Do you need a high level of English to participate in international volunteer travel?

First of all, if you are worried about poor communication, you can imagine foreign children as a group of children living in remote areas who can only speak dialects, just like some children in Tibet can only speak Tibetan when they were young. From this perspective, language is not a problem. In addition, the content involved in the teaching will not be very profound, professional knowledge, and very simple English will be enough. After all, body language is also a necessary condition for interacting with children.

This summer, I found that many of my classmates and many other friends signed up for an international volunteer trip far away from the world. They went to different countries, but from the circle of friends, what they want to express is "there must be unforgettable experiences in life", "I think I will always miss them" and "xx is so beautiful and delicious".

There is a saying like this: "English is not my mother tongue, nor is it for them, but using this language can bring people together who could not have crossed paths." I can't speak English well, so can they, but a few simple sentences can let us know each other's intentions. We don't need language communication, one look and one action, which will take you back to the innocent age of children in an instant, where I can feel the long-lost carefree beauty. "What the owner of this sentence wants to express is definitely far greater than the meaning of these words. I really think that international volunteer travel is a magical experience. After reading the feedback from people who have been there, I can't wait to sign up and leave this world.