Get ready to explore Tanzania like never before! This week is all about forging new friendships and immersing yourself in the local vibe. It’s your chance to dive deep into the culture and history of this incredible country!

You’ll kick things off with orientation sessions and exciting visits to key spots, including a Maasai Village. These experiences will help you connect with the rich traditions and daily life here. Plus, you’ll be fully prepped to make the most of your adventure in this vibrant part of the world!

Culture Week is packed with activities that highlight Tanzania’s diverse heritage. Enjoy a walking safari to see wildlife up close, dive into local customs, and even get some language training to help you navigate your new surroundings. Don’t miss out on exploring Monduli, a lively town filled with history!

And of course, no trip is complete without tasting the local cuisine! Join a cooking class and savor meals at authentic restaurants. Each moment will give you a taste of everyday life in Tanzania and create memories you’ll cherish forever. So, pack your bags and get ready for an epic start to your journey!

Schedule

Monday
Breakfast to start the day.
Introduction meeting covering house rules, expectations, health & safety.
Learn Tanzanian customs through “Do’s and Don’ts.”
Cultural introduction and exploration of the country’s history.
Intensive Swahili language lessons for better local interactions.
Guided tour of the compound and local area, including nearby shops and sim-card arrangements.
Lunch.
Weather-permitting hike up Monduli Mountains for stunning views.
Dinner and reflection on the day’s experiences.

Tuesday
Breakfast.
Visit Maasai Museum and Snake Park.
Explore Maasai culture and diverse snake species.
Handicraft Gallery showcasing local craftsmanship.
Lunch.
Visit Maasai Livestock Market to witness unique way of life.
Afternoon cooking class for traditional Tanzanian cuisine.
Dinner shared, bonding over culinary creations.

Wednesday
Breakfast.
Explore Arusha town and Cultural Heritage Art Gallery.
Browse local craft market.
Lunch.
Visit Museum to learn about the region’s history.
Appreciate Monuments commemorating important events.
Stop at local supermarket for atmosphere and souvenirs.
Dinner and reflection on Arusha experiences.

Thursday
Hearty breakfast.
Walking safari to observe animals in natural habitat.
Lunch.
Choose between sports activities or leisure time.
Dinner and reflection on walking safari and community experiences.

Friday
Breakfast.
Handicraft session with Maasai women for beadwork.
Create your own jewelry.
Lunch.
Learn Maasai dress art and Maa language.
Evaluation meeting or free exploration time.
Dinner while reminiscing about the day’s activities and community connections.

Join a vibrant community in Tanzania and help a new generation of students improve their English! As a teaching assistant in Monduli, you’ll collaborate with local teachers to inspire young minds and enrich their education.

Your Role:
– Support Local Teachers: Work alongside passionate educators in English classes, using games and songs to make learning fun.
– Plan Fun Activities: Take charge of extracurriculars like sports, arts, and crafts to encourage creativity and teamwork among students.
– Create Engaging Lessons: Design innovative lesson plans that get students excited about learning and participating actively.
– Promote Language Skills: Help kids aged 5 to 13 develop their English language skills while sharing insights about your own culture.
– Be Available: Dedicate about 5 hours a day to teaching and be open to after-school activities to further support the community.
– Prepare for Success: Spend some time each afternoon planning lessons for the next day, ensuring a smooth teaching experience.

Feel free to bring along games, colored pencils, books, and even clothes or toys to donate! If you have items representing your country, like photos or small objects, these can be turned into fun lessons that broaden their horizons.

This experience isn’t just about teaching—it’s about creating lasting connections and unforgettable memories. If you love working with kids and want to immerse yourself in a different culture, this opportunity is perfect for you! Get ready for an enriching adventure in Tanzania, where your impact can truly make a difference!

Schedule

Monday
After breakfast, you get through the introduction of the team, projects, familiarization of the center, Dos and Don’ts, Code of Conduct, Child Protection policy, and Media Consent guidelines. A presentation on culture in Tanzania and a basic Swahili lesson thereafter

After lunch, you will visit Monduli Town for mobile phone connections, currency exchange, and ATM facilities.

Tuesday to Friday
You will leave the center at 8 a.m., and you are expected to teach at the school for a minimum of 4 hours. Then, you will come back to our Center where you will find your delicious lunch ready.

After lunch, you will teach for another maximum of 2 hours.

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Ready to make a real impact? Join us as a sports coach in Tanzania and introduce exciting new sports activities to kids in community schools! You’ll be working with children aged 7-12 in Monduli, helping them build social, physical, and mental skills through the power of play.

Sports are more than just games—they shape character, promote a healthy lifestyle, and keep kids engaged in positive activities. By coaching these young athletes, you’ll teach them valuable team-building skills, discipline, and the importance of perseverance. Plus, studies show that kids who play sports often perform better in school!

What You’ll Do:
– Daily Coaching: Spend about 5 hours a day leading sessions filled with games and activities. You’ll get to be creative with your coaching methods, even if the equipment is limited—think outside the box!
– Variety of Sports: Whether it’s football, basketball, rugby, cricket, or athletics, you’ll help students master the basics while instilling a love for sports.
– Empower and Inspire: Your coaching will help kids not only improve their sports skills but also motivate them to chase their dreams and overcome challenges.

Bring your passion and energy to the field! You can also donate any sports gear or teaching materials you can spare—every little bit helps! And don’t forget to share stories or items from your home country to enrich their experience.

Your Role:
– Teach essential skills and techniques for various sports.
– Organize games and activities to keep the kids engaged.
– Monitor their progress and provide encouragement and feedback.
– Help foster healthy lifestyles and sportsmanship.
– Adapt your coaching style to meet the diverse needs of students.

This isn’t just a chance to coach—it’s an opportunity to change lives and build lasting connections in a beautiful part of the world. So gear up, bring your enthusiasm, and get ready to make a difference in the lives of these amazing kids!

Schedule

Monday & Friday

• Breakfast
• Leave Accommodation Center to Transfer to the Placement Areas.
• Sports Coaching Sessions.
• Headed Back to the Accommodation Center.
• Lunch
• Free Time – Half day Break
• Sports Coaching Sessions.
• Headed back to the Accommodation Center.
• Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Engage in tree planting activities and/or Educational Engagement at community schools

Tanzania doesn’t have a lot of rainforest left. Seasonal weather and natural landscape challenges have made conservation efforts more important than ever. By helping out, you’re not only expanding the country’s green spaces but also making a difference for the animals and locals who depend on them.

The project partners with a women’s group that’s doing incredible work in Monduli, balancing community growth and environmental protection. Through their efforts, they’re not just planting trees but also empowering local women to support their families and take charge of their environment.

Your daily tasks will be pretty varied, depending on what’s going on with the weather and the season. One day you might be out in the field planting trees to create new green zones, and the next, you could be helping out at a tree nursery, preparing seedlings for future planting. And whenever possible, you’ll team up with the environmental club at a nearby school to inspire local kids and teens about why nature matters.

– Tree Planting: You’ll dig into the dirt and help bring new life to the forest and community areas by planting trees that will grow into tomorrow’s natural habitats.
– Tree Nursery Work: Roll up your sleeves and get hands-on in the nursery, prepping seedlings, tending to young plants, and ensuring they’re ready to make it in the wild.
– Environmental Education: Work with a local school’s environmental club to run workshops and fun, interactive classes. Share your knowledge on topics like tree planting, wildlife protection, recycling, and sustainable living.
– Create eye-catching presentations, posters, or even storybooks about nature’s heroes to capture students’ attention.
– Design educational games and activities that teach kids the importance of conservation.
– Put together easy-to-follow guides on tree planting, local wildlife, and eco-friendly living.
– Cultural Exchange: You’ll connect with the local community, especially the women who are leading conservation efforts. Experience their lifestyle, learn their traditional practices, and understand the challenges they face in keeping their environment safe.

This program welcomes anyone with a passion for nature, but if you’re studying forestry, environmental science, or something related, it’s the perfect way to apply what you’ve learned. You’ll not only gain field experience but also learn from locals and contribute to meaningful change.

Ready to make your impact and live the Tanzania experience to the fullest? Then, roll up your sleeves and get ready to go green in Monduli!

Schedule

Monday: Orientation
After breakfast, you get through the introduction of the team, projects, familiarization of the center, Dos and Don’ts, Code of Conduct, Child Protection policy, and Media Consent guidelines. A presentation on culture in Tanzania and a basic Swahili lesson thereafter
After lunch, you will visit Monduli Town for mobile phone connections, currency exchange, and ATM facilities.

Tuesday to Friday
Following a delicious breakfast, you’ll venture to the vibrant plant nursery to immerse yourself in various engaging tasks such as seedbed preparation, bagging, Seeding, weeding, watering, and other related activities in the nursery.
Lunch at center
Engage in tree planting activities and/or Educational Engagement at community schools
Evaluation of the day’s work/preparation for the next day’s educational engagement activates
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Jump into an unforgettable experience teaching kids in rural Tanzania! You’ll be working with young children, ages 3-6, at kindergartens and primary schools in Monduli, where you’ll help local teachers and bring your own energy to the classroom. It’s all about sharing basic English, colors, numbers, and other simple concepts—while having fun with drawing, singing, and other creative activities.

You’ll play an important role in the daily classroom hustle, teaming up with teachers to support and manage groups of 10 to 30 kids. Your help will be a big boost for the local staff, as you’ll bring fresh ideas and a new spark to the class. Get ready to lead your own sessions, whether it’s organizing fun games, storytelling, or designing crafts. Your creativity is your superpower here!

The main goal? Help these kids level up their English skills. Even though English is part of the curriculum in Tanzania, kids in rural areas don’t get as much practice. That’s where you come in—through games, poems, songs, and interactive lessons, you’ll help them build a solid foundation. The better their English, the more doors will open for them in the future, from education to job opportunities.

By being part of this program, you’ll not only make a difference in the kids’ lives but also experience a new culture up close. It’s a chance to give back, learn from the local community, and grow your own skills. Plus, working with kids is always an adventure—you never know what tomorrow will bring!

Ready to make an impact and have a blast while doing it? Come help shape the future of young learners in Monduli, one colorful drawing or fun-filled game at a time!

Schedule
Monday to Friday

You will be assisting at the program placement for 4-5 hours each day, with a break in between. In the afternoon, you will have time to prepare for the next day’s activities and lessons before dinner time. The day could look like this:

• Breakfast at the accommodation
• Engage children in creative learning activities and assist local teaching staff
• Morning break at the program
• Engage children in creative learning activities and assist local teaching staff
• Help local staff serve lunch to the children
• Lunch at the accommodation
• Prepare lesson plan for the next day
• Free time
• Dinner at the accommodation

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Roll up your sleeves and make a real impact by helping renovate village schools in Monduli! This project is all about improving the learning environment for local students, giving them better classrooms, libraries, playgrounds, and more. You’ll get hands-on experience fixing up school facilities and even adding creative touches that make the space more inspiring.

Expect to get your hands dirty—tasks range from bricklaying, painting, and carpentry to landscaping and gardening. You could be restoring furniture, repairing equipment, or revamping classrooms to give the kids a more comfortable and exciting place to learn. It’s not just about hard work; it’s about transforming these spaces into places where students can thrive.

But there’s also a creative side to it! You’ll have the chance to unleash your artistic skills by decorating and beautifying the school’s surroundings. Think murals, colorful designs, or unique garden layouts—anything that makes the school a more welcoming place. You’ll work closely with a local coordinator and foreman who will guide you along the way, making sure you learn new skills and have a great time doing it.

By getting involved, you’re not just fixing buildings—you’re helping shape a brighter future for local kids. Your efforts will give them a better space to learn and grow, and your creative ideas will make the schools a place they’re excited to go every day. Plus, you’ll gain some real-world experience in renovation and community development.

Ready to leave your mark and make a difference? Grab a paintbrush, pick up some tools, and get ready to transform these schools into places where learning comes alive!

Schedule

Monday to Friday
Every morning after having breakfast, you will plan the project you will be engaged in, with the coordinator. Then you will set out to the project location to engage in your daily tasks.

You will be working alongside other participants and you will be guided by our coordinator throughout your time at the project.

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Jump into the world of healthcare by joining a medical program at a local hospital in Arusha, Tanzania! This is your chance to get hands-on experience and learn from local healthcare professionals, while also making a real impact in the community.

Whether you’re a med student, nursing student, or just starting out, this program is all about expanding your medical knowledge and gaining firsthand insight into how healthcare works in Tanzania. Depending on your skills and qualifications, you might even have the chance to assist with providing medical care to people who have limited access to healthcare services.

The hospital itself has a rich history, founded in 1975 by a religious organization to serve the community. What started as a small clinic for women and children has grown into Arusha’s second-largest hospital, with 100 beds and a staff of over 100. It now offers a wide range of services, from pediatrics and maternity care to radiology, HIV treatment, dental care, and surgeries. With around 50-70 procedures performed each month, there’s always something happening and plenty of opportunities to learn.

You’ll get to shadow doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers across different departments, experiencing both in-patient and outpatient care. Your activities could include observing medical procedures, monitoring patients, or even participating in community health outreach programs. Whatever your role, you’ll be right in the action, gaining a deeper understanding of healthcare delivery in a busy hospital setting.

Your involvement doesn’t just benefit you—it also supports the hospital’s mission to provide quality care. You’ll bring fresh perspectives, share your skills, and maybe even donate medical supplies if you can, which would go a long way in helping the hospital overcome its financial challenges and serve the community even better.

Ready to dive into an unforgettable learning experience and make a difference? This is your opportunity to see healthcare up close, make connections, and gain skills that will stay with you for life!

Schedule

Monday to Friday
You will spend 6-8 hours each day assisting at the hospital, with breaks and lunch in between. The day could look like:

Breakfast
Assisting with health care service provision at the local center/hospital
Lunch
Assisting with health care service provision at the local center/hospital
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Step into the world of the Maasai Tribe, where tradition runs deep, but change is in the air as local women start carving out their own paths. This program gives you a unique opportunity to learn about Maasai culture while supporting a movement toward empowering women to take charge of their futures.

You’ll dive into the daily life of Maasai communities, where women are beginning to break free from traditional roles. In a culture where men have historically held most leadership positions, women are now learning financial literacy and basic skills to help them earn their own income and support their children’s education. You’ll work closely with local women as they develop ways to become more financially independent, gaining the tools they need to create lasting change for themselves and their families.

Get ready to experience the Maasai lifestyle, from their colorful Shuka clothing to their traditional beadwork. Though Maasai society is still largely patriarchal, these women are finding ways to shift the balance. You’ll help them improve their financial skills and learn how to make informed decisions about managing their resources and growing their businesses—starting with the beadwork that is often their main source of income.

Most of these women spend their days doing demanding work like milking cows, caring for livestock, and running households. The emphasis on traditional roles means that many don’t get the chance for formal education, limiting their opportunities for sustainable development. That’s where you come in—your support and knowledge-sharing can help expand their horizons, opening up new possibilities for their future.

While you won’t need to know Swahili, you’ll have a locally trained coordinator to help with communication and make sure everything runs smoothly. The program kicks off with a stay in Monduli before heading out to the Maasai village in Arusha, where you might even get placed across different villages for a more immersive experience.

Be a part of something meaningful and learn firsthand how these incredible women are creating their own stories. It’s not just about understanding Maasai culture—it’s about supporting a shift toward empowerment and helping to build a brighter future for generations to come.

Schedule

Monday to Friday
Breakfast
Meet the Women of the group and provide insight into healthy measures to cater for their children and themselves
Discuss sustainable projects with the Maasai women to be financially independent
Lunch
Discuss the importance of education with the Maasai women
Engage with the women in different ways of mobilizing their own resources (Table Banking and Saving Strategies)
Dinner

***Please keep in mind that in the village, things are done on an as-needed basis. This is just an example of what your week might look like during your homestay, but activities may change depending on weather, community needs, ceremonies, or other circumstances. Your flexibility and ability to adapt to changes in your new surroundings will be of great benefit during this amazing experience.***

Location

Welcome to Moita, an administrative ward situated in the Monduli District of the picturesque Arusha Region in Tanzania. Perched at an elevation of approximately 1500 meters (4921 feet) above sea level, Moita offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

This charming village is located about 32 kilometers away from the bustling city of Arusha. The journey from Arusha to Moita takes you on a scenic route, passing through smaller towns along the way and offering glimpses of rural Tanzanian life and the natural beauty of the region.

Additionally, Moita is situated about 36 kilometers away from Monduli town, which serves as the district’s administrative center. This proximity allows visitors to easily access amenities and services while still savoring the peacefulness and cultural richness that Moita has to offer.

The land area surrounding Moita boasts rugged terrain adorned with lush grasses, bushes, and trees, adding to the allure of the adventure and showcasing the raw beauty of Tanzania’s natural landscape.

Monduli District, where Moita finds its home, is a highly sought-after destination for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the lifestyle of the local Maasai people and witness the wonders of the natural world. The region boasts numerous attractions that will undoubtedly pique your interest, including the breathtaking Lake Manyara, majestic Mount Meru, iconic Kilimanjaro, the renowned Serengeti, and the world-famous Ngorongoro Crater.

During your stay in Moita, you’ll have the opportunity to revel in these remarkable natural attractions, creating unforgettable memories and forging a deeper connection with the awe-inspiring Tanzanian wilderness.

Prepare yourself for an enriching experience as you venture into the heart of Moita and its surrounding wonders, where the Maasai heritage and the splendor of nature intertwine to create a truly remarkable and rewarding journey.

About the Accommodation

During your stay in the Maasai Village in Moita, Arusha, you’ll be accommodated in a very basic, simple, and traditional setting, which adds to the authenticity of your experience. The accommodations are designed to provide you with a degree of basic comfort, keeping in line with the local way of life. For instance, you may find traditional squat-style flush toilets in use, and at times, showers may require heating the water manually using bucket-style arrangements.

It’s important to note that the village operates without access to electricity. However, the resourceful Maasai people have adopted solar power to some extent, though with limited capacity and availability. As a result, you may not have the convenience of charging your mobile phones or electronic gadgets directly. To address this, it’s recommended that you bring power banks, and the local staff will assist you by periodically charging your power banks in the city.

Additionally, it’s essential to be aware that mobile signal reception is scarce in the village. The best mobile connection you may find is with “Halotel,” which provides good 2G (EDGE) reception and a faint 4G/3G signal for internet-based communication apps. This limited connectivity presents an opportunity to disconnect from the digital world and fully immerse yourself in the genuine Maasai culture and surroundings.

Embrace this unique experience as you embrace the simplicity of life in the Maasai Village, appreciating the charm and authenticity of living in harmony with nature and the local way of life.

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

It is one thing to learn about Maasai culture; why not become a part of it? This is your opportunity to benefit from the experience of being and doing. You can see the Maasai way of life up close and participate in the many activities that they do on a daily basis.

You will be welcome to stay in their village, learn about their culture, and participate in their daily tasks during this Maasai Village Homestay. Men are usually in charge of caring for and selling the tribe’s cattle, while women help with milking, cooking, finding firewood, caring for babies, and even building the boma houses. There will be numerous opportunities to learn more about Maasai culture through interaction and communication, as well as exchanges of ideas and experiences. You will also have the opportunity to learn beadwork from the village women, how to make Maasai sandals from the men, teach the village children some basic English, and/or teach/play sports with them.

The Maasai are proud people who do their best to preserve their unique culture, and yes, different tribes in Africa can have very distinct characteristics and customs! They are quite possibly one of the most emblematic tribes in East Africa. With a Nilotic ethnic background, they live in the northern Tanzanian and southern Kenya regions. The Maasai are known for their nomadic lifestyle (although, since the ’90s, the Tanzanian government passed a bill in which they were forced to settle in a single place), their colorful dress code, their beaded jewelry, and their awe-inspiring traditions.

The Maasai people have a very traditional way of living, with most relatives all living in the same family compound, which is traditionally known as a boma. They were nomadic people, as traditionally the Maasai would move with their cattle from one grazing place to another. Today, these animals are still how they earn their income. Through the sale of their cattle and cattle products, they would make just enough money to survive and move on. Interestingly, the NGO, Oxfam, claims that the lifestyle of the Maasai should be embraced as a response to climate change because of their ability to farm in deserts and scrublands.

Westerners may find Maasai culture to be very different. Men, for example, can marry several women depending on their wealth; this status is usually determined by how many cattle they own, and there are financial reasons for a Maasai family to have many wives, as a larger family allows more hands to care for their cattle, cows, goats, sheep, and donkeys.

Embrace this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become a cherished part of the Maasai culture and carry home a wealth of unforgettable memories and experiences.

**Given the program’s remote setting and limited local transportation, participants will spend their initial night at our Monduli center before traveling to the designated Maasai village in Moita, Arusha, the following day after orientation. It’s important to note that placements may be distributed across several Maasai villages to enhance the immersion experience**

Schedule

Monday

Upon your arrival on Sunday, you will be escorted to our Monduli center where you will spend the night. On Monday, the first day of your program, you will participate in an orientation day held in Monduli. This orientation is designed to acquaint you with the local culture, providing valuable insights and knowledge to ensure you are well-prepared for your upcoming stay in Moita.

During the orientation day in Monduli, you can expect the following activities:

• Introduction Meeting, Moita House Rules, Setting Expectations, and Health and Safety Advice.
• Handling of Documents, Tanzanian Do’s and Don’ts, Cultural Introduction, and Country History.
• Intensive Swahili Language Lessons
• Visit to Monduli Town: We’ll take a trip to Monduli Town, giving you the opportunity to purchase any personal items you may need during your stay in Moita.
• Lunch at Monduli Center
• Departure to Moita Maasai Village.
• Register at Moita Village Chief’s Boma
• Introduction to Moita and Familiarization
• Dinner at Moita

Tuesday

The Maasai are a herding tribe well known for their traditions. Today will be spent grazing the livestock! You will accompany a Maasai warrior on his grazing activities through the bush – be prepared to walk for several hours!

During the dry season (June to October), this activity requires even more effort: the nearest river to the village becomes completely dry, forcing the villagers to walk further or dig holes to reach underground water so their livestock can drink. – don’t be surprised if you are invited to participate!

Wednesday

We will join the women of a boma in their traditional activities early in the morning. You can expect to participate in activities such as milking cows and walking donkeys to the river to fetch water.

After lunch, we will participate in an exciting workshop where you will learn how to make beautiful beaded Maasai jewelry, the kind that has made the Maasai such an iconic and colorful tribe.

The day will conclude with a cooking class led by one of our hosts. Take note, because this will be your dinner!

Thursday

Today is yet another day to feed the livestock! Grazing days are filled with adventure as they involve long walks through the African bush.

Friday

We will hike through the African wilderness once more! After a few hours of daring exploration, we will have a picnic with a view of the valley.

In the evening, we will have a bonfire where you will be able to hear legends about the Maasai and other village stories.

***Please keep in mind that in the village, things are done on an as-needed basis. This is just an example of what your week might look like during your homestay, but activities may change depending on weather, community needs, ceremonies, or other unforeseen circumstances. Your flexibility and ability to adapt to changes in your new surroundings will be of great benefit during this amazing experience***

Location

Welcome to Moita, an administrative ward situated in the Monduli District of the picturesque Arusha Region in Tanzania. Perched at an elevation of approximately 1500 meters (4921 feet) above sea level, Moita offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

This charming village is located about 32 kilometers away from the bustling city of Arusha. The journey from Arusha to Moita takes you on a scenic route, passing through smaller towns along the way and offering glimpses of rural Tanzanian life and the natural beauty of the region.

Additionally, Moita is situated about 36 kilometers away from Monduli town, which serves as the district’s administrative center. This proximity allows visitors to easily access amenities and services while still savoring the peacefulness and cultural richness that Moita has to offer.

The land area surrounding Moita boasts rugged terrain adorned with lush grasses, bushes, and trees, adding to the allure of the adventure and showcasing the raw beauty of Tanzania’s natural landscape.

Monduli District, where Moita finds its home, is a highly sought-after destination for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the lifestyle of the local Maasai people and witness the wonders of the natural world. The region boasts numerous attractions that will undoubtedly pique your interest, including the breathtaking Lake Manyara, majestic Mount Meru, iconic Kilimanjaro, the renowned Serengeti, and the world-famous Ngorongoro Crater.

During your stay in Moita, you’ll have the opportunity to revel in these remarkable natural attractions, creating unforgettable memories and forging a deeper connection with the awe-inspiring Tanzanian wilderness.

Prepare yourself for an enriching experience as you venture into the heart of Moita and its surrounding wonders, where the Maasai heritage and the splendor of nature intertwine to create a truly remarkable and rewarding journey.

About the Accommodation

During your stay in the Maasai Village in Moita, Arusha, you’ll be accommodated in a very basic, simple, and traditional setting, which adds to the authenticity of your experience. The accommodations are designed to provide you with a degree of basic comfort, keeping in line with the local way of life. For instance, you may find traditional squat-style flush toilets in use, and at times, showers may require heating the water manually using bucket-style arrangements.

It’s important to note that the village operates without access to electricity. However, the resourceful Maasai people have adopted solar power to some extent, though with limited capacity and availability. As a result, you may not have the convenience of charging your mobile phones or electronic gadgets directly. To address this, it’s recommended that you bring power banks, and the local staff will assist you by periodically charging your power banks in the city.

Additionally, it’s essential to be aware that mobile signal reception is scarce in the village. The best mobile connection you may find is with “Halotel,” which provides good 2G (EDGE) reception and a faint 4G/3G signal for internet-based communication apps. This limited connectivity presents an opportunity to disconnect from the digital world and fully immerse yourself in the genuine Maasai culture and surroundings.

Embrace this unique experience as you embrace the simplicity of life in the Maasai Village, appreciating the charm and authenticity of living in harmony with nature and the local way of life.

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Make the most of your trip with an epic culture-packed week in Dar es Salaam, where you’ll dive deep into everything this buzzing city has to offer. From its rich history to vibrant local life, you’ll get a firsthand experience of Tanzania’s coolest city, right on the shores of the Indian Ocean.

This week is all about getting immersed in the best of Dar’s past and present. Whether you’re learning to speak Swahili, cooking up some authentic Tanzanian dishes, or exploring historic sites and local hotspots like fish markets and mosques, you’ll be right at the heart of the action. Despite its name meaning “abode of peace,” Dar es Salaam is anything but sleepy—it’s the country’s busiest city, serving as a commercial hub and the gateway to the wild beauty of Tanzania and Zanzibar.

It’s easy to get lost in the laid-back charm of Dar. Visitors are often surprised by just how much there is to see and do. Picture yourself chilling at the stunning beaches of Kunduchi, Mjimwena, or Mbwa Maji, strolling along the bustling harbor, or getting lost in the maze of local markets. The real magic lies in soaking up the city’s deep cultural roots and experiencing its lively traditions.

This culture week is more than just a sightseeing tour—it’s an eye-opener to Tanzania’s history and lifestyle, setting the stage for a meaningful stay. Get to know the city like a local, and be prepared to make some unforgettable memories while meeting people from all over the world.

Here’s what your week looks like:
– Language and Cooking Classes: Pick up some Swahili phrases to impress the locals and learn how to cook traditional dishes that you can brag about back home.
– Visits to Iconic Spots: Check out Bagamoyo’s ancient ruins and mosques that date back to the 13th century, browse local art at Mwenge Woodcarvers Market, or snag a one-of-a-kind Tinga Tinga painting.
– Market Vibes and Tanzanite Finds: Wander through the lively local markets, and if you’re feeling fancy, treat yourself to some certified tanzanite at a boutique shop.
– Island Adventures and Beach Days: Take a day trip to the nearby islands, where you can unwind on the beach, soak up the sun, and enjoy a seaside lunch with stunning views.
– Outdoor Fun: Hop on a bike for a cycling tour or explore the bustling port area for a closer look at Dar’s maritime life.

By the end of the week, you’ll have a meeting with your local coordinator to gear up for your upcoming projects, ensuring you’re prepped and ready to go.

Don’t just be a tourist—immerse yourself in the heartbeat of Tanzania’s biggest city, where culture, history, and adventure come together. So pack your bags and bring your curiosity, because Dar es Salaam is waiting for you to explore, learn, and make every moment count!

Schedule

Monday
Breakfast
Orientation and Introduction by the Local Program Coordinator
Lunch at the center
Swahili Language Lessons
Madale Village Tour
Dinner at the center

Tuesday
Breakfast
City Tour
Fish Market Tour
Lunch
Explore Mwenge Woodmarket
Port Tour
Headed back to the Accommodation Center.
Dinner

Wednesday
Breakfast
Swahili House day
Swahili cooking Practice
Lunch
African Drum Practice
Experience Khanga Rope Demonstration
Headed back to the Accommodation Center.
Dinner

Thursday
Breakfast
Have a Bagamoyo Historical tour
Visit Kaole Mamba Ranch
Lunch
Visit Kaole Ruins
Do Cycling tours
Headed Back to the Accommodation Center.
Dinner

Friday
Breakfast
Full Beach Day at Mbudya island
Enjoy snorkelling
SandBank Exploration
Lunch
Continue enjoying at the Beach
Headed Back to the Accommodation Center.
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Jump into an unforgettable experience by volunteering at a preschool in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania! Spend your days making a real impact on young kids aged 3-5 while having a blast with games, arts, and learning activities. This program gives you the chance to bring smiles to little faces, support local teachers, and help shape the future of these amazing kids—all while soaking up the culture of this beautiful country.

You’ll be right there in the action, teaching basic English, playing fun games, and helping the children reach important developmental milestones. Think singing songs, dancing, storytelling, drawing, and getting creative with activities that make learning exciting. Whether you’re helping them practice writing on their notepads or guiding them through a dance session, your energy and enthusiasm will bring their lessons to life. If the sun is shining, you’ll get to take these activities outside where the kids can run around and enjoy the fresh air.

But it’s not just about teaching—your role will also include hands-on tasks like organizing classes, feeding the kids, cutting nails, combing hair, and making sure they’re ready for nap time. You’ll be a crucial part of the team, working alongside local staff to give these kids the care and attention they need. The school could really use your support in creating a fun, safe, and nurturing environment, so come ready to pitch in wherever needed.

English skills can open up doors for these kids, especially since Tanzania’s tourism industry is booming, and globalization is on the rise. By introducing them to English early, you’re giving them tools that could shape their futures, helping them grow up with more opportunities and confidence. You’ll be more than just a volunteer; you’ll be a role model and a source of encouragement, showing them that education is the key to a brighter tomorrow.

Here’s what you’ll be doing:
– Childcare duties: Help prepare and serve food, assist with hygiene routines like handwashing and teeth brushing, and keep the kids’ things clean and organized.
– Teach basic English: Partner with local teachers to introduce the kids to new words and phrases.
– Facilitate fun learning activities: Lead singing, dancing, storytelling, drawing, and painting sessions.
– Prepare lessons and assessments: Help set up engaging classes and mark the kids’ monthly evaluations.
– Get involved in school events: Take part in community and school activities to make your impact even bigger.

Bring your creativity, passion, and a big smile—you’re about to embark on a rewarding journey where you’ll not only make a difference in these children’s lives but also create unforgettable memories of your own. Whether you’re organizing a game, helping with an art project, or just being a friendly face, your time here will mean the world to these kids. Get ready to leave a lasting impact and soak up everything this amazing experience has to offer!

Schedule

Monday
Breakfast
Orientation and Introduction by the Local Program coordinator
Lunch at the center
Class Observation and Lesson Preparation alongside the local program coordinator and local teachers.
Dinner

Tuesday to Friday
Breakfast
Teaching sessions and activities at the school.
Lunch
Teaching sessions and activities at the school
Lessons, planning, and Preparations alongside the local program coordinator
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Spend your time and extend a helping hand as you look after kids in preschool at a local government-owned primary school in Tanzania.

Engage yourself in meaningful learning activities with those kids, such as playing games, singing songs, creating meaningful arts and drawings, dancing, and teaching basic English. As you feed, play with, and provide one-on-one attention to the young children in attendance, you will also assist the dedicated local teaching staff with daily tasks.

Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, behave, and move. Additionally, skills such as naming colors, showing affection, singing songs and even dancing are called development milestones. In fact, children ages 3 – 5 years serve as the crucial points of their development, thus, it is a perfect time for you to grab this opportunity and a chance to be part of these children’s most important point of their developmental milestone.

To begin with, you will spend your time and extend a helping hand as you look after kids in pre-school at a local government-owned primary school in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. In fact, this school can really use your help with the day-to-day activities and tasks required to service, care for and to teach local children from ages 3 to 5 years old. What’s a good thing is that you will also work hand in hand at a well-organized and nicely run government-owned school and assist the teaching staff in the teaching-learning process.

Correspondingly, set your full energy and patience high as you engage with children with different learning needs and styles. Thus, your primary tasks include teaching basic English and helping them practice writing on their pads. You can even use other creative and fun ways to help them learn basic tasks through drawing, paintings, arts, songs, dances or games.  If the weather is quite good, some of these activities may take place outside, so children have space to run and play.

Besides teaching, you will also support the teaching staff with the caretaking of the children. This task can range from organizing classes, playing games and guiding activities to feeding, cutting nails, combing hair and so on.

Lastly, nowadays, English is one of the most popular languages all over the globe. In Tanzania, English also plays an important role in people’s lives because this country is in the stage of further development, globalization and the tourism industry is growing. Therefore, it is a good opportunity and is necessary to study and learn English coupled with a strong foundation of character development – and that should begin with children at a young age as they will serve as the next leaders of the future generation of this amazing country. Thus, it is also part of your teaching journey to encourage them to stay in school and prepare themselves professionally to have a better future in general.

So bring with you your excitement coupled with high energy, patience, creativity, enthusiasm and most especially a genuine passion for children as you will make a difference in their lives. Hopefully, bring joy to you as well and you will surely have a great time and wonderful learning experiences from them.

Don’t worry about not having special qualifications. The whole idea of this community engagement project is to provide any help possible, whether it is merely enabling children to hear English pronunciation by native English speakers or any additional help with their character development.

Please keep in mind that anything you can offer is very much appreciated and we are grateful for it. The main purpose is that aside from the additional learning and multi-cultural exchanges, you have touched the lives of the children that will surely leave a special space in their hearts.

On the other hand, the core focus of this program will depend upon the needs of the schools at that particular point in time. However, Your main roles will be, but are not limited to:

• Care Taking of Children such as preparing their food and feeding them.
• Help in the children’s basic hygiene and sanitation routines such as cutting nails, combing hair, hand washing, teeth brushing and so on.
• Help them in cleaning their eating utensils.
• Help them put down their nap.
• Teaching basic English alongside the local teachers.
• Help them with basic writing in their notepads.
• Prepares and organizes lessons and meaningful learning activities alongside local teachers and local program coordinators.
• Facilitates children’s songs, dances and storytelling activities.
• Facilitate learning activities such as playing fun games, coloring, drawing, painting and other related activities.
• Join other activities conducted at the school.
• Prepare assessment exercises.
• Mark the monthly examinations or assessments.

Schedule

Monday to Friday
Breakfast
Engage in creative learning activities with children.
Lunch
Put children down for a nap.
Engage in creative learning activities with children.
Lessons, planning, and Preparations alongside the local program coordinator
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Assist in the healthcare of the residents in one of the beautiful communities in Tanzania.

This program is specially designed and aimed at those who have a medical background and want to experience and learn about different healthcare systems and practices in other countries. However, your role will be based on your level of experience and field of expertise. Finally, this program is set in a village community and local schools in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where access to quality health care is limited.

Tanzania’s first and foremost concern is to eradicate public health problems through various healthcare programs. However, a recent report estimates that the country is not only facing an estimated 56% of health care staff shortages but they are also unevenly distributed and do not have time to educate communities, especially children due to long hours and demand for their work. Thus, you can make a meaningful stay as you help the community in their health conditions and to educate children at school about the importance of taking care of everyone’s health.

In addition, this healthcare education initiative is in its infancy and requires the skills of both established medical and healthcare professionals and those who have the heart in teaching basic first-aid and personal hygiene.

This need for having project participants on either end of the medical spectrum arises due to the great extremes in hygiene and health practices. Apart from needing qualified professionals in order to conduct health camps and dental checkups, we also need participants who can educate people in the areas of basic first-aid and personal hygiene such as washing hands, brushing teeth and general cleanliness. This works towards the prevention of many avoidable health problems and easily communicable diseases.

If you are interested in education and simple hygiene techniques, you are welcome to join the newly established Healthcare Education project here in Madale, Dar es Salaam City. Medical professionals who can offer guidance on the project’s development would be immensely valuable, however, it is not imperative that participants have a medical background to join.

As a participant in this project, you can support running healthcare campaigns in local schools and the local community in Dar es Salaam and actively teach the importance of basic hygiene – emphasizing brushing teeth correctly, washing hands and general body cleanliness. You will also be able to work closely with local medical officers and health clinic doctors which will add an immense value to your experience.

Meanwhile, we encourage you to prepare work and lessons before your arrival with main topics on sanitation and hygiene, body health, basic first aid and many more. Please also keep in mind that you will be teaching in schools with limited resources, so you will need to be more creative.

Schedule

Week 1

Monday
Breakfast
Orientation and Introduction by the Local Program coordinator
Lunch at the center
Lesson Planning and Preparations for a Week long Healthcare Educational Campaign
Dinner

Tuesday to Thursday
Breakfast
Conduct Healthcare campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam. Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Theoretical Classes)
Lunch
Conduct Healthcare campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar Es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Practical Class)
Dinner
Friday
Breakfast
Conduct Healthcare education campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar Es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Practical Class)
Lunch
Conduct Healthcare Education campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Join Mass Program
Demonstration Day
Dinner

Saturday & Sunday
Free Time

Week 2

Monday & Tuesday
Breakfast
Conduct Healthcare campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Theoretical Classes)
Lunch
Conduct Healthcare campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Practical Class)
Dinner

Wednesday
Breakfast
Conduct Healthcare education campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Theoretical Class)
Lunch
Conduct Healthcare Education campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Join Mass Program
Demonstration Day
Dinner

Thursday
Breakfast
conducts healthcare campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Theoretical Classes)
Lunch
Conduct Healthcare campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam
Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Practical Class)
Dinner

Friday
Breakfast
Conduct Healthcare education campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam. Teach about first-aid, hygiene, and personal care. (Theoretical Class)
Lunch
Conduct Healthcare Education campaigns in local schools in Madale, Dar es Salaam. Join Mass Program
Demonstration Day
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

 If standing up for women is one of your purposes in life, then our Empowering Village Women project in Tanzania is designed especially for you! Help us work towards a better future for Tanzanian women by joining this meaningful project away from the comfort of your home.

You’ll get to work and create a strong bond with underprivileged village women around Madale, Dar es Salaam City, and will provide them with a variety of activities and training sessions in batik and handicraft making that will surely contribute to their daily endeavors. Further, building a better future for them.

Life in Madale Village, Dar es Salaam City, is difficult for women. Despite its city location, half of the population lives below the poverty line. According to a 2019 Tanzanian survey, women are nearly twice as likely as men to have no education and are less likely to own land, have access to bank accounts, or have a decently paid job. Furthermore, most of the women in the village stay at home, caring for their children and doing household chores. This scenario implies that most women in the village do not have other sources of income to support their daily needs, but are instead dependent on the income of their husbands and lose the opportunity to succeed in life.

Women, on the other hand, were the primary caregivers for children and the elderly throughout the world. Similarly, a Tanzanian college professor once said, “When you educate and empower a woman, you educate and empower an entire community.” As a result, this project was created to address the fact that women are far less likely than men to leave their villages due to poverty and family ties, and to empower them to create a better future for themselves and their families. You will assist these women in reaching their full potential, sharing your expertise and knowledge, and encouraging them to improve their futures alongside their families. You will assist in the development of those women’s skill sets, including Batik and handicraft making, as a source of income.

Furthermore, because the village is a popular destination for local and international tourists, this program hopes to support the development and establishment of a network of village women in small businesses based on the use of their local and natural resources, such as batik and hand crafts, in the long run.

Moreover, this project runs year – round and you can join anytime of the year with a maximum of one week. However, we always recommend you to stay as long as you could as it will give you more time and more opportunities to get along with these women and ultimately see them put their training into actual practice and harvest the fruits of their labor.

Furthermore, during the span of the said program, inter – cultural exchange may occur. This means that the village women will learn from you, and you will also learn from them. Thus, this program is ideal for you if you have a strong desire to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged women in society, making a historical impact on their lives and the local community in general.

Let us all work for women and make valuable history.

What is Handmade Batik and Handicraft in Tanzania?

The history of Batik is complicated. Its origin is most likely in Indonesia, and there are various versions of how the technique came to Africa. Unfortunately, many batiks are now machine-made and imported from China.

Handcrafted batik is created by painting or stamping desired patterns in hot liquid wax onto cotton fabric. The fabric is then dipped in a fabric dye, which adheres to all of the areas where the wax has not been applied. The wax is removed (washed out with hot water) during handling and dyeing, revealing the first pattern. The process of painting, stamping, and dyeing can be repeated with different patterns and colors to create beautiful fabrics.

The technique is simple but time consuming, and the special beauty and uniqueness of the design are, of course, dependent on the artisan’s creative input.

In Tanzania, batiks with tribal and wildlife designs are popular with tourists. They are timeless. Also, for garments, they can be used, but in many cases, the fabric is quite stiff, so the design has to be suitable for the fabrics.

Meanwhile, no prior experience or qualification is required to participate in this program because we will provide you with expertise on the subject. However, your own skills, field of expertise, and knowledge are appreciated as long as they will help these women build themselves. You will be assisting these women in a variety of activities to empower them in Batik and handicraft making, such as gathering materials and setting up work spaces, cutting fabrics, applying the first layers of wax, dyeing or stamping, and many more.

On the other hand, while immersing yourself in foreign places away from your own home, your safety is our first priority. As a result, you are expected to adhere to and follow all of the center’s stated rules and regulations; failure to do so may result in your termination from the program. Again, this is implemented and recommended for your safety while staying with us.

Schedule

Monday
Breakfast
Orientation and Introduction by the Local Program coordinator; – Lunch at the center
Engage in handcrafted batik making.
Dinner

Tuesday to Friday
Breakfast
Engage in handcrafted batik making.
Lunch
Engage in handcrafted batik making.
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Are you passionate about music and playing instruments? Join us in Tanzania for an incredible opportunity to share your love for music and the arts with local children.

You will have a great time teaching the children of Madale, Dar es Salaam, about music appreciation, the arts, and various instruments. Inspire young musicians and artists to discover their potential as future musicians and artists, and assist them in developing a deep love for music and the arts.

Music and the arts are essential parts of the education of a well-rounded individual. Especially for young children. It is one of the arts that balances the study of science and the humanities to provide children with a creative outlet while also exposing them to other areas of learning. Thus, the program aims to improve the musical and artistic abilities of Dar es Salaam’s village children. City, Tanzania—This is where your career as a music and arts educator begins!

Teaching music and the arts, on the other hand, is not always easy. These local kids may have varying levels of prior musical knowledge and willingness to participate, or they may be new to this type of art and platform. You must be more creative and devise new strategies to help them learn music and the arts in an easy and enjoyable manner, while also making the most of your abilities as their music and arts teacher/mentor for a set period of time. Furthermore, your own skills, area of expertise, and knowledge of music, as well as your ability to play a variety of musical instruments, are valued.

Meanwhile, to ensure the success of this project, we encourage you to design and prepare lesson plans prior to your arrival. This is due to the fact that one of the first things you must consider as a music teacher is how you plan your lessons. To begin, you may need to create a map of the various units you will be covering during your placement. Consider the following general domains of musical knowledge as you plan: musical theory and literacy, music history and culture, instrumental and vocal performances, and an appreciation for pitch, rhythm, dynamics, form, and timbre.

Furthermore, the best way to keep the kids learning is to provide them with a variety of activities at all times. Keep in mind that some of them may be completely new to the world of music, the arts, and even playing instruments, as they are in the process of developing an interest in this type of platform. This means that as you plan each unit of teaching sessions, you may  build as many opportunities as possible for the kids to be active and work with all of their bodies and minds, including:

• Have local kids listen to music instead of listening to them;
• Have the kids play with a variety of instruments;
• Have the kids watch videos of musicians from different cultures ;
• Show pictures of musicians as they listen to works;
• Provide the kids with lots of opportunities to sing and dance. Ideally, it will benefit the kids by giving them opportunities to perform;
• Draw their creativity in doing art; and
• Let them express their inner selves and emotions through arts and music.

Get your things done and find yourself in this amazing country, listening, playing, and enjoying music and the arts alongside the local kids and other participants across the globe.

Schedule

Monday
Breakfast
Orientation and Introduction by the Local Program coordinator
Lunch
Teaching Music and Arts to the local Kids
Play Musical instruments
Dinner

Tuesday to Friday
Breakfast
Teaching Music and Arts to the local kids
Play Musical instruments.
Lunch
Teaching Music and Arts to the local kids
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

Contribute to the development of underdeveloped communities in Dar es Salaam by improving communal infrastructure and facilities.

Join us in renovating schools, community centers, and mosques, and assisting in the construction of new homes. Engage with the local community, immerse yourself in Tanzanian culture, and make a meaningful impact. This is your chance to get involved, make a difference, and experience the beauty of this city located on the stunning Indian Ocean. Pack your bags and be part of the positive change in this incredible community.

Dar es Salaam is Tanzania’s largest and busiest city. It is the country’s most important business and commercial hub and is situated right on the Indian Ocean.It is also the main port of call for most visitors, as it is an ideal place from which to access both wilderness and beaches of Tanzania and Zanzibar. In addition, a growing tourism industry is undeniable. However, several communal areas in this city are many years old and need some serious improvement – and that’s where your assignment and construction skills and efforts are much needed.

To begin with, our Construction and renovation project takes place in the very heart of this city. Like many other places in Tanzania, there are some areas and communal infrastructures that need to be done, constructed and renovated. Meanwhile, on this project, you will get your hands dirty with construction and renovation assignments. Our main construction focus is working at the local schools, which has been allocated as an education resource for the children from the surrounding villages. You can further look forward to working out in the local community in constructing and renovating community centers and public spaces, mosques and helping the locals build and renovate new homes!

These efforts aim to provide a safe, quality and conducive learning environment for children, safe community centers to conduct historic events and for Tanzanian people to have a comfortable home and many more. In fact, construction and renovation is vital in creating buildings and safe spaces that connect communities, creating jobs and improving the standard of the society – so thus these efforts in support further to the growing tourism and economic activities.

Finally, with the guidance of local program coordinator and experts in the matter, we expect you to assist in the efforts of renovating, painting and building on different infrastructures to improve the quality of life of the locals and the community as a whole. Similarly, what you can expect from your efforts is to be directing and implementing your construction skills wherever they are needed most!

So pack your things and see yourself giving back and contributing to the betterment of this beautiful city that lies right in the Indian Ocean.

Your main roles can or will include:

• helping and assisting in the construction and renovation of community infrastructures such as schools, classrooms, playgrounds, community centers, mosques, and even the houses of the locals.
• Perform light construction and renovation efforts and activities.
• Paint scratches the old walls of schools and other community centers.
• Repair and work with wood and furniture building and renovating materials.
• Digging and assembling construction Materials.

Schedule

Monday to Friday
Breakfast
Engage in Construction and renovation activities
Lunch
Engage in Construction and renovation activities.
Dinner

Please note that this schedule is subject to change or modification based on weather conditions, local factors, and unforeseen circumstances

It is best to apply as early as possible as we have limited placements available in our programs, especially during summer.

You can apply up to 1 year in the future to guarantee your placement.

We do however accept late applications up to 2 weeks before the start date, let us know and we will check the availability for you!

Very fast with us! You fill out the application form, and we go to work for you within hours! For most placements, you will get an answer within 1-2 days.

Yes, we will provide you with the Certificate after the successful completion of the program. This certificate is provided on request, so just let us know if you would like this!