Internships in Rural Areas, Nepal

Projects Abroad Nepal has projects in Teaching, Care, Himalayan Mountain Conservation & Environment, and Medicine & Healthcare. As one of the world's poorest countries, volunteers are desperately needed in Nepal to help out in its schools and hospitals. Our office is based in the bustling city of Kathmandu - a city full of jostling crowds, rickety ox carts, and noisy auto-rickshaws. Most of our volunteer placements are located here too, although some are located in more rural areas of the Kathmandu valley. We also have some medical projects based in the lowlands area of Chitwan. Volunteers in Nepal live with host families. Some families welcome up to four volunteers into their home, and you'll usually share a room with one other volunteer. A couple of families even take up to twelve volunteers and these homes offer an experience more similar to living in a hostel. Nepal is a small yet stunning land of snow-capped mountains, majestic old temples, and the colorful city of Kathmandu. The home of Mount Everest draped along the backbone of the Himalayas, Nepal entices all kinds of people  and they don't go home disappointed.

Nepal, a nation still recovering from the 2015 earthquake, calls for dedicated interns and volunteers to help rebuild and reshape its rural communities. Volunteering Journeys presents an opportunity for engineering graduates, students, or anyone passionate about construction to contribute significantly. Our engineering internship placement in Nepal is not just an addition to your CV; it's a transformative journey that offers life-changing experiences and a chance to give back. Engage in tasks like preparing site plans, investigating natural resources, analyzing environmental reports, creating graphic representations using computer-aided design, and developing environmental impact reports. What to Expect: Arrival: A relaxed arrival weekend with an orientation, cultural immersion, and health and safety briefings. Weekdays: Engage in your project under the guidance of local engineers. Breakfast and dinner are provided at your accommodation, and lunch is typically arranged at the project site or nearby. Weekends: Free time to explore Nepal. Choose from activities like embarking on a jungle safari in Chitwan, or trekking in the Himalayas.