Gap Year Programs in Siem Reap,Cambodia


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Cambodia has an incredibly high number of orphans comparative to the population. Many children have lost their parents due to HIV, while other parents cannot provide food, accommodation or education for their children. However, many orphans still have parents or relatives that may visit sometimes, but cannot financially be responsible for the child. Childcare work ranges from cooking, administration, cleaning, painting, singing and sports, to assisting with homework, feeding, caring for children and teaching. Alongside teaching, volunteers help with general work and will normally work between 3 and 8 hours per day depending on the placement. It is common to have a 2 hour lunch break, which can be spent at the orphanage or at home gathering energy for the rest of the day. You may also work in an orphanage or Centre for HIV infected or disabled children, where the focus is less on teaching and more on childcare. Volunteers help to dress, feed and wash the children who are always happy to simply get your attention, as in Cambodian society disabled people are often rejected. In all our placements the children are attending the relevant public schools.
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Take on an 8-month trip of adventure, community service, and community development across the globe. Join a gap year program that will take you to enchanting destinations filled with cultural immersions, impactful volunteering, and an unforgettable summer experience. Your journey will begin in Costa Rica, where you will work with local communities in addressing social and economic challenges. You will then travel to South Africa to help lead sports development, followed by a summer of learning and practicing the Spanish language in Spain. Finally, you will volunteer in teaching and community building and development in Thailand and Cambodia while enjoying the sun, sand, and sea. Eligibility requirements: - Must be in good physical and mental health - At least 18 years old during travel - Have a fluent understanding of English - Have a clean background check if working with minors Don't miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the communities you will serve. Visit our website or inquire today for complete details about this program.
See All 2 ProgramsCarpe Diem Education
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A region accentuated by the colorful robes of Buddhist monks, the vivid greens of rice fields and jungle forests, and the cultural diversity of hill tribe communities—this is the ultimate Southeast Asia semester. Each country offers a unique cultural experience unto itself, and each faces the challenge of reconciling urban expansion and industrialization with indigenous land rights, free movement of nomadic peoples, and equal access to resources. This semester, walk among ancient temples, traverse mountainous jungles, and explore the clear blue water of Thailand’s beaches. You’ll explore tradition, globalization, and human rights against the backdrop of two of Asia’s most complex nations. Immerse yourself in community life through homestays and visits to remote villages. Emerge with your self-awareness and perspective forever altered. 2025: CLOSED Spring 2026: February 25 - May 6 Fall 2026: September 24 - December 4
Volunteer World
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Interested in helping others while simultaneously experiencing a country full of ancient history? Then Cambodia is the right choice for you! Bordering to the most touristic Southeast Asian country, namely Thailand, Cambodia can offer you equally amazing experiences. With its fascinating beaches, historic temples, delicious cuisine and caring people, you can experience Southeast Asia's charm while avoiding the hecticness of mass tourism. Besides all the beautiful aspects worthy of visiting, there is also a strong demand for people to address issues that Cambodia is facing today. And that is exactly where you step in! Whether you want to assist in the medical field, protect the environment or help to educate local communities, there are plenty of opportunities for you to help as a volunteer.
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Travel to Southeast Asia for a 13-day, 20-day, or 31-day adventure of a life time. The tour will take you to see the main tourist attractions and less well known hot spots for a memorable experience! The tour is led by a combination of local and western guides, who are experienced in ensuring that their groups have an amazing adventure. Group sizes are typically about 20. The 31-day tour is a circular journey that starts and ends in Bangkok. We also offer a shorter tours: - 13 days: Bangkok to Hanoi - 20 days: Hanoi to Bangkok The top destinations: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, Phnom Penh, and Siem Riep. For the full itinerary, see our website. Unforgettable activities: elephant sanctuary to bath the majestic animals, watching Muay Thai Kickboxing, zip lining, quad biking, rafting down the Mae Taeng River, Cycle through Northern Thai villages, hiking to waterfalls, staying overnight in a treetop house, traveling on a slow boat down the Mekong River, tubing down the river, rock climbing, exploring the caves, bar crawl, camping on a private beach, island hopping, scuba diving, and visiting Angkor Wat.
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