For the benefit of future, present, and (though I’m not sure why) past Peace Corps volunteers, I have posted a few documents from when I was a teacher trainer in the Peace Corps. Feel free to use these as you see fit. You never know, they might come in handy—or just put you to sleep at night.
I should stipulate that these documents are posted here as-was, i.e., I haven’t edited or revised them after the fact, even though now I might know better. All files are Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Enjoy.
The contents and opinions expressed in this blog, The Peace Corps Experience of Scott Allan Wallick, do not represent official positions, views, intentions, et cetera, of the United States Peace Corps nor the government of the United States.
Documents
For the benefit of future, present, and (though I’m not sure why) past Peace Corps volunteers, I have posted a few documents from when I was a teacher trainer in the Peace Corps. Feel free to use these as you see fit. You never know, they might come in handy—or just put you to sleep at night.
I should stipulate that these documents are posted here as-was, i.e., I haven’t edited or revised them after the fact, even though now I might know better. All files are Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Enjoy.
Standard issue cookbook for Peace Corps volunteers in Nepal. Graciously scanned and shared by Udaya Neupane.
This is the curriculum for the final two days of a teacher training in Dharan, specifically for a cluster of primary English teachers.
This is the curriculum for the first two days of a teacher training in Dharan, which focused on specific issues requested by the faculty.
My teacher training program was a first for Peace Corps/Nepal and I wrote this to outline one goal of my school visits.
This is an application to go to a hill city and help another PCV with a four-day teacher training.
This is an attempt at humor in my analysis of Tony Zak and my site exchange and TOT in Dharan, January 2004.
My group had two months left after the school year end and anyone requesting an early COS by these two months was granted.
The final document regarding a volunteer’s Peace Corps service, my DOS was quite detailed.
The documents listed above are each licensed with the GNU Free Documentation License.