Speak a different language, go beyond the horizon, help others, life enhancing experiences, explore your world, experience a different culture, with EIL UK.
Nepal has numerous project opportunities, including teaching English in schools, conservation projects, working with orphaned children, assisting in a rural health centres or helping to renovate a local school or monastery.
Live with a family and in exchange for spending several hours a week helping them learn English they provide food and accommodation! Weekends are normally free to experience the culture by traveling around Ecuador.
Brazil is a hugely diverse country; huge cities with shanty towns and luxury houses, rain forest, world famous carnival, football, the Amazon, the samba and more. Our projects are designed to alleviate poverty and improve education.
Live with an Italian family and in exchange for spending several hours a week helping them learn English they provide food and accommodation! Weekends are normally free to experience the culture by traveling around Italy.
Volunteer 20 hours each week in exchange for free room and board. Conversation Partners tutor adults enrolled in community centre classes. Weekends are usually free to explore the local sites.
Turkey offers a fusion of culture – old and new, east and west, modern and traditional. Volunteers contribute to worthwhile causes while meeting new people, learning valuable work and life skills and becoming part of Turkish community life.
Second only to Brazil in size, in South America, Argentina is one of the most varied countries on the continent. Projects are aimed at tackling the basic needs that arise from poverty.
Argentina is, probably, one of the most beautiful and amazing places in the world. This fascinating country is an ideal place to experience an intercultural exchange such as our High School programme.
Host families provide meals, accommodation and friendship. They will introduce you to their community and help you learn about their country, their culture, their language, and their local customs.
