Create Your Own Unique Schedule In Cambodia!

Volunteer Projects in Cambodia

Our projects in Siem Reap and Samraong. You can choose which project you day week by week and create your own unique schedule. You can combine different locations, transport between the different locations is not included.

Siem Reap Culture Week

Overview

Get ready to dive into Cambodia for a week of culture, connection, and adventure. Siem Reap is the perfect mix of ancient wonders, local traditions, and vibrant energy.

This experience is all about seeing Cambodia through local eyes. Learn from monks, master Khmer cooking, explore incredible temples, and enjoy Siem Reap’s buzzing nightlife and markets. It’s the ultimate way to experience Cambodia beyond the usual tourist spots.

Highlights

✔ Explore the world-famous Angkor Wat and nearby temples
✔ Learn Khmer phrases and local customs in language sessions
✔ Take part in a hands-on Khmer cooking class
✔ Meet monks for a Q&A and learn about Buddhism
✔ Cycle through local villages and experience everyday life
✔ Visit Phnom Krom for amazing views near Tonle Sap Lake
✔ Get creative with an art and craft workshop

Schedule

Monday
Start with a welcome meeting, house rules, safety briefing, and getting settled.
Learn about Khmer culture and language before touring the local area, markets, and shops.
Visit Wat Preah Prom Rath and Wat Thmey pagoda, then finish the day at Pub Street and the night market.

Tuesday
Cycle through nearby villages and discover how locals live.
Wrap up the day with a fun BBQ night featuring Cambodian dishes.

Wednesday
Join a hands-on Khmer cooking class and enjoy your meal.
Practice new skills in a Khmer language lesson.

Thursday
Take part in a traditional food offering to monks at a local temple.
In the afternoon, visit Phnom Krom for stunning views over Tonle Sap Lake.

Friday
Create your own Cambodian-inspired art piece in a craft lesson.
End the week with a project meeting and orientation for your next adventure.

This schedule can be changed depending on local conditions and unforeseen circumstances.

Siem Reap Greenway School

Overview

Step into a role that truly matters in Cambodia’s bustling tourist hub, Siem Reap. At the Greenway School in Krous village, you’ll help children from underprivileged backgrounds improve their English skills while immersing yourself in local life.

You won’t just be teaching—you’ll become part of a community. Work closely with local teachers, either solo or alongside fellow volunteers, following a structured curriculum with monthly assessments. Every lesson you give can spark curiosity, confidence, and opportunity for students eager to learn.

This program isn’t just about education—it’s about connection. You’ll assist with lesson planning, deliver classes, and participate in testing while sharing your own culture and experiences. In return, you’ll gain hands-on teaching experience, a deeper understanding of Cambodian culture, and the rewarding feeling of making a real difference.

Highlights

✔ Support over 60 children from Krous village and nearby areas, aged 6 to 13, in their English learning journey.
✔ Collaborate with local teachers to ensure steady progress from beginner to level 5 English.
✔ Bring creativity into lessons while following the existing curriculum.
✔ Share your culture and experiences, broadening students’ global awareness.
✔ Join a team-based environment where your contribution directly benefits the students.
✔ Prepare engaging lessons suited to each student’s learning level.
✔ Assist with delivering lessons and providing one-on-one support.
✔ Help administer monthly progress tests to track growth.
✔ Teach basic hygiene practices and enrich lessons with cultural insights.
✔ Work in small teams of 3-5 volunteers for a focused, personalized teaching approach.

Schedule

Your journey begins on Monday with an introduction meeting covering house rules, expectations, health and safety, and document handling. You’ll learn about Khmer culture, do’s and don’ts, and even pick up some basic language skills. A tour of the compound and nearby shops will help you get settled, including arranging a SIM card if needed. Later, you’ll visit the school and start participating in the project.

From Tuesday to Friday, your days revolve around teaching. After breakfast, you’ll head to the school with your coordinator for morning classes from 08:00 to 11:00. Afternoon classes run from 13:00 to 16:00, with lunch and free time in between at the accommodation. Evenings are for preparing the next day’s lessons and enjoying dinner with fellow volunteers. On top of teaching, there are additional activities designed to make your experience even richer.

This schedule can be changed depending on local conditions and unforeseen circumstances

Samraong Construction

Overview

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and make a tangible difference in Cambodia. This construction program focuses on helping underdeveloped communities by improving schools and community spaces.

The main site is a local school serving children from underprivileged backgrounds, but you might also assist with projects in nearby villages or community facilities. Each day brings new tasks, from building classrooms and pathways to creating sanitation facilities—all while experiencing Cambodian culture up close.

No previous construction experience? Don’t worry. You’ll learn on the job, gaining practical skills while making a meaningful impact. This is hands-on work under the Cambodian sun, but the memories and friendships you’ll build will last a lifetime.

Highlights

✔ Contribute to projects that directly enhance schools and community spaces.
✔ Participate in varied tasks like building classrooms, painting murals, and creating pathways.
✔ Improve infrastructure for children and families in underprivileged areas.
✔ Gain practical construction experience—no prior skills required.
✔ Assist with building sanitation facilities, furniture, and safe pathways.
✔ Paint, repair, and beautify school buildings.
✔ Work on landscaping projects to create greener, cleaner spaces.
✔ Collaborate with local coordinators to safely use tools and materials.
✔ Immerse yourself in Cambodian culture through daily interaction with locals.
✔ Leave a tangible legacy that benefits the community for years to come.

Schedule

Your week begins on Monday with an introduction meeting covering house rules, expectations, health and safety, and document handling. You’ll also take part in Khmer culture lessons, learn do’s and don’ts, and pick up basic language skills. A tour of the compound and local shops will help you get settled, including arranging a SIM card if needed. You’ll then visit the project site to understand your role and get ready to start contributing.

From Tuesday to Friday, mornings begin with breakfast before heading to the project site, whether it’s the school, local homes, or community facilities. Your coordinator will brief you on the day’s tasks, which typically include construction, renovation, painting, or building furniture. Expect around 4-5 hours of hands-on work, with a lunch break either at the accommodation or near the project site. Every task you do directly improves the community, leaving behind safer, more functional spaces for children and families.

This schedule can be changed depending on local conditions and unforeseen circumstances

Siem Reap Construction

Overview

Step out of your usual routine and dive into a hands-on experience in Cambodia. Our construction program gives you the chance to make a tangible difference in underdeveloped communities while learning new skills along the way.

You’ll primarily work on a local school, helping to renovate classrooms, playgrounds, and sanitation facilities. Some days may take you to other community sites where your efforts can improve living spaces for families and children. Every task you take on leaves a real, visible impact.

This is more than just construction—it’s a cultural exchange. You’ll collaborate with local teams, pick up practical skills, and immerse yourself in the rhythms of Cambodian life, all while making spaces safer, cleaner, and more welcoming for the people who rely on them.

Highlights

✔ Contribute to construction and renovation projects at schools and community buildings.
✔ Help improve classrooms, playgrounds, and sanitation facilities.
✔ Leave a lasting mark on spaces that support education and community life.
✔ Immerse yourself in Cambodian culture while giving back.
✔ Gain practical construction experience, with tasks suited to your skill level—no prior experience required.
✔ Build and renovate classrooms and essential facilities.
✔ Construct or repair toilets, pathways, and playgrounds.
✔ Assist with digging, assembling materials, and supporting local teams.
✔ Paint, beautify, and help with landscaping around school buildings.
✔ Work collaboratively and safely while bringing energy and positivity to the project.

Schedule

Your week begins on Monday with an introduction meeting covering house rules, health and safety guidance, and document handling. You’ll get a crash course in Cambodian culture, learn basic Khmer language skills, and explore dos and don’ts. A tour of the local area will help you get your bearings, including nearby shops and arranging a SIM card. You’ll also visit landmarks like the Old Market, Wat Preah Prom Rath, and Wat Thmey, finishing the day at Pub Street and the Night Market for a taste of Siem Reap’s vibrant nightlife.

From Tuesday to Friday, your mornings start with breakfast before heading to the project site, whether it’s a school, local homes, or other community spaces. Tasks vary daily, including construction, painting, landscaping, and renovations, with each day offering 4-5 hours of hands-on work. Lunch breaks recharge you for the afternoon, giving you time to relax or continue contributing to your project.

This schedule can be changed depending on local conditions and unforeseen circumstances

Samraong Greenway School

Overview

Step into a role that makes a real difference in the lives of children in remote Cambodia. At Greenway School in Pul village, you’ll teach English to students from underprivileged backgrounds while working closely with local teachers.

Since opening in 2013, the school has provided free English education to over 200 children, aged 6 to 13, alongside public school schedules. You’ll follow a structured curriculum, participate in monthly testing cycles, and collaborate in small teams of 3 to 5 teachers, ensuring each child gets the attention they need.

This isn’t just teaching—it’s about connection. You’ll guide students’ learning, help with assessments, and share your experiences while immersing yourself in local life. The program combines meaningful impact, cultural exchange, and personal growth in a unique Cambodian community.

Highlights

✔ Make a lasting impact by helping children improve their English and develop essential skills.
✔ Work alongside local teachers, supporting small groups and one-on-one learning.
✔ Teach in a structured curriculum from beginner to Level 5 English.
✔ Assist with other subjects like math and science through creative activities.
✔ Conduct progress tests to track student growth and development.
✔ Share hygiene practices and cultural knowledge to broaden students’ perspectives.
✔ Participate in team teaching, enhancing your own teaching skills.
✔ Immerse yourself in local culture through markets, landmarks, and community events.
✔ Join festivals, ceremonies, and shared meals to connect with the community.
✔ Gain practical teaching experience while building strong personal connections.

Schedule

Your week kicks off on Monday with an introduction meeting covering house rules, expectations, health and safety, and document handling. You’ll get a brief crash course on Khmer culture, do’s and don’ts, and basic language lessons. A tour of the compound and local shops will help you settle in, including arranging a SIM card if needed. You’ll then visit the school, get introduced to the project, and start participating in classroom activities.

From Tuesday to Friday, teaching is split into two daily shifts. The morning session runs from 08:00 to 11:00, and the afternoon session from 14:00 to 17:00. After breakfast at the accommodation, you’ll head to the school with your coordinator for the morning shift. Between sessions, you’ll have lunch and some free time to recharge. Evenings are for preparing activities for the next day, enjoying dinner with fellow participants, and taking part in special activities designed just for you.

This schedule can be changed depending on local conditions and unforeseen circumstances

Samraong Construction

Overview

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and make a tangible difference in Cambodia. This construction program focuses on helping underdeveloped communities by improving schools and community spaces.

The main site is a local school serving children from underprivileged backgrounds, but you might also assist with projects in nearby villages or community facilities. Each day brings new tasks, from building classrooms and pathways to creating sanitation facilities—all while experiencing Cambodian culture up close.

No previous construction experience? Don’t worry. You’ll learn on the job, gaining practical skills while making a meaningful impact. This is hands-on work under the Cambodian sun, but the memories and friendships you’ll build will last a lifetime.

Highlights

✔ Contribute to projects that directly enhance schools and community spaces.
✔ Participate in varied tasks like building classrooms, painting murals, and creating pathways.
✔ Improve infrastructure for children and families in underprivileged areas.
✔ Gain practical construction experience—no prior skills required.
✔ Assist with building sanitation facilities, furniture, and safe pathways.
✔ Paint, repair, and beautify school buildings.
✔ Work on landscaping projects to create greener, cleaner spaces.
✔ Collaborate with local coordinators to safely use tools and materials.
✔ Immerse yourself in Cambodian culture through daily interaction with locals.
✔ Leave a tangible legacy that benefits the community for years to come.

Schedule

Your week begins on Monday with an introduction meeting covering house rules, expectations, health and safety, and document handling. You’ll also take part in Khmer culture lessons, learn do’s and don’ts, and pick up basic language skills. A tour of the compound and local shops will help you get settled, including arranging a SIM card if needed. You’ll then visit the project site to understand your role and get ready to start contributing.

From Tuesday to Friday, mornings begin with breakfast before heading to the project site, whether it’s the school, local homes, or community facilities. Your coordinator will brief you on the day’s tasks, which typically include construction, renovation, painting, or building furniture. Expect around 4-5 hours of hands-on work, with a lunch break either at the accommodation or near the project site. Every task you do directly improves the community, leaving behind safer, more functional spaces for children and families.

This schedule can be changed depending on local conditions and unforeseen circumstances