Two deaf volunteers needed in a project in Denmark dedicated to deaf people
Two deaf volunteers needed in a project in Denmark dedicated to deaf people
You will be part of the team of three teachers as a resource person and take part in the scheduled education OR you will be part of the team of webdesign and IT Technical Support. In cooperation with the team you will be responsible for updating and managing a variety of websites for deaf as well as developing new sites and apps.
Assistant teacher:
In
this assignment you will be connected to the team teaching the class
called ”Frontrunners”. “Frontrunners” is an International leadership
training program for deaf. The participants are aged 18-30 and come from
all over the world.
The program consists of three modules and will
focus on subjects like “Project Management”, “Deaf Community” and
subjects related to leadership across the deaf world. The participants
will create their own projects. The projects will be managed either in
their home country or in developing countries
The aim of the program
is to give the students the necessary tools to be able to make a
difference; learn more about deaf people’s rights and conditions for
deaf throughout the world.
You will also be responsible for the social life and the
leisure part of the students i.e. initiating community activities in the
evening and in weekends and excursions round Denmark. Furthermore, you
will be the student’s contact to the Danish Deaf environment through
DDU (Danish Deaf Youth Federation) and DDL (Danish Deaf Association).
IT and Webdesign:
In
this assignment you will be part of the team of webdesign and IT
Technical Support. In cooperation with the team you will be responsible
for updating and managing a variety of websites for deaf as well as
developing new sites and apps.
At Castberggård we work in
particular with Apple products such as MacBook pro, iPad and iPhone. If
you are familiar with these products this will be a plus, since there
will be an opportunity to teach staff and students in the use of them.
In
this assignment you will also be responsible for the social life and
the leisure part of the students i.e. initiating community activities in
the evening and in weekends and excursions round Denmark. Furthermore,
you will be the student’s contact to the Danish Deaf environment
through DDU (Danish Deaf Youth Federation) and DDL (Danish Deaf
Association).
The
Danish Folk High Schools offer non-formal adult education. Most
students are between 18 and 24 years old and the length of a typical
stay is 4 months. You sleep, eat, study and spend your spare time at the
school. There are no academic requirements for admittance and there are
no exams - but you will get a diploma as a proof of your attendance.
If
you are interested in one of the assignments, please send an e-mail
with a resume, a letter of motivation and a photo no later than 26th September 2011. Please
remember to mention the project number and name in the e-mail.
Denmark
Long term
9 months staring 15 March 2012


