Immerse yourself in the local cultures of both Thailand and Cambodia while making a positive impact on the lives of marginalized communities!
As a teaching volunteer in Thailand, you will engage with children and young students, implementing innovative teaching methods to enhance their English skills and also understand the Thai education system at the same time. In Cambodia, you will work as a building and gardening volunteer, where you will lead sustainable farming and construction efforts. You will collaborate with local organizations and plant crops, tend to gardens, and construct classrooms and community buildings.
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
Develop essential skills such as cross-cultural communication, adaptability, and empathy throughout this three-month program. Visit our website or inquire today for complete details about this gap year program in Southeast Asia!
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My experience with this organization was life-changing! The staff and my host family went above and beyond to make me comfortable and give me a truly immersed experience. Additionally, I got hands-on clinical experience that I could not have gotten in the United States.
It was an amazing experience and I have come away with a profound respect for the country and people I volunteered with. Every interaction, whether in the community or during my service, became a lesson in cultural exchange and shared humanity.
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You will start as a volunteer teacher in Hua Hin Island in Thailand, developing teaching methods, providing classroom assistance, and offering one-on-one support to the teachers. Afterward, you will assist with agricultural projects and support construction programs while volunteering in Cambodia.
Volunteers will help local NGOs in Cambodia with various labor tasks like building construction, gardening, and agriculture. Some tasks will include gardening, planting, and weeding. Additional support is also needed for the construction of local structures with the help of local organizations.
Both Thailand and Cambodia are tropical countries with 2 seasons—wet and dry. It's the best place to visit lush beaches and islands!
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