Job ID: S-PE-3958 - Teach ESL in rural Tanzania, East Africa

works in partnership with developing communities to create affordable, accessible, and innovative educational opportunities for children in rural Tanzania.

We collaborate closely with local stakeholders to address systemic barriers in education, operating both the Mungere School and Beyond Academy near Mto wa Mbu in northern Tanzania.

Our approach centers on empowering communities through high-quality, cost-effective education and professional development, fostering sustainable and lasting impact.

is seeking passionate and dedicated ESL-trained English Teachers to join our professional teaching team, supporting students aged 12–17 in Forms I–IV (Grade 7–10).

Deliver engaging, student-centered instruction that strengthens foundational English language skills.

Design and facilitate creative lessons for beginner and intermediate learners in speaking, reading, writing, and listening comprehension, equipping students with the language proficiency and confidence needed for academic and career success.

The Mungere School serves a remote community where English is rarely spoken, and primary school instruction is conducted in Swahili.

A shortage of qualified teachers, coupled with English serving as the primary language of instruction in secondary school, contributes to substantial linguistic and academic challenges for students transitioning from primary education.

The organization addresses this need by strengthening students’ language proficiency to fully engage with and succeed in their academic studies.

In addition to classroom instruction, staff support extracurricular activities that foster creativity, confidence, and holistic personal development.

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Work… With A Side of ADVENTURE!

Mungere Village is nestled in Africa’s Great Rift Valley, a short distance from Lake Manyara, Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti plains and other fascinating destinations.

To Apply
Email current resumé/CV and cover letter detailing relevant experience to [email protected]
works with children in Tanzania.

All successful candidates are required to consent to background screening, reference checks, and child safeguarding verification as a condition of placement.

Any offer of a volunteer position is contingent on satisfactory completion of these checks.

• Flexibility, resiliency, and openness to learning in a rural East African context, with patience, humility, and a strong commitment to equitable, accessible education.

• Full-time placement: 5 days per week, approximately 35–40 hours
• Monthly stipend available of USD $200
• Housing with utilities provided at no cost to participants
• does not charge program fees; participants cover their own travel, visa, and personal living expenses, roughly USD $200–300/month
• Embark on a unique journey: an authentic experience living in a traditional East African community.

• Exp lore Tanzania’s abundant and unique wildlife parks and marvel at its majestic scenery.

Travel further from the village to summit Mt.

Kilimanjaro, Oldoinyo Lengai or Mt.

Meru.

Jump a flight to enjoy the turquoise waters and beautiful beaches of Zanzibar Island.

Visit Jane Goodall’s research museum in Gombe National Park.

Book adventures Red Rhino Tours, with all proceeds benefitting students and scholars.

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