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Become an Expedition Leader

Antipodeans Abroad requires leaders to supervise school student expeditions to India, Nepal, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Borneo, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Bolivia and Peru during mid-year and end-of-year school holidays.

The groups take part in adventure activities and community projects for 3-4 weeks. Our focus is on leadership and personal development through teamwork, independence, cultural exchange and personal challenge.

We require leaders who:
•    Aged 25 years and over
•    Are experienced in youth development
•    Have some trekking and travel experience in the above destinations
•    Have completed a Wilderness First Aid certificate course

Salary and all expenses are paid.

If you have any further questions regarding the Leader positions please email explore@antipodeans.com.au

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