Introduce students to the project through interactive games and icebreakers. Assess students’ current language skills, vocabulary, and communication abilities. Organize basic language-learning activities using games, quizzes, and group conversations. Introduce cultural exchange by presenting the volunteer’s country, traditions, and culture. Prepare learning materials in collaboration with teachers and project coordinators.

Facilitate language-learning sessions focused on vocabulary, pronunciation, reading, and communication. Organize educational games, puzzles, quizzes, and group challenges. Establish a Book Club with age-appropriate reading activities and discussions. Provide individual support and feedback based on students’ learning needs. Create educational resources, including worksheets, videos, or audio materials.

Organize cultural exchange workshops focusing on traditions, customs, and global citizenship. Lead interactive language activities through storytelling, role-play, and group conversations. Encourage students to improve their communication skills through presentations and creative tasks. Develop collaborative educational activities with teachers, NGO representatives, and AIESEC members. Monitor students’ progress and collect feedback on their learning experience.

Organize final language games, quizzes, reading activities, and group challenges to review learning outcomes. Conduct assessments to evaluate improvements in vocabulary, pronunciation, literacy, and communication skills. Facilitate a final cultural exchange activity where students share what they have learned. Collect feedback from students, teachers, and community partners. Prepare a summary of activities, learning outcomes, and recommendations for the final impact report.