Greenheart Club Goes Global for Students and Teachers 
In our commitment to continue being the "Green Heart" of cultural exchange, we are excited to be launching the Greenheart Club for all travel abroad high school and teach abroad participants.
Create a cultural exchange experience with a positive social and environmental impact by creating your own project during your program overseas. Participants can track volunteer hours with the Greenheart Club, earn certificates, eco-fair trade gifts and project grants up to $500.
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Volunteers Make Positive Environmental Impact in Kenya
 "Danny and I have now completed one very busy week working at the Maasailand Community Development Project in Kenya. It's been a great start to our five weeks out here. As one might expect, we've also experienced many of the problems that occur being based in a remote location. Nevertheless, so far we've made a composting bin, a system for checking roof-tank water levels, a shelter for the generator and started on a new wall using recycled plastic containers. We're working on a new vegetable garden and are discussing further farming improvements for the site."
Read more of Mike and Danny's work in Kenya...
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Announcing Bhutan, our Newest Teach Abroad Location
 Greenheart Travel is thrilled to introduce our latest teach destination in the Kingdom of Bhutan. Teaching in Bhutan is a chance to work in an education system that is in an exciting transformation. Develop new teaching techniques, share expertise with local teachers and experience the practice of National Happiness, all while exploring the Himalayan culture. Deadline to Apply: July 22 |
Bring the World Home; Host an Exchange Student
Greenheart Travel's parent division, Center for Cultural Interchange, not only offers opportunities to go abroad but also helps international students travel to the U.S. Over 900 high school exchange students study and live with host families in all 50 states. Do you know anyone interested in having a cultural exchange experience without traveling abroad? Learn more about how you can bring the world to your backyard and promote peace through cultural exchange. |
