Travel and Teach Throughout Europe with a TEFL Scholarship

my time on anglovilie was amazing probably one of the best weeks of my life it was such unique and rewarding experience. Being a native speaker on the program taught me a lot about myself but also my English and how I can better improve my communication skills that I can take into any situation .
it was amazing to see how the confidence in the children grew over the space of a week . the week was well structured with enough free time to teaching ratio there was also lots of engaging activities that really helped to kids to come out of there shells and as the week progressed we all started to spend our free time together it was really enjoyable to learn
about a diffrent culture . in addition to this the accommodation and food was all brilliant

The 3 weeks I spent as a mentor at Hotel Astra were brilliant. Helping the participants practise their English was hugely rewarding, and I made many strong relationships with people across the programme, whether it was with the participants, the other mentors, or even the co-ordinators. However, the cost of flights, accommodation prior and post the 3 weeks of volunteering, and basic expenses during the programme added up. This meant that although the trip was brilliant, it ended up being more expensive than I wanted it to be. I would love to do another programme with Angloville, but I would only do so if it was a paid position. I would recommend Angloville to everyone who was interested in doing anything similar to this, and getting TEFL qualified is great, but I would not continue to do this after the mandatory 3 weeks (to get the qualification) just as an unpaid volunteer.