Role: English Teaching (with some English Resource) - Working cloesly with the staff of the center, the volunteer will engage in teaching activities such as curriculum development, conversation practice and class instruction up to 20 hours per week and work up to 5 hours per week in the office on organizational tasks which may include help with writing reports or grant proposals.

Housing: The volunteer will be given a stipend and will arrange her/his own apartment or other lodging. Staff will be able to assist in this process if necessary.

Place: Chiang Mai [map] is a historical capital and a major regional center in northern Thailand. As such, it is populated by a variety of ethnic and national groups drawn to the manageable city for its economic and other opportunities. With universities, NGOs, markets and tourist activities attracting visitors from all over the world, Chiang Mai maintains a welcoming feel and climate. While VIA's training takes advantage of many of these facets, a long-term volunteer living in Chiang Mai will have numerous opportunities for cultural growth and exploration.