

T2T International Volunteering: Over 70 Programs, in 30 Locations, in 11 Countries, on 3 Continents
Alexis, Luxembourg:
"Unlike many volunteer stories, this one begins at the end of my stay in Thailand. It was late at night when I took my taxi to the airport and the shock of going back to ordinary life. As I stepped into the taxi I looked back at the people I had made and shared some of my greatest moments with..."
Read more about Alexis’s time with Travel to Teach

Thai rural classroom
The standard of schools in Thailand vary enormously between Bangkok and other big cities
and the poorer rural areas.
Volunteer in a Thai village
South East Asian Combination Stays:
Combine volunteering in Thailand with stays in Laos, Vietnam or Cambodia
Combination Stays
Two's Company - Apply together with a friend or partner and save €250
Nongkhai Summer Discount - Volunteer in Nongkhai, Thailand anytime between May and August and receive our summer discount of €100.
Thailand is a wonderful
country to volunteer in. The welcoming attitude of the Thai people,
their desire, at all ages, to learn English and the beauty of the
landscape coupled with the integrity of Thai culture makes Thailand an
ideal place for volunteering.
There are many reasons for wanting to volunteer abroad and whether you
are taking a Gap Year, career break or working vacation, Travel to Teach
can introduce you to all aspects of this extraordinary culture.
From downtown Bangkok to the rice farming villages of the Isan region, Thailand is a nation that is moving into modernity. Thailand has recently experienced relatively strong economic development, but large parts of the population are being left behind. There is still a strong desire for Thailand to keep its village/community based culture that is so strong and that fascinates so many Westerners.
Travel to Teach is based and began working in Nongkhai in the North Eastern, Isan region of Thailand, however we have expanded into other areas of Isan and now have volunteer programs in the North West
North East / Isan:
The North Eastern part of Thailand, Isan, is separated from Laos by the
Mekong River. Isan is the poorest and least developed region in Thailand
with rice farming the dominant source of income. The region exports
labour to Bangkok and the beaches in southern Thailand, as well as
abroad, mainly to Israel and Taiwan. Isan people are ethnically and
linguistically closely related to the people of Laos. In the North East
region volunteer work consists of teaching English as a foreign
language, school development projects and temple teaching.
In Isan currently have volunteer programs in Nongkhai, Namsom, and many different villages in the Isan region. For volunteers interested in meditation and Budhism we also have a program at Wat Nuen Pananao, a forest temple close to Nongkhai where volunteers stay in the temple and teach English in a temple school during the day.
North Region:
Chiang
Mai is Thailand's second largest city, the capital of the North and
Thailand's culturally most interesting city. T2T has set up our own school
in Chiang Mai and teach children and young adults that for different
reasons cannot attend Thai schools.
Our second North Western volunteer location is in the small town of Mae Hong Son Mae Hong Son located on the Burmese border. Our volunteers work with several schools for Burmese refugees and at a local orphanage for Shan (Burmese) children.
Thailand Locations: Nongkhai |Chiang Mai |Mae Hong Son |Namsom |Temple Stays |Villages Homestays
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