The folk high school has many facilities e.g.
- access to a PC-network
- facilities for practising music
- Workshops for various arts activities
- Lecture hall
Rules
- Alcoholic beverages are only allowed at special occations
- Smoking not allowed inside the school buildings

Proposed activities for EVS volunteers:
The volunteers will be a part of the special fellowship which you find on a folk high school.
He/she will participate in our Danish courses, and through the entire stay the staff will help and support the volunteer whenever needed.

The volunteer will also work with our IT manager and the students in order to create a computer environment which meets the individual cultural requirements of the students.
There will be plenty of opportunity for new initiatives and for the volunteers to create their own activities.
If the volunteer has specific creative skills he/she will also be very welcome to create practical projects using those skills.
As the programme is quite intensive, there are often activities at the High School in the weekends. If the volunteer works during the weekend, he will have time off at an other time during the week.
The average working hours per day will be about 7 hours.
Lodging and boarding:
The volunteer will be lodged at the high school where he/she will either have his/her own room or share a room with another volunteer. There will be shared toilet and bath facilities.
We will arrange a weekend host family for the volunteer. He will eat at the school together with the students and the staff.
The volunteer will be invited to social events arranged by our organization local chapters together with other volunteers, exchange students and host families.

Volunteer profiles and recruitment process:
The volunteer must be mature, open-minded and able to work based on his/her own initiative.
We would prefere a person speaking Spanich who is also able to speak English at a conversational level.
Volunteers with a good knowledge of computer technology and communication will be preferred.
Volunters with a interest in globalisations effect on young peoples food and nutrition