi, Peru Country Manager: Before becoming Global Volunteer' s country manager for Peru, Mili served as an assistant to the country manager. She completed her internship at the Pericultorio (PPA), the orphanage Global Volunteers assists. She has a bachelor's degree in Psychology, and last year presented her thesis to become licensed as a psychologist at the University of the Sacred Heart in Lima. Read her volunteers' enthusiastic endorsements here.
Milagros Flores Chamochumbi
Edith Rodriguez Preciado, Peru Country Manager: Edith earned a diploma in Advance English and Methodology in Language Teaching from Instituto Cultural Peruano - Norteamericano. She taught Elementary and High school English in private schools for five years, before she became coordinator of the English department at the Instituto. She considers it crucial to keep her English teaching skills sharp so she attends numerous seminars and international conferences related to this area. Her professionalism is lauded in this testimonial.
Edith Rodriguez
Hu Di, China Country Manager: Hu Di has worked with Global Volunteers in several diferent capacities, from volunteer positions to being the China Country Manager. She has a bachelor's degree in Foreign Language with a major in English and a minor in Japanese. She also has a masters degree in Linguistics from Xi'an International Studies University. Read Hu Di's profile here.
Hu Di
Bao Li, China Country Manager: Wang "Bao Li" completed her bachelor's degree in English at Northwestern University of Political Science & Law in Xi'an in July 2001. She was a local Chinese volunteer with our program and was hired the Sino American Society, as its representative in July 2001. She has worked with every team of volunteers since that time. In May 2005, Bao Li was hired as the Assistant China Country Manager. Read Bao Li's profile here.
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