Volunteering in our school
monastery
Volunteering at the school involves supporting students and staff through teaching,
helping in daily activities, and participating in school programs,
while gaining cultural experience and contributing
to the community.
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Volunteering in Buddhist School
Volunteering at our school is a meaningful opportunity to support the education, personal growth, and daily lives of young monk students while experiencing Buddhist culture and community life. Volunteers play an important role in helping students improve their English communication, learning skills, creativity, and confidence through teaching, interactive activities, reading sessions, and cultural exchange. By sharing knowledge, time, and positive energy, volunteers help create a supportive and inspiring learning environment for the children.
The purpose of the volunteer program is not only to support the school but also to encourage cultural understanding, compassion, mindfulness, and community connection. Volunteers can participate in meditation, prayer ceremonies, gardening, school events, and daily activities, allowing them to experience a peaceful and simple way of life. Through this experience, volunteers gain personal growth, valuable memories, and a deeper understanding of Buddhist values while making a positive impact on the lives of students and the school community.
Many of the students at our school come from far remote Himalayan regions where access to education and basic opportunities is very limited. Most students are from economically disadvantaged family backgrounds, and some are orphaned or without proper parental care. The school provides them with education, shelter, guidance, and a safe environment for learning and personal development. By volunteering at our school, volunteers directly support and encourage these children, helping bring hope, confidence, and new opportunities into their lives.
Accommodation and Room facilities
Our school is still growing and developing, so we may not have fully established facilities like larger organizations or institutions. However, the school always tries its best to provide volunteers with basic accommodation, meals, and a safe, peaceful environment during their stay. We kindly ask volunteers for understanding, flexibility, and a simple lifestyle while being part of our school community.
- Private / shared room
- Clean Bathroom access
- Hot water or cold shower
- Wi-Fi available
- Good Meals
Engagement with monks & Students
Volunteers at the school have the opportunity to engage in a wide range of meaningful, educational, and enjoyable activities throughout their stay. The volunteer experience is not only about supporting classroom learning, but also about becoming part of the school’s peaceful community life and experiencing Buddhist culture, traditions, and daily practices. Through close interaction with students, young monks, teachers, and local community members, volunteers can build strong connections while contributing positively to the school environment.
During their stay, volunteers may take part in meditation and spiritual prayer ceremonies, assist with English teaching, reading sessions, creative learning activities, and cultural exchange with students. They are also encouraged to join activities such as gardening, helping with daily school routines, and participating in school events and celebrations. In their free time, volunteers can explore nearby places, experience local culture, and enjoy the natural beauty of Nepal, making their stay both enriching and memorable.
Volunteer Schedule / Weekly Routine
We believe in nurturing students beyond academics.
Our extra-curricular activities are designed to develop creativity, confidence, discipline, and a strong sense of social responsibility among our students.
| Day | Activity |
|---|---|
| Monday – Friday | Teach English to students / Help monks with basic daily tasks |
| Saturday & Sunday | Free time (explore, rest, or join community activities) |
| Daily | Morning meditation (optional), Evening reflection session |
During your stay at the School
- Volunteers must respect all cultural and religious activities at the school.
- Always speak politely and kindly with students and staff.
- Smoking, drinking alcohol, or using any intoxicants is strictly prohibited on or near school grounds.
- Wear modest clothing that does not reveal body parts while staying at the school.
- Maintain a respectful and positive attitude throughout your stay.
- If you face any problems, feel free to contact the school staff or coordinator for assistance.
Things to Avoid During Your Stay
No alcohol or smoking allowed on or near school premises
Wear modest clothing; short or revealing dress is not allowed
Do not take students outside without permission from school staff
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Helpful FAQs for Volunteers
Not necessarily. Some of our roles—especially those involving direct classroom work—require experience in education or child development. However, we also have opportunities in areas like research, fundraising, communications, and analytics where different skills are needed. If you have relevant experience, a learning mindset, and alignment with our values, we’d love to hear from you.
Volunteers mainly help students with English learning, reading activities, creative programs, cultural exchange, and simple daily school activities. Volunteers may also join meditation sessions, gardening, and community events.
Volunteers are provided with basic accommodation within or near the school premises. Since the school is still developing, facilities may be simple, but the school always tries its best to provide a safe and comfortable environment.
The school provides basic daily meals and essential facilities for volunteers. Volunteers are encouraged to live simply and respectfully as part of the school community.
Volunteers should wear modest and respectful clothing suitable for the cultural and religious environment of the school. Very short or revealing clothes are not allowed.
Yes, volunteers are warmly welcome to join meditation sessions, spiritual prayer ceremonies, and other cultural or religious activities organized by the school.
Yes, weekends and free time can be used for rest, travelling, exploring local culture, or enjoying the natural beauty of Nepal.
