The 30th group of U.S. Peace Corps Trainees to Moldova arrived in Chisinau on June 3. Before beginning their service, the 69 trainees will have a 10-week “Pre-Service Training,” to study Romanian or Russian, learn about Moldovan culture and have technical sessions, IPN reports, quoting a press release of the U.S. Embassy.
After the training, the Volunteers will work in schools, community centers and business incubators throughout Moldova. 19 of the Volunteers will work in the field of English Education, 17 will serve as Health Education Volunteers, 16 will work in Small Enterprise Development and 17 of the Volunteers will work in Community and Organizational Development.
Peace Corps is a United States Volunteer Organization dedicated to grassroots development and economic growth in developing countries. Its Volunteers serve in over 139 countries as representatives of the United States commitment to helping people around the world achieve economic independence and sustainable development.
