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  • What does TFP do?

    Each year TFP works with hundreds of refugees and at-risk Palestinian youngsters. We instruct our students in English, social responsibility, and physical fitness.
  • Why TFP?

    For Palestinian children, English language unlocks the door to higher education. It lets them take a role in rebuilding their suffocated economy. It gives them a chance to tell their stories to the outside world. TFP works with youth who would otherwise be denied that chance.
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More Than English.

Teach For Palestine has always been about much more than just English teaching and we are continuing that tradition strongly this semester.  Where we have always sought to use our classrooms as a basis not just to improve our student’s linguistic abilities but to encourage them to develop more widely by working with them on … Read more

Miss Chloe and the Swim for Palestine girls!

Swim for Palestine is back!

We are pleased to announce Swim for Palestine is well into its second semester. Our Salam site teacher, Ms. Chloe, has taken over as project manager. The girls from Balata and Ms. Chloe have been so excited to be able to do this project. Despite some stumbling blocks with coordinating with the pool schedule, Swim … Read more

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Art Attack!

Teach For Palestine is proud to announce our latest initiative – art classes for our students.  Ms. Ashley Hayes, an experienced and dedicated art teacher from New York, USA, has generously agreed to come on board to run this project.  Ashley is working in Palestine as Head of Art in a local high school and … Read more

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High School Boys Return!

The High School Boys project has taken on many forms over the nearly three years we have been running it.  We have overcome staff changes, urgent security concerns and more than one change of venue in order to stay true to our commitment to run this project for three years. Since TFP began we have … Read more

Mr. James

Another set of classes in Deir Al-Hatab!

We are excited to announce that we have expanded and now have a second set of classes underway in  Deir Al-Hatab. Already serving 60+ students at this site, we are now able to offer the amazing opportunity of TFP to about 120 students. Classes are already underway and Mr. James is off to a great … Read more

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Here we go again!

Classes began this week at our Teach For Palestine sites.  With returning teachers and new teachers alike excited to get into the classroom it was great to see our kids flooding through the doors again! A lot of hard work has gone in behind the scenes over the last couple of months to get us … Read more

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Welcome back, Ms. Violet!

We are excited to announce that Violet Goncarovs has returned to Nablus to serve as Assistant Director for Teach for Palestine. Ms. Violet started with TFP last year, teaching English at our Deir Al-Hatab site. After a successful semester of teaching with TFP and a few months in America, she is excited to be back … Read more

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End of Semester

As another successful term ends, we at TFP are inspired by our students’ progress over the past three months! Our volunteers worked hard to make the lessons engaging and meaningful, and we would like to thank each of them from the bottom of our hearts – thank you Don, Ryan, Chloe, and Carl for all … Read more

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Signed. Sealed. Delivered.

The penpal program in Salem is finally off the ground. Nooran, Maryam, Adam, Kefah, and Hasan, hardworking students from the highest-level class, have written two sets of letters to their Australian penpals and are waiting excitedly for the responses to their latest letter. Salem students are corresponding with an after-school educational program called Knowledge House … Read more

Looking for New Recruits!

Teach For Palestine is looking for new teachers for our spring Semester beginning in February 2013. TFP works predominantly in the refugee camps and villages around the city of Nablus. We offer after school English instruction to at risk children. We use a modern, communicative approach with a focus on creative work and critical thinking … Read more

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