Teach at Angloville: Discover the World
Volunteer Organization
Private schoolAbout Angloville: Discover the World
Angloville provides unique experiences that enable linguistic and cultural exchange in beautiful venues across Europe between English speakers and language learners, most of whom are successful professionals or ambitious youth, depending on the program you attend. Our program is a mix of casual conversations, workshops, roleplays, games, and fun-packed activities – all in English – that allow you to get the most out of your stay and truly discover the local culture.
As an English speaker, you will stay in one of our beautiful venues in Malta, Italy, Hungary, Poland, France, Germany, Ireland, or England for 1 to 6 weeks and help Europeans improve their English through a series of conversations and fun-packed activities.
You are not required to be a formal teacher but simply a partner for conversation while having a multicultural experience. No books, no classroom teaching involved.
We welcome 8000+ participants every year.
Featured in: the Lonely Planet, Forbes, AARP Magazine, Fashion Magazine, and Travel Magazine.
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Poland at a glance
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Country quick facts
Poland became a member of NATO in 1999 and the European Union in 2004.
Poland is the ninth largest country in Europe by land area.
The world’s most famous female scientist and the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Curie, was born in Poland.
Over 30% of Poland is covered by forest.
After World War II, Warsaw’s old town had to be entirely rebuilt.
Polish is the second most widely spoken Slavic language after Russian.
Poland is home to one of the biggest lake districts in Europe, Masurian Lakeland, with over 2,000 lakes.
