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Who are we
Established in 1995, Lindersvold is an international education centre located in the beautiful Danish countryside. We welcome individuals from all walks of life who are passionate about making a difference and want to contribute to a more just and sustainable world.
Through our various programs and projects, we offer hands-on learning opportunities that empower participants to develop their skills, knowledge, and critical thinking abilities while contributing to making a meaningful impact in communities around the world.
meet the team
Our team’s experiences and diversity make for a collaborative, diverse, and inspirational educational environment. In addition, our team has a broad spectrum of skills from the corporate sector to the grassroots level.
School Administration

Tina whittington
School Director
Tina, an experienced educator and community advocate from Manchester, holds a Diploma in Counselling and has supported female victims of rape, domestic violence, and homelessness. She spent 14 months on an international development program at DRH Holsted, including 6 months with DAPP Zambia at an HIV & AIDS project. With over 23 years of education experience, she served as Director and Teacher at DRH schools, including 10 years at DRH Lindersvold.
Teachers

Silvia
Teacher
Silvia has a background in Development Sciences, International Cooperation and Development Anthropology, with research experience in Brazil and Colombia. She has worked in Uganda on child-abuse awareness, and in Italy with asylum seekers, trafficking survivors and adolescents at risk of school dropout. After joining DRH Lindersvold’s 10-month programme, she volunteered with DAPP Malawi in teacher training and preschool projects. She later returned to DRH Lindersvold, where she now works as a teacher.

Gert Tjoelker
Teacher
Gert is originally from the Netherlands. He studied General Social Science at the University of Utrecht from 1990 until 1996. In 1998, he participated in a 14-month volunteer program at the Traveling Folk High School in Norway, which included six months of volunteer work in Zambia. Since July 1999, he has been working in various positions within the DRH Schools in Denmark, and since 2013, he has been teaching volunteers at DRH Lindersvold.


