Take a Gap Semester Abroad exploring Cambodia and Nepal. Join grassroots service projects and learn about the unique and diverse culture and histories of these two wonderful countries.
Project: Conservation & EnvironmentDestination: PeruGroup Size: 30 students, 4 staff membersAges: 16-20+
Live in the Amazon Rainforest and help protect endangered animals and ecosystems
Here at Projects Abroad we love to share the stories of our volunteers. Read below to see part two of Sara's year long adventure. Or if you've missed it, check out part one here. She travelled with Projects Abroad for almost an entire year in 2019 and 2020. Sara joined a variety
With Projects Abroad, we provide hands-on work experience that will add real value to your studies. Our internships and volunteer opportunities for college students are built around experiential learning and embedded cultural exchanges. With our internship opportunities for colle
Make the most of your diving passion by working towards your PADI Divemaster qualification while volunteering on the Diving and Marine Conservation Project in Thailand. During the course, you will work alongside a qualified PADI instructor who will assist you during both your wet
Family volunteer vacations can help give your children a greater appreciation for travel, helping others, or protecting the environment. We offer a range of family-friendly volunteer opportunities abroad. Families join us on our ‘Flexi’ Trips, where a range of age dem
We recently spoke about the impressive achievements of our High School Special volunteers. But get ready to be wowed, as that was just the tip of the iceberg.Every year, our volunteers and interns have a positive impact abroad. 2018 was no different.Across 30 countries, our dedic
We are in a climate and biodiversity crisis. At Projects Abroad, we believe that international travel, rather than contributing to the crisis, can be a major part of the solution. For decades, we’ve mobilized the enthusiasm of our volunteers and the funds they b
Sea turtles have roamed the ocean for over 150 million years, but now, their reign is rapidly ending because of plastic pollution in the ocean. The ocean is quickly becoming plastic soup. Researchers have estimated that more than 8 million tons of plastic end up in our ocean, ann
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