To provide an opportunity for a practical teaching experience among people who have cultural, social and political norms which are different than many Americans encounter. To introduce the concept of world service. As our nation becomes less of a melting pot and moves towards celebrating ethnic diversity, Americans need to be comfortable working with people from many different backgrounds, ethnic groups and cultures. Participation in the Service-Learning through Teaching in Swaziland program prepares individuals for these types of situations. Swaziland is a small and beautiful country in Southeast Africa, bordering South Africa and Mozambique.
Nights are chilly.
Perfect weather for a good night's sleep. Ngwane Teacher's College is the largest primary teacher training college in Swaziland. The campus is a modern and well-equipped facility. Students live in the dormitories with Swazi roommates. The five-week internship roughly follows the schedule of the first Summer Session at the Athens campus.