Concordia International Volunteer Projects

  Thailand

• All Other Areas in Thailand: 
Ubon Ratchatani,  Chiang Rai

Duration of Program: 2-4 weeks
Dates: Throughout the year

Description: Teach english to local children, do conservation work in a natural reserve, live in a buddhist community learning about sustainable agriculture are some of the volunteer opportunities in Thailand through Concordia.

Our International Volunteer Programme offers volunteers aged 18+ the opportunity to join international teams of volunteers working on short-term projects in over 60 countries world-wide. A selection of projects is available for teenagers aged 16 and 17. The project range is diverse and includes nature conservation, restoration, archaeology, construction, art and culture as well as projects that are more socially based including childrens play-schemes, teaching and working with adults and children with special needs.

Projects last for 2-4 weeks with the main season from June to September and smaller programme in winter/spring. Volunteers pay a registration fee of GBP 110 and fund their own travel. Board and accommodation is free of charge. Projects are located all over Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa.

Qualifications: Volunteers must be resident in the UK in order to apply. Generally no specific skills or experience necessary although real motivation and commitment to the project are a must.

Volunteers who want to join a project in Thailand must attend a preparation weekend in Brighton.

Cost in US$: 110 GBP Registration fee + 30 GBP Preparation Weekend fee + approx 130 Euros extrafee payable to the local organisation

Salary / Pay: inquire for more details

Experience Required: no

Age Range: 19+

Participants Travel to Thailand Independently

Typically Participants Work in Groups

Application Process Involves:

• Written Application

Concordia's Mission Statement: Concordia is a small not-for-profit charity whose aims are to bring people together from different countries to help break down cultural stereotypes and promote greater international understanding and peace.