Thailand - Teaching in Phang Nga
- Tour Operator:
- GVI
- Max group size:
- 18
- Age range:
- 15 to 80
- Operated in:
- English
- Tour id:
- 42161
Places You’ll See
Itinerary
- Introduction
- Day 1: Travel to Ban Nam Khem
- Day 2: Orientation
- Days 3 - 7: Project Work
- Days 8 - 9: Weekend Activities
- Days 10 - 14: Project Work
- Day 15: Return Home
What's Included
- Accommodation
- Meals
- Additional Services
- Transport
- Flights
- Insurance
- Additional Services
Customer Reviews
- Overall RatingGood
- GuideGood
- TransportGood
- AccommodationAverage
- FoodGood
- JJoanna· November 21st, 2017I’ve been with GVI for almost 5 1/2 of my 6 months here as a TEFL Intern and it’s been incredible. All of the staff are amazing -they are so passionate, interested and supportive with both project work and just being there when you need them outside of... Show moreTrip date: June 2017
- MM· November 15th, 2017Impact can sometimes be very difficult to measure, but volunteering on this program allows one to see exactly how you can make a difference in the lives of so many. It's not very often one gets to live and work with the local people of Thailand. The... Show moreTrip date: November 2016
- KHKarissa· November 14th, 2017Truly an amazing experience! GVI staff is there for you from the start. They pick you up at the airport, run a very useful training and orientation and transport you to your accommodation, in where you meet like minded people and life long friends who... Show moreTrip date: September 2014
- JSJeeveeai· January 1st, 2015I can't speak for other GVI locations, but the one in Thailand is run by idiots and criminals. Everything they say is a lie. They say your money goes to helping the community, which is why you must live in squalor and eat terrible food while there. But... Show moreTrip date: January 2013
Gvi Thailand· March 12th, 2013Whatever you do, do not go to GVI Thailand. It's staffed by complete morons, and the company takes your money and uses it to live lavishly, while putting you in abject squalor and telling you it's for the good of the Earth. It's all a scam and a lie.... Show moreTrip date: April 2012
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there any specific times when schools are closed and do the programs still run
In April, October & late December schools are closed and there are also several Festivals throughout the
year which causes school to close for a short period of time. We always operate alternative activities such as holiday summer camps. - I need to do an internship as part of my study course, am I able to use this program for my internship
Yes of course you can! We have a Long term teaching internship program (24-week duration) that runs alongside this project, you will have specific training and complete a leadership course and we will give
you a certificate after participation on project and this can act as a reference to your University or any future employer. Please do inquire for more information on this program option. - What are some tips for volunteers travelling out to the field
Go with the flow
Be openminded
Expect the unexpected and embrace the ever-changing nature of Thailand
Shopping is incredibly cheap here & you can pick up most things, so don't overdo the luggage
Budget realistically so you can make the most of your spare time - don't blow it all in the first week!
Smiles will get you a long way
Thai people are incredibly friendly & kind
Be as prepared as you can be - read all the info, check out the blog, ask questions, 'know before you go'
Waste disposal is limited - consider bringing a reusable bag for shopping - What are the various durations of this program that are available?
This program runs for anything from 2 to 12 week durations, depending on the time of year and specific starting date. Please inquire for information regarding this
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