Volunteer to Teach ESL: Make a Global Difference and Bridge Cultures

Are You Ready to Make a Global Difference?

Imagine moving to a new country, full of opportunities, yet struggling with something as simple as ordering food, making a phone call, or understanding directions. For millions of non-native English speakers, this is a daily reality.

At Monse-Heart Online Institute, we don’t just teach English—we empower people to communicate, connect, and thrive. Our ESL Ministry is dedicated to breaking down language barriers and fostering global understanding.

Now, we’re inviting passionate volunteers and linguistic students to join us in Mondays with Monse, a live ESL program that helps learners gain confidence in English. Whether you’re an aspiring teacher, a language enthusiast, or someone eager to make a difference, this opportunity is for you!

Teach in Our Signature ESL Program: Mondays with Monse

One of our most impactful ESL programs is Mondays with Monse, a live, interactive
online class designed for beginners and elementary learners.

What is Mondays with Monse?

Live ESL classes every Monday from 8:00 PM – 8:45 PM EST.
Beginner-friendly lessons focused on speaking and listening skills.
A supportive global community where learners practice in a safe, encouraging space.
A Bible-based, immersive learning approach that integrates faith with language learning.

How Volunteers Contribute:

As a Mondays with Monse volunteer, you’ll:

Assist in leading live sessions, engaging students in conversation and activities.
Encourage participation, answer questions, and provide feedback.
Support learners by guiding them through structured lessons and practice exercises.
Help develop class materials, collaborating with fellow volunteers at a mutually agreed time.

This is a hands-on opportunity to make a real impact while gaining valuable
teaching experience!

Who We Are Looking For

We welcome individuals from diverse backgrounds who:

Are fluent in English and passionate about cultural exchange.
Are interested in or currently studying linguistics or language education and seeking hands-on internship experience.
Are eager to make a difference in the lives of others.
Have teaching experience or a willingness to develop these skills.

Why Volunteer With Us?

1. Make a Global Impact

Your ESL teaching can change lives by helping non-native English speakers access
better job opportunities, education, and social integration.

2. Gain Invaluable Experience & Boost Your Resume

Earn internship credit if you’re studying linguistics or education.
Develop leadership, public speaking, and cross-cultural communication skills.
Build connections that can open doors to future ESL teaching positions worldwide.

3. Join a Diverse, Supportive Community

Work alongside experienced educators and fellow volunteers.
Engage with students from various cultural backgrounds.

4. Teach Online with a Set Schedule & Flexible Preparation

Live class: Mondays, 8:00 PM – 8:45 PM EST.
Prepare lessons on your own time or collaborate with fellow teachers at a mutually agreed time.

5. Club Membership Perks

Volunteers receive complimentary access to either our Virtuous Women’s
Club or Valiant Men’s Club—a supportive network for personal and spiritual growth.

Learn more about the Virtuous Women’s Club: Virtuous Women’s Club
Learn more about the Valiant Men’s Club: Valiant Men’s Club

Real Stories: Teaching ESL is a Unique Experience

“Throughout my time as a BBA student—and now as a recent graduate—I have been volunteering with Monse-Heart for over three years. As a non-native English speaker myself, I was eager to teach others who were just beginning their English journey.
To my surprise, I met students who had lived in the USA for over a decade yet struggled to form a single sentence in English. It wasn’t just about language—it was about survival. I saw their frustration, their struggle to handle everyday conversations, and I knew I had to help. Teaching them how to actively listen and speak English became more than just volunteering—it became a mission to give them the tools they needed to navigate daily life with confidence.” — Sean, Pakistan – A Non-Native Volunteer’s Perspective

“I’m constantly amazed by the passion ESL students have for learning proper English. Their dedication to mastering grammar and punctuation is truly inspiring. They pay attention to even the smallest details, and their enthusiasm for learning makes teaching an absolute joy!” — Ms. Nan, USA – Our Grammar & Punctuation Queen

“ESL is a whole different ball game compared to teaching native English speakers! It amazes me how quickly immigrant families immerse themselves in the language and culture after just a few months of ESL classes. Seeing their confidence flourish is truly rewarding.” — Ms. Barbara’s Perspective, USA
Teaching ESL isn’t just about language—it’s about empowering students to adapt, thrive, and connect in an English-speaking world.

The Demand for ESL Teachers is Growing!

Did you know?

The global ESL market is expected to reach $77.3 billion by 2027 due to increasing demand for English education worldwide.
Over 1.5 billion people are learning English globally, creating a constant need for qualified ESL teachers.
Online ESL teaching has grown by 300% in the past five years, making it an excellent career opportunity.

Volunteering with us gives you hands-on experience in one of the world’s fastest-growing educational fields!

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do I need prior teaching experience to volunteer?

No! While teaching experience is a plus, we welcome anyone passionate about helping others learn English. We provide training and
resources to support your teaching journey.

2. How much time do I need to commit?

Volunteers should be available for Mondays from 8:00 PM – 8:45 PM EST. Lesson preparation is flexible and can be done on your own time.

3. Can I earn internship credit for my university?

Yes! If you’re a linguistics or education student, your university may offer internship credit for your teaching hours.

4. What technology do I need to teach?

You’ll need:

A computer or tablet with a stable internet connection (A smartphone may work for certain activities but is not ideal for full lessons.)
A quiet teaching space
A willingness to learn and engage with students!