Internships & Volunteering — Wood School Bali (Ubud) volunteering in bali

Looking for internships in bali or volunteering in bali? Apply for a teaching internship in bali at Wood School Bali—mentor-led placements (4–12 weeks) in Ubud with real classroom impact.

Who Should Apply

Education • Early Childhood • Psychology • Inclusive/Special Ed • Environmental Science/Permaculture • Arts/Media • TEFL/Applied Linguistics • Youth Work • Social Sciences.

Tip for candidates: Read our FAQ and Worldschooling page to see our daily rhythm and values.

Tracks (choose one; add a secondary if you like)

Teaching & Learning (Primary/Middle/High) — co-plan lessons, run small groups, assess with rubrics, document portfolios

Learning Support & Inclusion — scaffolds, visuals, social stories, restorative practice
Outdoor & Permaculture — garden systems, compost, nature journaling, safe fieldwork.
Arts, Music & Movement — integrate creative practice into literacy/numeracy; document performances.
Media & Documentation — ethical photo/video, newsletters, displays of learning
Research & Evaluation — small low-risk studies with school approval; share findings with staff.

Time Commitment

Internships: 4–12 weeks, ~20–30 hrs/week, weekly mentor meeting & reflections.
Volunteering: 1–4 weeks, ~15–20 hrs/week, paired with a lead teacher.
Start dates: rolling; Monday orientation during term (Calendar)

Mentoring & Outcomes

Named Site Supervisor + weekly coaching.
Learning goals set in Week 1 (aligned to your university criteria if needed).
Portfolio of plans, assessments, and impact evidence—useful for credit or employment. Need credit paperwork? See FAQ below

Visas, Housing & Costs

We provide school letters; you apply directly (or via a licensed agent). Visa notes in FAQ below
You arrange housing/transport; we share trusted Ubud/Pejeng contacts.
No agency middleman; you cover personal costs (travel, visa, insurance, housing, meals).

How to Apply (3 steps)

Email admissions@woodschoolbali.com with CV, dates, and preferred track(s).
Short online interview; safeguarding paperwork.
Acceptance letter & pre-arrival reading; Monday orientation.

FAQ - Volunteering-Internships

Who is eligible?
University students, recent graduates, or career-switchers in relevant fields; strong spoken English; references and a background check.

How long should I stay?
Internships: 4–12 weeks. Volunteering: 1–4 weeks. Longer by agreement. Will I get academic credit?
Your university decides. We provide supervision, evaluations, timesheets, and an MOU if required. (See FAQ → /faq.)

Is there a program fee?
You cover travel, visa, insurance, housing, and meals. We do not use third-party placement agencies.

Do you provide housing?
No. We share trusted local options in Ubud/Pejeng to book directly.

What visa do I need?
Varies by passport/length. We provide letters and refer licensed agents; you apply directly. (Visa basics in FAQ.)

How do I apply?
Email admissions@woodschoolbali.com with CV, dates, and preferred track(s); we’ll reply with next steps.