LovVol Adventurer
LEAD WATER & ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES WHILST YOU DISCOVER CHINA IN A FANTASTIC SETTINGLocation
TWO MOON BAY, HUIZHOU
Duration
Training 25th June
Programme runs July 01st – Aug 31th
Living Expenses
Full board accommodation
More
A chance to learn Chinese, participate in water sports and gain a valuable experience working with young Chinese students for the summer
Programme Details
Time & Location
Contact hours
8 – 12 hours: 9:00 – 11:00; 14:00 – 17:00; 19:00 – 21:00
Location
Two Moon Bay – Huizhou
Excursion options
You will have at least 1 day off per week to explore the local area and coastline.
Other benefits
A chance to do lots of Climbing, Camping, Surfing, Kayaking etc, learn some Chinese and develop your leadership skills
There will be a short training course at the beginning of the programme and you will receive a participation at the end of the programme
Programme Details
Main purpose
Outdoor experiential camp for kids
Student details
15 – 20 students a class
6 – 12 years old
Various level of English
Pre-programme tranning
6 days per session
Coordinator
A Chinese speaking student majoring in English will be present in each class, helping translate during courses etc.
Speciality of the programme
Water sport
Programme arrangement
DAY 1: OPENING CEREMY
DAY2: CLIMBING/WORKSHOPS/TEAM GAMES
DAY3: SURFING/WORKSHOPS/CAMPFIRE
DAY4: SAILING/WORKSHOPS/MOVIE NIGHT
DAY5: SWIMMING/WORKSHOPS/TALENT SHOW
DAY6: CLOSING CEREMY
Benefits for ambassadors
Chinese learning, water sports
Welfare
Local temperature
Around 28 – 30 Celsius
Meal
On campus, three meals a day
15-30 RMB compensation per meal (if not eat on camp)
Drinking water available
Accommodation
Students’ domitory, 6-8 people per room
Squatting Toilet style
Laundry, Wifi, Air-conditioning available
Testimonial & Gallery
HOW A MONTH IN CHINA CHANGES YOU
Have you ever wondered what sand worms taste like?
They’re DELICIOUS! Well, at least at the ones they serve at Xiamen, China of course, and no, sand worms don’t taste like chicken at all.
As part of my mission to maximise experiences before my time in this brief existence runs out, with great hesitation and apprehension, I packed me bags and flew to China for a month-long volunteering project.
Now whenever I tell people that I’m volunteering in China, the picture that forms in mind is usually that of me teaching English to poor, underprivileged kids up in the mountains or something. Although some of the volunteers have indeed been sent to rural areas, I was placed at Xiamen, which is one of the more affluent places in China (apparently the most environmentally clean in the whole of China as well!)
Hence, sorry to disappoint you but I have no experience of sharing toilets with snakes or scorpions 😛
So yeah! What have I been up to China?! Read more HERE
I traveled to Shanghai, Qi Dong, Changsha and Xiamen. I taught English to the children of poor migrant workers, I taught children who’d never been to school before. I met people from Italy, South Africa, Hungary, Russia, Romania, Spain, Egypt, the UK and more. I learned Mandarin. I learned that even if I don’t feel 28, I am definitely 28. I learned that six weeks can feel like four life times and that jet lag is real and real serious. I’m irrevocably changed by what I’ve seen and felt in China.
I feel like I left one home for another. But I’ll return. Read more HERE