Volunteer Society Nepal : The best experience for volunteers, the best value for Nepal.
VSN Volunteers Ms. Ruby & Ms. Natacha from The Netherlands, Ms. Bronwyn from New Zealand and Ms. Tine & Ms. Lesbeth from Belgium are currently busy, helping the poor and marginalized women in our Women Centre Project by providing them basic English language lessons. The women are keen to learn English despite their day to day social responsibilities and problems expecting the betterment of their children and their own life. The English language knowledge will help to elevate their working skills and also develop confidence toward self-employments. The women at the centre are happy & thankful to VSN international volunteers.
Nepali Language, the official language of Nepal, is extensively spoken by the majority of the population. It is a member of the Indo-Aryan language family and exhibits strong resemblances to Hindi and Bengali. With a rich historical background, Nepali Language has been influenced by Sanskrit and the languages of neighboring countries such as Tibet and India.
The Volunteer Society Nepal offers you an exceptional opportunity to completely involve oneself in the learning Nepali language program. Our Learning Nepali Language Course provides an exhilarating chance to learn Nepali language from native language instructors, enabling you to submerge yourself in the local Nepali community. We help you to venture out to shops, dining at restaurants, and savoring Nepal-produced coffee or unique Nepalese “chiya” at local cafes, you can apply your Nepali language abilities and genuinely encounter the Nepali culture.
In your classes, you will have the opportunity to engage in one-on-one conversation sessions with native Nepali Language speakers. Through these Nepali Language lessons, you will develop your ability to communicate with individuals about various captivating aspects of Nepalese life. These topics encompass the diverse religious practices, enticing cuisine, close-knit family bonds, and the cultural transformations brought about by advancements in communication and travel.