Short-term volunteering

Short-term volunteering in Turkey!

Project Name: Step by step ESC in Siirt 2

Location: Siirt, Turkey

Project period – 01.09.2024 – 31.10.2024 (2 months)

Hosting organization: Cedid Dernegi

Sending organization: “Common Sense” Youth Organization

Number of volunteers: Volunteers between 18-30 years old for youth

Deadline: 1 September 2024 23:59

Purpose of the project:

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Attend courses, training, activities and workshops about sustainable environment, handcraft, content creation, and effective social media use
2.

Teach about your country of origin or organize activities about your interests and teach the local volunteers what you learned from our project in our speaking club!
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Assist teachers and mentors during the activities. Help organize small events and celebrations such as walks, trips, excursions sports, cultural nights, etc.

Activites during the project

LEARN WITH US
TEACH US IN THE SPEAKING CLUB
ASSISTANCE

Participants profile:

We are looking for volunteers:

- Aged between 18 and 30
- Flexible, open-minded, tolerant, communicative
- Having experience as a local volunteer
- Willing to participate in teamwork
- At least having beginner-level of English knowledge

Accommodation, food and transport arrangements:

Travel Budget

100-499 KM: 180 EUR
500-1999 KM: 275 EUR
2000-2999 KM: 360 EUR
3000-3999 KM: 530 EUR
4000-7999 KM: 820 EUR
Accommodation: Cedid Association has a flat for volunteers’ accommodation. There are several rooms which have 2,3 or 4 beds
following their size. The kitchen, toilets and living room are for common use.
You will take 5 € each day for pocket day
You will take 4 € each day for food

How to apply?

Please get the registration number through the European Youth Portal
Fill out the APPLICATION FORM

How to get a registration number? – If you don’t have an account on the European Youth Portal, please watch our instruction videos from this Link

All costs are covered by the European Solidarity Corps

No participation fee!

Language: English & Turkish

Cedid Dernegi

Cedid is one of the biggest organizations working with the European Solidarity Corps in Turkey. We aim at developing awareness and harmony
among different cultures. Our association initiates and promotes all forms of youth activities. We reach that goal by organizing training programs, seminars, conferences, public events, meetings, and youth exchange programs.

Sending organization

“Common Sense” Youth Organization, E-mail: evs@csyo-az.org

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