Summary
Volunteer teaching project supporting inclusive education and language learning in Rome, Italy. Work with local after-school centres and community organisations to help children, adults, and elderly learners improve their English skills, build confidence, and connect across cultures. Assist with lesson planning, creative activities, and informal teaching sessions that support educational equity and social inclusion.
Project location
Rome, Italy — a city rich in history and diversity, with vibrant neighbourhoods, cultural landmarks, and community-focused organisations working beyond the tourist trail.
Length of project
2–12 weeks (flexible durations available)
Group/individual basis
You will travel independently and join a group of international volunteers at the project.
Support
Full pre-departure support from our team, plus in-country guidance and assistance from experienced coordinators in Rome.
Includes
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Volunteer placement with community-based education and language programs
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Pre-departure information covering your role, expectations, and life in Rome
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Airport or train station collection and transfer to your accommodation
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Shared hostel accommodation with bedding and towels included
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Two meals per day (breakfast and dinner) provided at the on-site restaurant
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Orientation session and guided tour of Rome on arrival
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All necessary materials and resources for your volunteer activities
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Free Wi-Fi in shared spaces
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24/7 in-country support and emergency assistance
Not included
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Flights to/from Rome
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Travel and medical insurance
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Domestic travel in your home country
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Personal expenses and spending money
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Lunches, snacks, and meals outside of scheduled times
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Return airport or train station transfer
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Optional tours or excursions during free time
Accommodation
Shared hostel-style accommodation in central Rome, close to public transport and historic sites. Private rooms may be available upon request. Meal vouchers are provided for breakfast and dinner.
Travel arrangements
Fly into Rome Fiumicino (FCO) or Ciampino (CIA) airport, or arrive by train. You will be collected on arrival and taken to your accommodation. Return transfers are not included.
Pre-departure briefing
You’ll receive a full information pack about your project, logistics, and life in Rome at least four weeks before departure.
Medical
Vaccinations are not typically required for Italy. Please consult a medical professional regarding any personal health needs. Inform us of any pre-existing physical or mental health conditions prior to booking.
Insurance
You must obtain comprehensive travel insurance covering health care, accidents, cancellation, lost items, and emergencies.
Any risk factors
Rome is a safe destination, but petty theft such as pickpocketing can occur in busy areas. Stay alert and follow local advice provided by staff.
Downtime
You’ll have free afternoons, evenings, and weekends to explore Rome or relax. Please keep staff informed of your plans for safety.
Accessibility
Some minor physical disabilities can be accommodated. Please speak with us before booking to discuss specific needs.
Financial Security
All payments are financially protected. If flights are booked through us, your trip is ATOL-protected. Otherwise, your funds are safeguarded through Passenger Protection schemes.
