English Teacher - Volunteer Position - Onsite in Georgia • Europe - 2 years, plus 3 months training
United States
Posted on Jun 3, 2026
About The Project
Public schools in Georgia are looking for recent graduates and experienced educators alike to support the country’s English language programs and youth engagement.
Georgia is currently experiencing a declining youth population due to decreasing birth rate, migration of young people, and a cultural shift to delayed parenthood. This makes investing in youth all the more important. However, many public schools, especially those in rural and underserved communities, face significant challenges that hinder their ability to equip students with essential English skills. These challenges include limited resources, technology, access to authentic language practice, and non-formal education opportunities.
As an English Teacher, you will collaborate with local educators to strengthen English language proficiency through the creation of sustainable teaching materials and meaningful opportunities for language practice. As a native English speaker, your daily interactions with students and staff will naturally support language development. Together with your colleagues, you will foster community engagement and employability skills for a more prosperous future.
Activities
How you and the community will make an impact together:
Plan and teach interactive, student-centered English lessons in a formal classroom setting to enhance students’ achievement in English.
Guide teachers to design, adapt, and/or pilot learning materials.
Support professional growth among English teachers through formal and informal English language practice.
Plan and facilitate recreational activities, tutoring sessions, and/or camps to support students’ English proficiency.
Plan and facilitate youth activities or events related to awareness days and/or volunteering opportunities.
Teach youth employability skills in an educational or instructional setting.
You may also work on additional projects that meet the community’s interests and priorities, such as leadership clubs or adult English conversation clubs
Required Skills
Qualified candidates will have one or more of the following criteria:
Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
Language: There are no pre-requisite language requirements for this position.
Key dates
APPLY BY : October 15, 2026
KNOW BY : December 1, 2026
DEPART ON : May 27, 2027
DURATION : 2 years, plus 3 months training
Public schools in Georgia are looking for recent graduates and experienced educators alike to support the country’s English language programs and youth engagement.
Georgia is currently experiencing a declining youth population due to decreasing birth rate, migration of young people, and a cultural shift to delayed parenthood. This makes investing in youth all the more important. However, many public schools, especially those in rural and underserved communities, face significant challenges that hinder their ability to equip students with essential English skills. These challenges include limited resources, technology, access to authentic language practice, and non-formal education opportunities.
As an English Teacher, you will collaborate with local educators to strengthen English language proficiency through the creation of sustainable teaching materials and meaningful opportunities for language practice. As a native English speaker, your daily interactions with students and staff will naturally support language development. Together with your colleagues, you will foster community engagement and employability skills for a more prosperous future.
Activities
How you and the community will make an impact together:
Plan and teach interactive, student-centered English lessons in a formal classroom setting to enhance students’ achievement in English.
Guide teachers to design, adapt, and/or pilot learning materials.
Support professional growth among English teachers through formal and informal English language practice.
Plan and facilitate recreational activities, tutoring sessions, and/or camps to support students’ English proficiency.
Plan and facilitate youth activities or events related to awareness days and/or volunteering opportunities.
Teach youth employability skills in an educational or instructional setting.
You may also work on additional projects that meet the community’s interests and priorities, such as leadership clubs or adult English conversation clubs
Required Skills
Qualified candidates will have one or more of the following criteria:
Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
Language: There are no pre-requisite language requirements for this position.
Key dates
APPLY BY : October 15, 2026
KNOW BY : December 1, 2026
DEPART ON : May 27, 2027
DURATION : 2 years, plus 3 months training