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BEP as an organisation needs to match the skills and experience we can call on in the UK with the needs of a range of schools and educational groups on the Thai border.
We need to know
What skills our volunteers can offer
At what time of the year and for how long volunteers may be available to work.
We can then look at a establishing a coherent programme of support. This is likely to involve a combination of individual longer term teaching placements and shorter term specialist training.
How to apply
1. If you would like to apply to become a volunteer then complete the application form and return it with your CV and CRB check If you do not have a current CRB certificate then one can be obtained through BEP
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2. If we think we can proceed further then we'll contact you to arrange an interview. This will give you the opportunity to ask us further questions and for us to discuss the nature of a placement and BEP policies and procedures. Our Volunteer Policy and Code of Conduct are particularly important
3. If everything is acceptable to both parties then you will become part of the teacher network
4. When we have confirmed your placement we will arrange an induction for you. This will include info on:
• BEP policies and procedures
• Volunteer Agreement
• The background to the current situation
• Working with the Burmese
• Education on the Thai border
• Culture and Language
• Working on the Thai /Burma border
• Travel arrangements
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