The most important skill you’ll need is flexibility, as the work is wide and varied and can change over time. Bring bags of initiative and be willing to work in a team as you’ll be meeting people from all walks of life. Don’t forget Sri Lanka is near the equator so you’ll be working in hot, basic conditions with few resources, so take a few brisk walks before you come to make sure you’re reasonably fit! Oh and don’t bring your best white t-shirt as you’ll probably get dirty!
Volunteers seeking medical experience in a rural African setting, with the chance to alleviate some of the negative effects of poverty on the community health system.
volunteers with a love of children as well as a genuine desire to make a difference. Good communication skills are important as you will be working with older as well as younger children. Working with children can be fun and exciting but you never know what they are going to do next so be prepared for every eventuality! We include the i-to-i 40 hour online TEFL course to help with your preparation.
For the competitive traveller this is the chance to tick off a surprisingly high number of Southern Africa’s must-see destinations. The dramatic waterways of the Okavango Delta offer breathtaking wildlife experiences. Chobe National Park in Botswana boasts Africa’s highes elephant population, which you will have the chance to experience by langurous boat cruise on the Chobe River. The Victoira Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and our volunteer experience in Livingstone will give you the chance to contribute to their educational heritage.
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