Due to the latest events we need to communicate some changes that will be taken by the NGO and the countries in which we work, in order to guarantee the safety of all our volunteers and students.
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I’m lucky to have found some of my passions, others I’m still looking for. But the ones that came knocking at my door and I was able to receive are writing and teaching. I am a teacher in the rural public school system of Guatemala, the greatest fortune of a woman who dreamed of teaching and educating, in an education system in which she was always the worst student can have.
I realize in these classes, so fun and revealing, the many realities that exist and therefore I think it is essential to know my students better. Through games, exercises, dialogues and not least a constant attention to their socio-cultural context, I elaborate on the tools of the classes.READ MORE
Today, February 21, is the international mother language day. This day of commemoration created by UNESCO is now in its 20th year and commemorates the importance of all languages and the need to preserve them. In One, two… tree! we know the importance of all languages and it is a pillar of our work. READ MORE
After our first months of class in Zinacantán we were talking to some children and parents to find out how the summers are here, and it turns out that, especially the parents, said that the children had too much free time and that sometimes they didn’t know what to do with them. Every parent is familiar with this story, right?
We are happy to announce: One, Two… Tree! has started giving classes in Zinacatán, Chiapas!
We have been giving English classes to more than 700 children from 1st to 6th Year of the public elementary school Melchor Ocampo and in a centre of social integration Dr. Manuel Gamio since the beginning of February 2019.READ MORE
Guatemala is its mountains, its hills, its forests and lush jungles, its volcanoes asleep, or in full eruption originating fiery rivers of lava…
After almost a year of volunteering in Africa, I decided to return to more Latin lands, rich in culture and full of history. Yes, to return to those lands saturated with sunshine, dotted with a thousand colours, with picturesque and unusual landscapes, to resume the warm and fraternal tradition of welcoming its people.
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Right now Marta is flying to Spain after being the longest coordinator we’ve had at One Two… Tree! She was also the coordinator who had it the hardest from the beginning.
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