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TANZANIA

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Everyday Life

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NATURE
OUTSIDE.
COMMUNITY
EVERYWHERE.

Moshi is green, welcoming and full of energy, right at the foot of Kilimanjaro. With only around 500 hockey players in a country of roughly 80 million people, there is huge potential to grow the game. Through hockey, we want to get kids moving, bring different backgrounds together and create space to play, connect and practise English. And beyond the pitch, schools and communities offer endless ways to get involved. Come curious, bring your hockey, and see where it takes you.

TANZANIA AT A GLANCE

  • Based in Moshi, Tanzania

  • 10 weeks of coaching hockey in different hubs

  • + 2 weeks to travel

  • 2-4 hockey volunteers 

  • Stay at Kasi Volunteer house in Moshi

  • No car needed, walk or TukTuks

  • Kasi Service Fee: €1,500

  • 5 volunteer periods per year

APPLY FOR TANZANIA

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VOLUNTEER PERIODS:
February–March / April–May / June–July / August–September / October–November

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WHAT YOU WILL ACTUALLY DO.

Hockey is at the heart of your time with Kasi. For ten weeks, you’ll become part of our Moshi project, coach five to six days a week at Tanzania’s first and currently only astroturf as well as new training hubs across Moshi.

  • Plan and coach fun, high-energy hockey sessions

  • Build regular training groups and bring more kids back every week

  • Work alongside local coaches and share drills, ideas and structures

  • Use hockey to teach teamwork, respect, punctuality and sticking to rules

  • Speak English with the kids and make learning part of the game

  • Visit schools, talk to teachers and spread the word

  • Hand out flyers and invite children to come and play

  • Play hockey yourself at the Sikh Club

WHAT YOU
WILL ACTUALLY DO.

Hockey is at the heart of your time with Kasi. For ten weeks, you’ll become part of our Moshi project, coach five to six days a week at Tanzania’s first and currently only astroturf as well as new training hubs across Moshi.

  • Plan and coach fun, high-energy hockey sessions

  • Build regular training groups and bring more kids back every week

  • Work alongside local coaches and share drills, ideas and structures

  • Use hockey to teach teamwork, respect, punctuality and sticking to rules

  • Speak English with the kids and make learning part of the game

  • Visit schools, talk to teachers and spread the word

  • Hand out flyers and invite children to come and play

  • Play hockey yourself at the Sikh Club

your EVERYDAY LIVE.

your
EVERYDAY
LIVE.

Your team.

You’ll start with your fellow Kasi Volunteers and the local hockey community, who are excited to grow the game together. In Moshi, one introduction often leads to the next — a coach knows a teacher, a teacher knows a school, and suddenly your network keeps growing.

Your day.

Most hockey happens in the afternoon, so your mornings are for planning sessions, visiting schools, helping out at a kindergarten or simply seeing where you can get involved. You might read, draw or speak English with children, support older students or develop a new activity with your team. And some mornings can simply mean slowing down, grabbing a coffee, exploring the area or enjoying a bit of free time. Stay curious, jump in and explore the endless opportunities to make an impact.

Off the pitch.

Moshi is a great place to simply live, with cafés, restaurants and plenty of nature close by. At a nearby hotel, you can use the gym or pool for an additional fee, or just grab a coffee, go for a hike or relax in the garden. We recommend 10 weeks volunteering plus 2 weeks travelling. Go on safari, hike Kilimanjaro or fly to Zanzibar. Tanzania offers you some of the most spectacular nature in the world.

WELCOME TO KASI HOUSE.

You’ll live in our Kasi Volunteer House in a quiet, central part of Moshi, surrounded by a garden and plenty of everyday local life. With your own room, shared spaces and the Moshi Christian Children Centre right next door, it’s easy to settle in, meet people and feel part of the community.

WELCOME TO KASI HOUSE.

You’ll live in our Kasi Volunteer House in a quiet, central part of Moshi, surrounded by a garden and plenty of everyday local life. With your own room, shared spaces and the Moshi Christian Children Centre right next door, it’s easy to settle in, meet people and feel part of the community.

The house will be renovated and partly refurnished before our first Volunteers move in, so the final look may differ slightly from the photos.

here for you.
at home and abroad.

You’re off to Tanzania — but you’ve got a team around you from day one. Whether it’s before departure or during your stay, there’s always someone close by to help, guide or simply check in.

  • Jonny. Your host.

    Jonny runs the orphanage next door, the Moshi Christian Children Center. If something is not working in the house, he always knows how to help! 

  • Your local hockey team.

    The Sikh Club is your local hockey home, connecting you with schools and communities. They are the people who keep the programme moving.

  • Nicola Beer. Your personal contact in Germany.

    Nicola prepares you before departure, stays connected throughout your stay and is there whenever something needs support beyond the local team.

  • Jonny. Your host.

    Jonny runs the orphanage next door, the Moshi Christian Children Center. If something is not working in the house, he always knows how to help! 

  • Your local hockey team.

    The Sikh Club is your local hockey home, connecting you with schools and communities. They are the people who keep the programme moving.

  • Nicola Beer. Your personal contact in Germany.

    Nicola prepares you before departure, stays connected throughout your stay and is there whenever something needs support beyond the local team.

  • Jonny. Your host.

    Jonny runs the orphanage next door, the Moshi Christian Children Center. If something is not working in the house, he always knows how to help! 

  • Your local hockey team.

    The Sikh Club is your local hockey home, connecting you with schools and communities. They are the people who keep the programme moving.

  • Nicola Beer. Your personal contact in Germany.

    Nicola prepares you before departure, stays connected throughout your stay and is there whenever something needs support beyond the local team.

costs & logistics.

Moshi can be surprisingly affordable day to day, so your biggest budget choices are usually flights and what you do while travelling.

Costs for 3-months

Return Flight from Europe

950 €*

Kasi House incl. breakfast

1500 €

Visa fee

50 €*

Kasi Fee

1500 €

Tuk Tuk Transport

150 €

Total

Approx. 4.150 €*

*Prices may vary depending on availability and travel dates.

*Prices may vary depending on availability and travel dates.

On top of that, budget for food, travelling, health and travel insurance and personal spending. Flights, visa costs and personal travel vary depending on when and how you travel. Safaris, Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar can add significantly to your budget. We’re happy to connect you with trusted local travel partners.

The Kasi fee covers the support around your placement: digital preparation and safeguarding, airport pickup, designated TukTuk driver, local coordination, regular check-ins with Kasi Germany, travel tips and ongoing project support.

SAFETY MATTERS

Moshi feels welcoming and easy to settle into. We expect you to respect local customs and recommend that you follow local advice. Remember that traffic drives on the left, so stay switched on when walking or crossing roads. Before departure, you will complete our mandatory safeguarding training, and we will brief you on safety, local culture and everyday behaviour. And if anything comes up, you’ll always have people around you to ask, talk to and rely on.

get ready.
STEP BY STEP.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED.

18+ years old.

Previous hockey coaching experience.

Good conversational English.

Ready to work independently and take initiative. Curious, respectful and open-minded.

Excited to build something from scratch. Ready to go out, find opportunities and make things happen.

Comfortable when there is no blueprint yet.

Up for an adventure.

YOUR ROAD TO TEAM KASI.

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Apply online with your application letter, CV and coaching experience.

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We’ll invite you for an interview to get to know each other.

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When you're in we'll send you your Volunteer Agreement.

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We’ll connect you with the other volunteers in your WhatsApp group.

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You’ll get prepared in our kick-off call.

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Fly to Kilimanjaro International Airport.

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We’ll pick you up at the airport. 

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Welcome to the volunteer house.

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Grab the sticks.

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Your first training begins.

just ASK US.

You don’t need a professional coaching qualification, but you should have previous hockey coaching experience. From your first week, you’ll be involved on the pitch, so being comfortable running exercises and working with children is important.

You will speak English which is one of the official languages. Decent school English is absolutely fine. Picking up some Suaheli words and learning those before arrival is definitely helpful! 

No. You will not need to drive a car.  Unless you go traveling and want to drive a car. The main roads are actually in good shape. Smaller roads are dirt roads that can have massive holes and lines.

If you plan to play hockey yourself, bringing your own gear makes total sense.  If you can take used hockey equipment, especially hockey sticks and balls with you, that would be fantastic!  We encourage you to book a flight with which you can bring two bags of 23kg weight. As costs may vary, the choice is obviously yours. 

We are planning to have at least two volunteers at a time. We are also aiming at having a local host that lives next to the volunteer house. 

We will be starting with two volunteers and are aiming at three to four.

At the volunteer house on giraffe street. It is close to town, yet far enough so that is is quiet at night.  We have three bedrooms and are aiming at single-occupancy. Once the project can cater more volunteers, double-occupancy might also occur.

Yes. Breakfast is included. You’ll organise lunch and dinner yourself.

You don’t need a professional coaching qualification, but you should have previous hockey coaching experience. From your first week, you’ll be involved on the pitch, so being comfortable running exercises and working with children is important.

You will speak English which is one of the official languages. Decent school English is absolutely fine. Picking up some Suaheli words and learning those before arrival is definitely helpful! 

No. You will not need to drive a car.  Unless you go traveling and want to drive a car. The main roads are actually in good shape. Smaller roads are dirt roads that can have massive holes and lines.

If you plan to play hockey yourself, bringing your own gear makes total sense.  If you can take used hockey equipment, especially hockey sticks and balls with you, that would be fantastic!  We encourage you to book a flight with which you can bring two bags of 23kg weight. As costs may vary, the choice is obviously yours. 

We are planning to have at least two volunteers at a time. We are also aiming at having a local host that lives next to the volunteer house. 

We will be starting with two volunteers and are aiming at three to four.

At the volunteer house on giraffe street. It is close to town, yet far enough so that is is quiet at night.  We have three bedrooms and are aiming at single-occupancy. Once the project can cater more volunteers, double-occupancy might also occur.

Yes. Breakfast is included. You’ll organise lunch and dinner yourself.

Share the game you love with kids in Tanzania.
Make a difference that lasts.

Share the game you love with kids in Tanzania.
Make a difference that lasts.

APPLY FOR TANZANIA

APPLY FOR TANZANIA

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