I am recovering from my cold, so I thought I’d reblog my post from 2 years ago. It accurately describes our work assignment here in Queretaro, but the photos are of the 2015 team.
So, what EXACTLY do Global Volunteers do in Querétaro, Mexico? As with all other GV projects, the volunteers do whatever our host asks us to do. And boy oh boy, are we well utilized here!
Five out of our group of eleven volunteers At the Universidad Tecnológica de Querétaro (UTEQ), we spend four to five hours a day talking with highly motivated, enthusiastic students. Our schedule varies from day to day, to ensure that the early morning and late afternoon students also get an opportunity to interact with us. For example, on Tuesdays, we catch our cab for UTEQ at 7:20 AM for an 8 AM class and are finished teaching at noon. On Wednesday, we start teaching at 5:00 PM and are done at 9:00 PM. On the remaining days, our start times range from 9 AM to 12 PM. I’m here to tell Ya–I have even more respect…
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Hey Shelley–Love the blog. My husband has done years of work in Queretero and really liked it-construction. Maybe I’ll follow you to volunteer there too!
Barbara Almstead from the SE Asia trip. BTW Kitty is very sick with matastized cancer from her esophageal cancer. Getting massive chemo😢
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Hi Barbara, Great to hear from you.
I’m so sorry to hear about Kitty. I’ll be back in touch when I return home next week.
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