Freiwilligendienst in Indien (weltwärts oder IJFD) | Experiment e.V.

In Indien werden die Freiwilligen von unserer Partnerorganisation FSL India betreut. Die Einsatzplätze in Indien sind in den Bereichen Bildung, meist in Kooperation mit Grund- und weiterführenden Schulen, Arbeit mit Kindern mit Behinderungen, Mitarbeit und Unterrichten in Kinderheimen. Mehr Infos unter: www.experiment-ev.de.

[@Hypocritial]

It would be interesting to know whether German schools will ever let well trained Indian volunteers anywhere near their schools let alone teaching!! These enthusiastic Germans would do well to clear the muck in their own backyard(Germany) where hundreds of thousands of Children are denied a place in Kindergarten(despite Govt having a legal obligation) and offer their precious voluntary service.
Here in Germany this has hurt hundreds of thousands of kids leaving parents in a limbo, even 5 year olds are not getting a place in Kindergarten. Please come back to Germany your services are most required here, let Indians manage themselves.
Systematic discrimination of immigrants vis-a-vis native students in Schools and Kindergarten is very widespread in Germany. There is a segregation of kids in Kindergarten and schools based on their socio-economic status. Bright immigrant kids are tricked into vocational schools(Hauptschule) thereby denying them access to Higher education.
I wonder what kind of legal basis is there for these volunteers to involve in Government Indian schools? It is high time the Indian authorities intervene and restrict such practices - which is more of poverty tourism than service with no value add.
This is where I like China. Has "Experiment Deutschland" tried its luck in China for a similar venture?

[@Hypocritial]

@@Emeny How many uneducated Indian immigrants have you seen in Germany? Germany has lot of homework to do to deal with rampant racism. Firstly Germany should increase Kindergarten seats - a legal obligation. As for Germans helping India, sorry we don't need it - we don't wait for 2 to 3 years to get a Kindergarten seat. As for quality of education it is debatable

[@Hypocritial]

@@Emeny what are you smoking? Almost no access to education in India!!!! What a blatant lie!
I thought it would be a good idea if you volunteer to fill the gap in a German Kindergarten to cut waiting time of 3 years by atleast a few weeks! But your ignorance doesn't merit any role in a Kindergarten I suppose now.

[@MM-bd1ik]

Oh, someone is bitter

[@charlesbronson9402]

and rightly so @@MM-bd1ik