Peru, South America
Teaching, Building, Community and Social Work
GROUP PLACEMENTS
UniBreak Groups in Peru may teach English, participate in construction work and community work as part of community initiated project in the Cusco region.
Education
Teaching opportunities are based in schools in Cusco. Kids range from 6-14 years old with a very basic level of English. Volunteers are required to teach in either the morning or the afternoon for around 5/6 hours a day.
Community Work
There are opportunities for construction work building a community school on the outskirts of Cusco.
Orientation in Cusco includes Spanish classes as well as free time to explore and acclimatise.
Download a sample itinerary
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation is available in safe and comfortable homestays. The family will speak little to no English and it is highly recommended that volunteers learn some basic Spanish prior to their placement. This will help you converse and improve over the placement period.
Inclusions:
Return international airfares
Accommodation during placement
Food during placement
Antipodeans Training Workshop
In-country meet & greet, airport transfers, orientation and transport
Placement and screened community project
Support by In-Country Agent
24 hr back-up by Antipodeans Abroad in Australia
Exclusions:
Taxes and Surcharges
Travel Insurance
Visas and vaccinations
Items of a personal nature
Tips and gratuities
* A quote for an itinerary tailored to your needs may be provided with the intended dates, duration, and proposed group numbers.
ABOUT PERU
The most famous of Peru’s sights is Machu Picchu, situated near Cusco. The four-day Inca Trail hike will have adventurous travellers trekking through the Andes to the famous site. Cusco is the archaeological capital of the Americas and the oldest continuously inhabited city. It is 3,326 metres above sea level so it may take a few days to acclimatise. Cusco is a beautiful city with cobbled street, markets and ornate churches. Millions of tourists come to Cusco every year. It lies in the heart of the Andes with stunning scenery surrounding it. The indigenous population is the largest of all the South American countries. The national language is South American Spanish. The main tribes are the Quechua and the Aymara with other Amazonian tribes making up the remainder. They have maintained much of their traditional customs, which can especially be seen in the smaller villages.
UniBreak Groups in Peru may teach English, participate in construction work and community work as part of community initiated project in the Cusco region.
Education
Teaching opportunities are based in schools in Cusco. Kids range from 6-14 years old with a very basic level of English. Volunteers are required to teach in either the morning or the afternoon for around 5/6 hours a day.
Community Work
There are opportunities for construction work building a community school on the outskirts of Cusco.
Orientation in Cusco includes Spanish classes as well as free time to explore and acclimatise.
Download a sample itinerary
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation is available in safe and comfortable homestays. The family will speak little to no English and it is highly recommended that volunteers learn some basic Spanish prior to their placement. This will help you converse and improve over the placement period.
Inclusions:
Return international airfares
Accommodation during placement
Food during placement
Antipodeans Training Workshop
In-country meet & greet, airport transfers, orientation and transport
Placement and screened community project
Support by In-Country Agent
24 hr back-up by Antipodeans Abroad in Australia
Exclusions:
Taxes and Surcharges
Travel Insurance
Visas and vaccinations
Items of a personal nature
Tips and gratuities
* A quote for an itinerary tailored to your needs may be provided with the intended dates, duration, and proposed group numbers.
ABOUT PERU
The most famous of Peru’s sights is Machu Picchu, situated near Cusco. The four-day Inca Trail hike will have adventurous travellers trekking through the Andes to the famous site. Cusco is the archaeological capital of the Americas and the oldest continuously inhabited city. It is 3,326 metres above sea level so it may take a few days to acclimatise. Cusco is a beautiful city with cobbled street, markets and ornate churches. Millions of tourists come to Cusco every year. It lies in the heart of the Andes with stunning scenery surrounding it. The indigenous population is the largest of all the South American countries. The national language is South American Spanish. The main tribes are the Quechua and the Aymara with other Amazonian tribes making up the remainder. They have maintained much of their traditional customs, which can especially be seen in the smaller villages.
| 6 weeks: | $2850 |
| 8 weeks: | $3150 |
