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Education
Sharing skills. Changing lives. 
VSO is an international development charity that works through volunteers. Our vision is a world without poverty where people work together to fulfil their potential.
It pays to change the world
By sharing your passion for teaching and learning, your ability to support and guide with local colleagues, you can start something great. You can make a noticeable difference to the lives of some of the world’s poorest communities.
Being a VSO volunteer is a hugely satisfying experience and you may uncover new skills you never knew you had. Even better, you’ll receive plenty of training and support such as flights, a local living allowance, accommodation and resettlement support when you return.
Go on… change the world!
Now is the best time to volunteer
The Government has announced a fund to cover the pensions of public servants who volunteer overseas with VSO between April 2008 and March 2011. Find out more about getting your public sector pension paid.
Find out how you can help to change the world by clicking on the job title below that best suits your area of expertise.
Come and meet us!If you're an experienced teacher or education manager and would like to find out more about volunteering with VSO, come along to one of our information events in early 2009. You'll hear from returned volunteers and learn more about the volunteering opportunities available in your profession.
Below you'll find some inspiring stories from education volunteers who've worked in different areas across Africa and Asia. Discover more about how they've shared their skills where they were needed most.
 | Beck Mitchell, Teacher trainer adviser, Provincial Teacher Training Centre, Kampot |
 | Felicity Harwood, English teacher trainer, Universidade Pedagogica, Beira |
 | Gill Howeson, Teacher Resource Centre Adviser, Maldives |
 | Richard Bates, English Methodologist, Eritrea |
 | Matt Innes, Education adviser, Provincial Teacher Training Centre, Kampot |
 | Marilyn Brophy, SEN Lecturer, Guyana |
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