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Overseas
volunteers should go to www.spw.org to find
out more
1.Who
can apply?
Volunteers with
SPW India should have completed Plus two schooling. Although we prefer
graduates. They must be between the ages of 19 and 26, and available from
January to April or from September to December.
2.How
can I apply?
Send us your Bio Data stating your
: Name and Address, date of birth, educational qualifications, your hobbies
or interests, and a paragraph on why you would like to volunteer with
SPW. Also a letter of reference from a responsible person who knows you
well
3.When can I apply?
Any time from June
to November.
We will begin selection in July /August for the September Programme and
November/December for the January Programme. Successful candidates from
the selection day will be notified .
4.What
happens in selection days?
There will a
series of discussions, and other exercises. We will be looking for volunteers
who can present arguments clearly, have good working knowledge of Tamil
and English, leadership skills and the motivation to serve rural communities.
5.Will
I have to pay for my travel to the selection day?
SPW will refund
travel expenses for invited volunteers - but we will need your bus/train
tickets.
6.What
will happen if I can't attend a selection day?
It is very important
for us to meet prospective volunteers, and to see how you work together
in groups on set activities, so we ask you to do your best to attend the
selection day. SPW very rarely selects volunteers who have failed to attend
selection days. Please contact us early if you cannot attend a selection
day so that we can try and arrange something else.
7.When
are the programmes?
January to April
and from September to December. We ask volunteers to commit to the entire
length of the programme.
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REMEMBER:
Your
work will be challenging but the rewards are many, and the work
experience you receive will prove invaluable long after the programme
is finished. It can and probably will ENRICH YOUR LIFE FOR EVER.
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YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY:
You will
need to be ready to show COMMITMENT!
DROPPING OUT of a placement can be damaging and disruptive not just
for you! It negatively impacts the entire programme.
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