*What are you doing this summer???*
*Africa Teaching Trip with Camara 2009 *
Camara is a registered Irish Charity staffed primarily by volunteers. Our
mission is to enhance the educational system in Africa by using Irish
technology resources. All our computers we send out use Linux as the
operating system and are loaded up with edubuntu software.
Each year a group of Camara volunteers travel to the computer labs and hubs
that Camara have set up in a growing number of African countries, to teach
basic and advanced ICT skills.
In July 2009 Camara will be sending volunteers to teach in our EDU-Labs in
schools across Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and
Zambia. Volunteers will teach introductory computer Hardware and Software
skills in schools and educational institutions over a four week period.
Volunteering abroad with Camara gives you that chance to get involved with a
local community in Africa, it is a great opportunity to share and pass on
some of your own skills.
I am pleased to announce that information and applications are now
available, please follow this link
http://www.camara.ie/volunteer/africa09/index.php for our online application
and further details of the trip.
Africa 08 volunteers wrote a blog about their experience, go to
http://camara.ie/blog/ to read some of their stories or look at their
pictures.
Further information is available on our website at, www.camara.ie but if you
have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me
hester at camara.ie
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards
--
Hester Jackman
Volunteer Coordinator
Camara
The Digital Hub
10-13 Thomas Street
Dublin 8
w.www.camara.ie
e. hester at camara.ie
t. +353 (0) 1 6522668
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