I went on the Global Gap Year, which consists of three semesters: I spent eight weeks in South America, six weeks in Africa, and then 10 weeks in Asia. You’re nervous about meeting new people, going somewhere new… I’ve never been to any of these places, and I w
Parents are protective. It’s their job. They care about you and take your safety seriously. This means they might not be comfortable letting you travel the world, especially without them there to watch out for you. But volunteering abroad, especially with a provider l
Many people around the world still struggle to get access to basic healthcare. This could be due to a lack of funds, a lack of transport getting to and from healthcare centres, or a simple lack of facilities available to them. As a volunteer or intern, you can do the following:
Do your medical school elective abroad in a developing country for a different and exciting challenge. With Projects Abroad, you’ll be able to fulfill your elective requirements while gaining global experience at the same time. Let us know what your school’s requirements are,
Protect endangered sea turtles by monitoring nests, collecting eggs, and releasing hatchings into the sea. Gain practical conservation experience by caring for the centre's turtles. Explore the historic Galle Fort and Hindu temples, embark on a thrilling wildlife safari, a
Experience traditional village life and help young kids learn through play at a kindergarten or school
Learn from archaeologists and work with a group to uncover ancient civilisations and history in Peru
Team up with young people your age to help support disadvantaged children and do community work
Travel with teenagers your age and get coaching experience working with local coaches and disadvantaged children
Join people your age and work together to protect endangered wildlife in East Africa, like the Rothschild’s Giraffe
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