Join our Volunteer with Children in Jordan program and make a meaningful impact while experiencing local culture firsthand. During this 1–12 week program, you will have the opportunity to help children enhance their English skills, live with a welcoming host family, and participate in weekly Arabic lessons. This immersive experience not only allows you to contribute to the education and development of children but also provides a unique insight into Jordanian culture, traditions, and daily life.
By choosing to volunteer with children in Jordan, you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of children who need support the most. Whether you join for one week or up to three months, your contribution will be deeply valued and appreciated by the local community. Not only will you provide essential help to children, but you will also enjoy unique cultural experiences, live with a welcoming host family, and gain insights into Jordanian traditions and daily life. This immersive program offers personal growth, unforgettable memories, and the opportunity to create a lasting impact on both the children and yourself.
Do Jordan & Go Palestine
Do Jordan collaborates with Go Palestine to offer immersive Arabic language programs and cultural experiences. This partnership provides participants with structured courses, community engagement opportunities, and meaningful cross-cultural exchange in Jordan, fostering a deeper understanding of the region and its people.
Where Will the Program Be Held?
The Volunteer with Children in Jordan program takes place in Amman, the bustling capital city with a population of over 4 million people. Amman offers a rich cultural environment full of history, lively markets, and vibrant community life. Volunteering here gives you a unique opportunity to engage directly with children, support their education, and immerse yourself in the daily life of one of the Middle East’s most dynamic cities. By joining this program, you’ll contribute to meaningful social change while gaining unforgettable experiences and a deeper understanding of Jordanian culture.
How long can I join the program?
You can participate in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program for anywhere between one and 12 weeks. No matter how long you choose to stay, we are dedicated to providing an enriching and unforgettable experience at our center and in the vibrant city of Amman. You will have the chance to make a meaningful impact on children’s lives while fully immersing yourself in the culture, language, and daily life of Jordan.
Is there a specific day I need to start the program?
No, you can start the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program on any day of the week—Saturday, Monday, Thursday, or whichever day works best for you. The program is designed to be flexible, allowing you to begin at a time that fits your schedule and personal preferences while ensuring a meaningful and engaging volunteer experience in Amman.
What Are the Advantages of Volunteering with Children in Jordan?
By joining the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you will:
- Participate in engaging activities and interact with Jordanian children, teachers, and fellow volunteers.
- Immerse yourself in Jordanian culture, community life, and daily routines.
- Experience authentic life in Jordan and gain a deeper understanding of local traditions and values.
- Enjoy comfortable accommodation, either with a local host family or in our centrally located apartment in Amman. Private accommodations are also available for an additional fee.
- Start each day with a traditional Jordanian breakfast.
- Take part in three hours of Arabic lessons per week (two classes, 1.5 hours each), helping you communicate and connect with the children more effectively.
- Explore the city through local visits, including historic sites, markets, and interactions with Jordanian families in Amman.
- Go on day trips to nearby towns and cultural landmarks, offering insights into Jordanian life, history, and society.
- Receive a participation certificate and a recommendation letter upon completing the program, recognizing your contribution and experience.
This program not only allows you to make a meaningful impact on children’s lives but also offers a unique opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and daily life of Jordan.
Why Children in Jordan Want to Learn English
Children in Jordan are eager to learn English because it opens doors to education, better career opportunities, and global communication. Many Jordanian children face challenges in accessing high-quality educational resources, especially in underserved communities, where schools may have large class sizes, limited materials, and varying access to extracurricular learning.
Learning English is seen as a key tool for empowerment, helping children connect with the wider world, pursue higher education, and gain skills for future success. By joining the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you can help these children improve their English in a supportive, engaging environment, making a tangible difference in their academic and personal growth.
Volunteers also contribute to building confidence, inspiring children to overcome obstacles, and fostering a lifelong love of learning. Through this program, you not only support education but also gain insight into Jordanian culture, traditions, and the resilience of its youth.
Teach English to Children in Jordan (Ages 8–16)
Join the rewarding Volunteer with Children in Jordan program and help children and teens, aged 8 to 16, improve their English conversational skills. You will lead or assist in group sessions designed to encourage natural, everyday conversations in a friendly and supportive environment. The focus is on practical communication rather than formal lessons, allowing students to gain confidence in using English in real-life situations.
No teaching experience is required, just a willingness to make a positive impact! All teaching materials and resources are provided, so you can focus on inspiring confidence, building meaningful connections, and supporting the children’s learning journey. This program also offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Jordanian culture, interact with local families, and experience daily life in Amman while making a difference in young lives.
What Else Can I Do as a Volunteer Besides Teaching English?
- As a participant in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you can also organize workshops, seminars, or lectures on topics you are passionate about. Whether at a local school in Amman or at our volunteer center, we will help you coordinate all the necessary arrangements.
- We connect you with local institutions or host the event at our center, engaging Jordanian children, teachers, and community members. Workshops can run for one, two, or three days—or any schedule that suits you. We handle announcements, logistics, and participant coordination, so you can focus on preparing your materials and delivering an impactful session.
- Our center is fully equipped with all the tools you may need, including a screen, projector, whiteboard, laptop, and more. With this support, you can create engaging, educational experiences that enrich the community and provide valuable learning opportunities for the children you work with.
Learn Arabic While Volunteering in Jordan – Individual Classes
The Volunteer with Children in Jordan program also offers the opportunity to learn Arabic while making a positive impact. You can choose to study Modern Standard Arabic or Levantine Arabic, depending on your interests and learning goals. Classes are held three hours per week, divided into two engaging sessions.
By combining volunteering with language learning, you gain a unique experience that enhances your ability to connect with children, communicate effectively, and fully immerse yourself in Jordanian culture. This approach allows you to contribute meaningfully to the community while developing valuable language skills that enrich both your personal and professional growth.
Learn Modern Standard and Levantine Arabic While Volunteering in Jordan
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you have the option to study two types of Arabic:
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) – This is the formal, standardized version of Arabic used across the Arab world for official communication, media, and literature. While it is not commonly spoken in daily life, learning MSA provides a strong foundation for reading, writing, and understanding formal contexts throughout Jordan and the region.
Levantine Arabic (Jordanian/Shami Dialect) – Spoken by millions in Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria, Levantine Arabic is the primary dialect for everyday conversation. It allows you to communicate naturally with children, families, and the local community in Amman, helping you connect more deeply while volunteering and immersing yourself in Jordanian culture.
By learning Arabic alongside volunteering, you not only enhance your teaching and interaction with children but also gain a richer cultural experience that makes your time in Jordan even more meaningful.
Living with a Jordanian Host Family
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you have the unique opportunity to live with a Jordanian host family. This immersive experience goes beyond language learning, allowing you to experience daily life, customs, and traditions firsthand.
Staying with a host family helps you practice Arabic in real-life situations, while also giving you insight into Jordanian values, hospitality, and family life. This close cultural exchange enriches your volunteer experience, creating meaningful connections and a deeper appreciation of the local community. Living with a host family truly enhances both your language skills and your understanding of Jordanian culture, making your time in Amman unforgettable.
Exploring Local Communities and Cultural Sites in Jordan on Day Trips
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, we organize day trips to local communities and cultural sites around Amman. These excursions give volunteers the opportunity to experience the lives of children and families in different neighborhoods, understand local challenges, and witness the resilience and hospitality of the Jordanian people.
Spending time in these communities provides eye-opening insights, helps develop empathy, and broadens your understanding of Jordanian culture and daily life. These day trips complement your volunteer experience, allowing you to connect more deeply with the children you teach and the communities you serve, making your time in Jordan both impactful and unforgettable.
City Exploration with Day Tours in Amman
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, we offer day tours in Amman, giving volunteers the chance to explore the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. These tours cover key sites, from historic landmarks and bustling markets to important cultural neighborhoods, providing a well-rounded understanding of life in Jordan’s capital.
Volunteers also visit local businesses and craft centers, gaining hands-on insight into the local economy, traditions, and artisanal skills. These city tours complement your volunteering experience, allowing you to connect with the community, understand Jordanian daily life, and enrich your cultural knowledge while making a positive impact on the children you work with.
Culinary Adventures: Cooking Authentic Jordanian Dishes Together
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you can immerse yourself in Jordanian culture through hands-on culinary experiences. Each volunteer has the opportunity to prepare authentic Jordanian dishes, fostering a connection with the local community and creating unforgettable memories.
This culinary adventure goes beyond tasting delicious food—it provides insight into the significance of traditional Jordanian cuisine, family traditions, and hospitality. Sharing these experiences with your host family, fellow volunteers, and local children makes your time in Amman even more enriching and culturally immersive.
Exploring Beyond Amman: Two Days Off Weekly for Adventures
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, participants enjoy two days off each week to explore beyond Amman. These days give you the freedom to discover Jordan’s stunning landscapes, historical sites, and vibrant towns, broadening your perspective and enriching your overall experience.
Whether visiting the ancient city of Petra, floating in the Dead Sea, exploring Wadi Rum, or wandering through local markets, these adventures allow you to learn more about Jordanian culture and history while creating unforgettable memories. The program balances volunteering with opportunities for personal exploration, ensuring a well-rounded, immersive, and truly enriching experience.
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Volunteer Testimonials: Experiences with Do Jordan
These testimonials highlight the exceptional quality, cultural exchange opportunities, and impactful programs offered by Do Jordan. Whether you are considering volunteering with children, internships, or Arabic language courses, these reviews provide valuable insights into Do Jordan’s commitment to delivering meaningful, immersive, and enriching experiences.
Hearing from past volunteers showcases how participants have grown personally and professionally, gained a deeper understanding of Jordanian culture, and made a tangible difference in the lives of local children.
What does your weekly schedule look like?
We at Do Jordan are committed to making your weekly schedule diverse, engaging, and well-organized. Your program will include a variety of educational, social, and fun activities, ensuring that your experience in Jordan is both meaningful and unforgettable. From volunteering with children to cultural excursions and immersive workshops, every part of the schedule is designed to make your time with Do Jordan special and unique.
Breakfast starts at 9:30 am
At Do Jordan, each day at the volunteer center begins with a traditional Jordanian breakfast around 9:30 AM and concludes at approximately 10:15 AM. Our breakfast includes a variety of fresh and flavorful ingredients, such as za’atar (thyme), labneh, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, falafel, hummus, olives, cheese, jam, pita bread, eggs (boiled or fried), and occasionally other local specialties.
The menu is rotated regularly to provide variety and a true taste of Jordanian cuisine. Sharing breakfast with fellow volunteers and your host family is a wonderful way to start the day, connect with others, and immerse yourself in Jordanian culture while participating in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program.
The Content of the program starts at 10:30
At Do Jordan, your volunteer activities begin at 10:30 AM and continue until 1:30 or 2:00 PM. During this time, you will focus on teaching conversational English to Jordanian children, teens, and community members. Activities may vary depending on the specific program you join, so be sure to check the detailed program description for more information.
This schedule ensures that you make a meaningful impact while also leaving time for cultural immersion, Arabic lessons, and community engagement throughout the day, creating a well-rounded Volunteer with Children in Jordan experience.
Lunch Break starts at 2:00 pm
At 2:00 PM, the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program pauses for a one-hour lunch break. You can choose to buy lunch from nearby restaurants, which offer a variety of meals such as shawarma, falafel, fried chicken, and traditional Jordanian dishes like Mansaf, Maqluba, and other local specialties.
If you prefer, there are also supermarkets and malls close to the center where you can purchase ingredients and prepare your own meal in the kitchen facilities at the volunteer center. This break is a great opportunity to recharge, explore Jordanian cuisine, and socialize with fellow volunteers while experiencing authentic Amman culture.
Arabic Language Classes (MSA and Levantine/Colloquial)
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, you will receive two Arabic classes per week, each lasting 1.5 hours. Classes are taught by our skilled and experienced teachers and are scheduled at flexible times, either in the morning or, in most cases, in the afternoon.
You can choose to study Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), Colloquial Arabic (Ammiya), or a combination of both, depending on your learning goals. These classes help you communicate more effectively with the children and the local community, enhancing your volunteer experience and deepening your cultural immersion in Amman.
Day Trips to Refugee Camps near Amman
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, a weekly day trip is organized to local communities and cultural sites around Amman. These excursions give volunteers the opportunity to learn about community life, meet local families, and hear personal stories that offer deeper insight into Jordanian culture and daily challenges.
Day trips typically depart from the center at 10:45 AM and return around 2:00 or 3:00 PM. These experiences provide a unique chance to connect with the people you are serving, broaden your perspective, and complement your volunteering work with meaningful cultural immersion.
Local Visits to Learn about the Landmarks of the city of Amman
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, biweekly visits are organized to explore Amman’s historical and cultural landmarks. These trips give volunteers the opportunity to learn about the city’s rich history and economy.
During these excursions, you can visit important sites such as ancient neighborhoods, traditional markets, and notable streets, as well as local factories and artisan workshops, including handicrafts, pottery, and textile production. These visits offer a hands-on understanding of Jordanian culture, craftsmanship, and community life, enriching your volunteer experience while providing unique insights into the daily lives of the people you support.
Prepare & Cook a Traditional Palestinian/Jordanian Dish
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, every two to three weeks, all volunteers, interns, and Arabic language students come together to prepare and cook a traditional Jordanian dish. Activities include preparing appetizers, frying vegetables, cooking rice, chopping chicken or meat, and stuffing vegetables depending on the dish of the day.
These group cooking sessions provide a hands-on cultural experience, allowing volunteers to learn about Jordanian culinary traditions, work together as a team, and enjoy the delicious results of their efforts. It’s a fun and interactive way to connect with fellow participants while gaining a deeper appreciation for local food and culture.
Free Time starts at 16:00 or at 16:30
After your volunteering activities at the center, you will have free time in the evenings to relax and socialize. You can hang out with fellow international volunteers or locals you’ve met during your stay in Amman, whether by visiting a café, enjoying a coffee, or spending time in nearby parks.
The center is conveniently located on one of Amman’s liveliest streets, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and green spaces within walking distance. This gives you the perfect opportunity to unwind, explore the city, and connect with others, making your Volunteer with Children in Jordan experience even more enjoyable and memorable.
The Volunteer with Children in Jordan Program’s Fees
The fees for the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program are designed to support local Jordanian teachers, families, and communities, helping us continue to provide valuable services. The program operates without external funding, so your contribution goes directly toward sustaining and growing these initiatives, ensuring that volunteers make a real and lasting impact in Jordan. Click here to view our program fees and learn how your contribution supports our work.
What does the Participation Fee include?
| Accommodation | Host family or at a Hostel. Private accommodation is available with extra fees |
| Arabic Lessons | 3 Hours a Week – Two Classes/ 1,5 hours of Arabic lessons each |
| Meals | Daily Jordanian / Palestinian breakfast |
| Day Trips | To refugee camps in Amman. |
| Sightseeing | Historical sites in the city of Amman |
| Certificate | Certificate of participation & recommendation letter at the end of the program |
Arrival and Departure Recommendations
For the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, we recommend arriving in Amman at least one day before your chosen start date. This allows you to settle in, get oriented, and prepare for your volunteer experience.
Similarly, you are welcome to stay an extra day after the program concludes to ensure a smooth and relaxed departure. This extra time gives you the opportunity to reflect on your experience, explore the city a bit more, and say goodbye to new friends and your host family.
What Visa Do You Need to Volunteer in Jordan?
To participate in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, most international volunteers will need a Jordanian tourist visa, which typically allows a stay of up to three months. Obtaining a volunteer-specific visa in Jordan is not required, making it easier for participants to join the program without administrative difficulties.
We recommend checking visa requirements for your nationality before traveling, and our team at Do Jordan is always available to provide guidance and support to ensure a smooth arrival and stay.
Visa Requirements for Volunteering in Jordan
For the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, visa requirements vary depending on your nationality. Most international volunteers can obtain a Jordanian tourist visa on arrival at airports or border crossings, usually valid for up to three months.
If your country has specific agreements with Jordan, this process is straightforward. For countries without such agreements, it may be necessary to apply for a Jordanian visa in advance at your nearest embassy or consulate.
Our team at Do Jordan is happy to guide you through the visa process, ensuring you have all the information needed for a smooth arrival and a worry-free start to your volunteer experience.
What if Your Passport Isn’t Suitable for a Tourist Visa?
For the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, some nationalities may require additional steps to obtain a Jordanian tourist visa before arrival. While most volunteers can get a visa on arrival, certain passport holders must secure their visa from a Jordanian embassy or consulate in their home country in advance.
It’s important to check your country’s visa regulations before applying, as obtaining a visa may be a prerequisite to joining the program. Our team at Do Jordan is available to guide you through the process, helping ensure a smooth start to your volunteer experience.
Is Jordan Safe for Volunteering?
Yes, Jordan is generally safe for volunteering. Most volunteer activities take place in cities like Amman, where the environment is stable, welcoming, and supportive. Volunteers consistently report that the local community is friendly and helpful, which contributes to a positive and secure experience.
While Jordan is safe, we recommend staying informed about local news and following guidance from your host family or the Do Jordan team to ensure a smooth and worry-free volunteer experience. By taking standard precautions, you can fully enjoy your time teaching children, engaging with the community, and exploring Jordan’s culture and landmarks.
Is Prior Experience Required for Volunteering in Jordan?
No prior experience is needed to join the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program. Our programs are inclusive and designed to welcome individuals from all backgrounds, whether or not they have previous volunteering experience.
What matters most is your enthusiasm and dedication. The Do Jordan team provides guidance and support throughout your volunteer journey, ensuring you can make a meaningful impact. Whether this is your first volunteering experience or you are an experienced volunteer, you are invited to contribute, learn, and grow while supporting children and communities in Amman.
Do I Need to Know Arabic to Volunteer in Jordan?
No, volunteers are not required to know Arabic before joining the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program. The center provides three hours of Arabic lessons each week with one of our qualified teachers.
Participants can choose to study Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) or Spoken Arabic (Ammiya) once their program begins. These lessons help you communicate more effectively with children and the local community, enhancing your volunteer experience and cultural immersion in Amman.
Optional Extra Arabic Lessons
Volunteers in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program have the opportunity to enhance their experience by adding extra Arabic lessons to their schedule. These supplementary classes are available at $20 per hour and are designed to provide a deeper understanding of the language and Jordanian culture.
If you wish to include this option, please indicate it in your application so that it can be arranged in advance. These additional lessons are perfect for volunteers who want to accelerate their language learning and connect more meaningfully with the children and community they are serving.
| Place of the Program | Amman |
| Age | 18-75 Years Old |
| Minimum Period | One Week |
| Maximum Period | Three Months – 12 Weeks |
| Volunteering Hours | 4-5 hours a day – 5 days a week |
| Starting/Ending Dates | Flexible – Anytime |
| Application Deadline | No Deadline |
| Program Language | English |
| Days off | Two days including Fridays & Thursdays or Saturdays |
| Arabic Lessons | 3 Hours a Week – Standard Arabic Or Ammiya |
| Educational Degree | Not Required |
| University Credit | Available |
Can This Program Be Combined with Other Volunteer or Internship Programs?
Yes! The Volunteer with Children in Jordan program can be combined with other internship or volunteer programs offered by Do Jordan. For example, you can spend one week or more volunteering with children and then continue with another program for additional weeks.
This flexible option allows you to customize your experience, gain diverse skills, and make a greater impact while exploring different aspects of Jordanian culture and community life.
Can I extend the term of my Program while I’m there?
Yes! Participants in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program are welcome to extend their stay. To do so, volunteers should inform the Do Jordan center coordinator at least one week before the end of their current program.
Extending your participation allows you to continue making a meaningful impact, further immerse yourself in Jordanian culture, and deepen the connections you’ve built with the children and community.
Things to know before visiting Jordan!
| Living Costs in Jordan | Approx. 70-100$ a Week |
| Weekend in Jordan | On Friday |
| Food in Jordan | In Jordan, meals vary depending on the region. Inland areas like Amman typically feature hearty meals with bread, rice, and meat, while coastal and southern regions often include fish, seafood, and legumes. |
| Wifi Access in Jordan | At houses, cafes, restaurants – Almost everywhere |
| Internet Services in Jordan | Mobile broadband (3G/4G) covers most of the country (4G LTE reaches over 90 % of people). 5G has launched commercially and is expanding, especially in big cities like Amman. |
| The official language in Jordan | Arabic – Jordanian Dialect (One of the Levantine dialects) |
| Currency in Jordan | The currency in Jordan is the Jordanian Dinar, abbreviated as JOD |
| Transportations in Jordan | In Jordan, transportation includes taxis, ride-hailing apps (Careem, Uber), private car rentals, local buses, minibuses, and long-distance buses (like Jett Bus). For tourists, organized tours, 4x4s, camels in Wadi Rum, walking, and cycling in cities are also common. |
| Weather in Jordan | Summer (25-30°C), Winter (0-9°C) |
| Nearest Major Airports to Amman | The nearest major airport to Amman is Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), 35 km south of the city. Other nearby airports include Amman Civil Airport (ADJ) for domestic flights and King Hussein International Airport (AQJ) in Aqaba, 330 km south. |
The Documents you’ll receive from us!
When you join the Volunteer with Children in Jordan (1–12 Weeks) program, you will receive a comprehensive set of documents to ensure a smooth and informed experience. This includes a detailed travel guide with instructions on how to reach the center in Amman, the best transportation options, local tips, and practical information to help you settle in comfortably upon arrival.
As part of the Volunteer with Children in Jordan (1–12 Weeks) program, you will receive a weekly schedule booklet outlining the planned activities and events for each day. This helps you organize your time effectively and make the most of your volunteer experience.
In addition, you will receive an orientation booklet to help you get acquainted with the local culture and surroundings of Amman. This guide offers valuable insights into daily life, Jordanian culture, traditions, and the unique atmosphere of the city, enriching your overall experience while volunteering.
What can be added to your program? “Add-ons“
- Private apartment available as an add-on for $200 per week or $600–$700 per month.
Would you like to join an online Arabic course before joining us?
Learning Arabic before arriving can greatly enrich your time in Jordan. Even a basic understanding of common phrases and cultural expressions will help you feel more confident in daily interactions. Whether you’re exploring markets, commuting, or engaging with locals, this foundation enhances your ability to fully immerse yourself in Jordanian life, especially if you’re joining the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program.
We’re excited to offer you the chance to start this journey with a free trial, which includes your first class completely free! This is a great opportunity to get a taste of the Arabic language and see how it can enrich your time in Jordan. Click Here for more information!
Who can apply to the Teach English in Jordan program?
- has hosted people who have come from a myriad of countries, such as the USA, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Colombia, France, Japan, China, Chile, Switzerland, Russia, Germany, and many more.
- The Volunteer with Children in Jordan program is open to anyone between the ages of 18 and 75. People from all countries, backgrounds, and fields of study are welcome to join and contribute to this meaningful volunteer experience.
- Applicants under the age of 18 are also welcome to join the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, but there is one important requirement: a parent or legal guardian must complete and sign a parental consent form before participation can be approved.
When will I be able to apply to the Program?
- The Volunteer with Children in Jordan program has no application deadline, meaning you can apply and join the program at any time throughout the year.
- You are allowed to choose when you want to start and end the program.
- The minimum period of participation in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program is one week, while the maximum duration you can volunteer is 12 weeks (three months).
Can I join the program through funding from the university?
Yes, you can join the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program using funding from your university. We will assist you in completing all necessary paperwork, including providing an invitation letter, a contract, and any other required documents. However, please note that the program itself does not provide funding, as our operations are supported solely by the fees from the international programs we run.
Flexible Scheduling with a One-Year Adjustment Window
We understand that flexibility is important when planning your journey to Jordan. That’s why the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program allows you to choose your preferred start date any time throughout the year, giving you the freedom to adjust your schedule and begin when it works best for you.
Whether you want to start earlier, extend your stay, or finish sooner, we’re here to accommodate your needs. Your experience in the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program is our priority, and we are committed to making your journey personalized, smooth, and stress-free from start to finish.
How do I apply or receive additional information?
Please send an email to Mr. Tamimi, at [email protected] Please type “Volunteer with Children in Jordan Program” in the subject line. In the body of the email tell us of your interest, ask any questions you may have, and request an application. Very shortly we will reply to you.
What is the procedure for applying?
| Step 1 | Send us an email asking for the application form. |
| Step 2 | You complete the online application and send it in. |
| Step 3 | We invite you to participate in an interview via WhatsApp, Zoom, Google Meet (video or voice call). |
| Step 4 | We will send you a confirmation form which you fill out and return to us. |
| Step 5 | We send you the Invitation Letter, the contract and the invoice. |
| Step 6 | You will sign the contract and make payment in order to reserve your place in the program. |
| Step 7 | We will send you anorientation booklet and travel guide to Jordan. |
Fast-Track Application – Within 3 days!
If you’re planning to join the Volunteer with Children in Jordan program as soon as next week or need to make last-minute arrangements, we’ve got you covered with our fast-track application process. This streamlined option saves time and makes it easy to get started without delay.
With our fast-track process, you can book your flight, submit your application, attend a personalized interview, and pay the required fees—all within just three days. Whether you’re in a hurry or eager to begin your Volunteer with Children in Jordan program, this system ensures a smooth and efficient onboarding experience from day one.