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International Language Programs sends volunteers to China, Russia, Mexico and Ukraine to teach English to children.
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We currently send volunteers to nine different schools in China. You will see and experience the wonders of a new culture while serving and making the lives of children better.

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China Featured Journals View All 11 Journal Entries

  • How (Not) to Eat Sugar Cane, in Eight Easy Steps

    Travel Journal from China Zhongshan, China | Thu Mar 05, 2009 | Views: 1866

    1. Get bored waiting for the bus and find something you have no idea what it is. A likely candidate. Then, accidentally order three of them. 2. Take too big of an enthusiastic bite and get splinters in the roof of your mouth. Choke a little, accidentally swallow some, and …

    TravelingKate
    The PR of C

  • Will Ill never forget you.

    Travel Journal from China Kunming, China | Wed Dec 12, 2007 | Views: 647

    While teaching in China I grew to love the kids so much and I loved to serve them by teaching them English. There was a boy I taught named Will that I will never forget. Every semester the teachers put on a program at the end of the year for the children’s parents and other students. During the program Will tapped me on the shoulder and said teacher no bye …

    ChinaDebbie
    Will I'll never forget you.

  • Full of Love

    Travel Journal from China Wuxi, China | Wed Nov 22, 2006 | Views: 2783

    Yesterday as I was walking to class one of my top students, Allen, slipped his hand into mine and began talking to me. "Teacher, thirty days it will be Christmas." Lately I've been trying to explain to my young students that I will be leaving soon.  This seemed like the perfect opportunity.  I looked down at him and said, "Yes.  And I will be home with my family—in America."  He got a …

    Kiera
    My life in China

  • Adventures in a Chinese restaurant

    Travel Journal from China Wuxi, China | Sat Sep 09, 2006 | Views: 534

    As I walked into the colorful building, I knew I was in for an unforgettable experience.  It was Ha-Ha's—a popular restaurant in downtown Wuxi.  My friends and I were seated at a large round table near the center of the room.  After patiently waiting for a menu which never came, we realized that the ordering process was a little different here.  After flagging down a waiter, we were lead to a back room.  And …

    Kiera
    Volunteering in China