Volunteer with us

Volunteering with Teach For India allows you to work directly with students while gaining meaningful exposure to the state of education in India today. By immersing in classrooms, working with our Fellows, and engaging with children, you will have the opportunity to learn more about yourself, get exposed to a range of inequities across communities, and contribute to the impact of education on our country. Volunteers are expected to make a minimum commitment of 50 hours supporting a Fellow in the classroom.

We have an audacious vision to ensure all children attain an excellent education. This vision has grown since 2009 into a movement of leaders who act collectively, with love, to transform the lives of children from low-income communities. Volunteering is an excellent opportunity to begin your journey and be involved!

Volunteering with Teach For India provides you with an opportunity to -

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Work dedicatedly and meaningfully with Students

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Collaborate with our Fellows

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Gain grassroots-level experience and insight into the state of educational equity

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Engage in reflecting dialogues on reimaginging and transforming education in India

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Grow your learning, impact and leadership.

Through this Volunteer Programme, we hope our Students have access to caring, motivating and inspiring individuals across the country who will strengthen their holistic learning and development. Take the next step in your possibility-filled journey of impact today!

Teach - Love - Lead

Spend your time purposefully

teaching our children.

Teach regularly for >50 hours

and receive a certificate of volunteering

Join a movement and community

of like-minded, passionate changemakers.

Begin your journey

of re-imagining education in India

Our Students spend up to 8 years in a Teach For India classroom where they explore, dream and take steps to realise their dreams.

Prachi Dalvi stood 2nd amongst all Grade 10 BMC Schools in Mumbai.

Suraj Gupta studies at IIT Kharagpur today.

Rutuja Bhoite now studies at the Lake Forest College in Chicago.

Muskan Tanwani, is a Slam Out Loud poet and has performed around the country.

Mahesh starred in our stage production, The Greatest Show on Earth, and studies at Ashoka University.

Rehan Noor Alam studies at the Riverside School in Ahmedabad and is a passionate advocate for change in his community.

Sugandhan is passionate about building leaders and is part of the Student Leader Advisory Council of Teach For All.

SindhuPriya Gaddam is one of hundreds of Teach For India students who study at the Avasara Leadership Academy in Pune.

Bhargavi S runs Namma Voice, a platform for children to discuss pressing issues.

Our students spend up to 10 years in a Teach For India classroom where they explore, dream and take steps to their dreams.

Prachi Dalvi stood 2nd amongst all Grade 10 BMC Schools in Mumbai.

Suraj Gupta studies at IIT Kharagpur today

Rutuja Bhoitel now studies at the Lake Forest College in Chicago

Muskan Tanwani, is a Slam Out Loud poet and has performed around the country

Mahesh starred in our stage production, The Greatest Show on Earth, and studies at Ashoka University (Photo is saved here: Mahesh)

Rehan Noor Alam studies at the Riverside school in Ahmedabad and is a passionate advocate for change in his community (Photos are saved here: Rehan & Basit)

Sugandhan is passionate about building leaders and is part of the Student Leader Advisory Council of Teach For All

SindhuPriya Gaddam is one of hundreds of Teach For India students who study at the Avasara Leadership Academy in Pune

Bhargavi S runs Namma Voice, a platform for children to discuss pressing issues.

Come Experience Joy, Love, & Leadership through Education.

Write to volunteer@teachforindia.org for any queries.