Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) Program Edition
Madison recently graduated from Seattle University with majors in humanities for teaching and philosophy. She has always wanted to teach and work with students and worked in four local Seattle schools throughout college. Madison is excited and grateful for this opportunity to explore Indonesia and learn about its cultures as she wants to be able.. Read More.
Lucy graduated from Brown University in May 2019 with a degree in biology. She is looking forward to teaching next year to follow her personal love for working with kids and the ability of language to connect. Her passion for working with children stems from her summers spent as a camp counselor as well as.. Read More.
Lucy graduated from Bates College with a degree in economics and rhetoric. While at Bates, she swam on the varsity swim team and mentored students in the public elementary and middle school classrooms. Her travel experiences have informed her interest in cross-cultural involvement. She looks forward to becoming a part of her new community and.. Read More.
Lindsay graduated from Knox College in 2019 with a major in anthropology & sociology and a minor in biology. She had previously studied and lived near Arusha, Tanzania. During college, she sang with various jazz ensembles in and around western Illinois, and she hopes to start music groups at her school to promote cultural exchange.. Read More.
Kush is a recent graduate of Johns Hopkins University, where he studied molecular and cellular biology. Throughout his undergraduate experience, Kush tutored inmates for their GED which developed his interest in teaching. Additionally, he worked as a teaching assistant for Organic Chemistry Lab and hopes to do fun science projects with his students and community… Read More.
Joseph studied economics and political science at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. He taught English and American civics to adult language learners in North Minneapolis last summer. In the classroom, Joseph welcomed newcomers, shared his idea of America, and connected across cultural differences. He looks forward to continuing this work as a newcomer to.. Read More.
Jillian is a recent graduate of New York University. She studied with the Gallatin School of Individualized Study where she focused on education, child psychology, and technology. Jillian is honored to be an ETA in Indonesia, where she hopes to learn more about their education system and policies. Most recently, she taught English abroad in.. Read More.
Janika graduated from The College of New Jersey in 2013 with a degree in psychology and minors in photography and Spanish. In 2015, she returned to her alma mater to work as an admissions counselor for first-year recruitment. Outside of work, she joined the New Jersey chapter of AFS-USA, an intercultural exchange organization that provided.. Read More.
Gabriel recently graduated from Roanoke College with a degree in business administration and mathematics. He spent the past two summers working at an English immersion camp at Robert College in Istanbul, Turkey which helped spark his interest in teaching. Gabriel spends much of his free time outdoors and can likely be found hiking the nearest.. Read More.
Emma recently graduated from Drake University, where she studied international relations, economics, and French. One of her most cherished college memories is volunteering at her university’s Adult Literacy Center, where she taught English to adult learners. Now, she is excited to bring her passions for education and intercultural engagement to her host community. Emma previously.. Read More.
