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India: A Volunteers Guide From Start To Finish: Part 4: Teaching & The School Environment

Lauren September 12, 2013

“I would definitely encourage anybody to take part in this volunteering project. It has been an amazing experience and I have learnt so much from it. It feels so good to be a part of something that gives to communities that have very little, but appreciate every little thing they have and are always smiling. Once you have experienced India in its true form, it will never leave you!” Becky McMullin, 2013

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Volunteer Diary: First Day

Lauren September 24, 2012

Katie Desmond and Stacey Smail are two volunteers from Edge Hill University who volunteered in Thailand for six weeks, here they reflect on what happened on their first day at

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A day in the life: Thailand Project

Lauren September 19, 2012

“Get involved with the culture and take every opportunity that comes your way as not only does it combat homesickness, it will create memories to make this one of the greatest experiences of your life!” Katie Desmond and Stacey Smail, Volunteers in Thailand 2012

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A day in the life: rural Thailand project

Lauren September 13, 2012

“My favourite part of the day is when the children sit in the hall waiting to see which class room I walk into, which ever class I walk into the students let out a great big cheer.” Michelle Bainbridge, Volunteer in Thailand 2012

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Use a Dictionary

Kath November 23, 2011

English is my native language. In fact, English is my only language. I studied English through secondary school and did English Literature as part of my University degree. I have

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