Camara sends volunteers to Africa to train teachers, who have received Camara computers, in IT skills.
Short term volunteering program
Each year a group of Camara volunteers travel to the computer labs and hubs that Camara have set up in a growing number of African countries, to teach advanced ICT skills.
The programme is a demanding, challenging experience. It is a way to meet and work with like minded individuals working for change in Ireland and in Africa. The programme is open to enthusiastic people of all ages and offers them an opportunity to teach and integrate in a new community. This trip is not only about passing on our own skills but about learning from others and an opportunity to make a contribution into a community far beyond the Camara programme itself.
The Volunteer programme is part of the wider service provided by Camara to our local partners in Africa. The programme builds trust and respect helping us work together towards building sustainable hubs for all partner countries.
The programme aims to:
Provide support and training in the Camara Hubs
Provide a range of ICT skills in the computer labs Camara has set up
Provide an opportunity for all participants to learn and succeed
Provide a strong and effective support service for all Camara volunteers
This year we’ve had far fewer teachers applying for the Africa 2010 programme. No doubt due to the difficulties they are facing this year with reductions in pay and heavier workloads. Unfortunat ... Read more >
Short Term Volunteering
A09 Africa Team
Camara sends volunteers to Africa to train teachers, who have received Camara computers, in IT skills.
Short term volunteering program
Each year a group of Camara volunteers travel to the computer labs and hubs that Camara have set up in a growing number of African countries, to teach advanced ICT skills.
The programme is a demanding, challenging experience. It is a way to meet and work with like minded individuals working for change in Ireland and in Africa. The programme is open to enthusiastic people of all ages and offers them an opportunity to teach and integrate in a new community. This trip is not only about passing on our own skills but about learning from others and an opportunity to make a contribution into a community far beyond the Camara programme itself.
The Volunteer programme is part of the wider service provided by Camara to our local partners in Africa. The programme builds trust and respect helping us work together towards building sustainable hubs for all partner countries.
The programme aims to: