Teach English in Mexico! Gain an informed and authentic perspective of this colorful country through the lives of Mexico’s future leaders – its students. Learn about a vibrant culture, strong family traditions, a clear and proud national identity, and students’ determination to contribute to their nation’s welfare. Teaching English in Mexico rewards you with a deeper understanding of the country – and the opportunity to truly advance Mexican students’ career opportunities.
Give. Explore. Care. Make Friends. Be a Global Volunteer.
Every day is a new adventure in service assisting Mexican English teachers. On a typical day, you create your own lesson plans and practice conversations, with topics as diverse as culture, history, daily lifestyle, sports, and school systems. No previous teaching experience necessary. In your your free time, you experience all the sights, sounds and tastes colonial Mexico has to offer. Travel with us – a long-standing non-profit leader in worldwide volunteering.
And, consider this: Your program contribution ($2,495 – $2,695) and travel costs are tax-deductible! One- and two-week itineraries, including lodging, food, local transportation, project materials and a trained team leader are available year-round. There’s no other experience like this to truly experience the real Mexico!
Practice English conversation skills with University students at Universidad Tecnológica de Querétaro (UTEQ) in Santiago de Querétaro. After school, you can join your students in shopping, sight-seeing trips, musical events or any number of cultural activities to extend the day’s learning.
“This is a wonderful site for volunteering. It’s a privilege – well organized, comfortable and the town is an interesting base. Be prepared for a wonderful experience.”
Marcia – Mexico Volunteer
“People seek us out, and share stories of their lives, their history and their challenges.”
“It made me a kinder person, a warmer person, and even a less-judgmental person. But really, it gave me tremendous perspective.”
“Almost everyone I met in one way or another thanked me just for coming there.”
“You realize you have something in common with the people you’re working with. It really is waging peace through justice worldwide.”
“These have been among the most meaningful and beneficial experiences in my life.”