If you choose to come to Chile and experience a Patagonian lifestyle for 4 months, it will be one of the wisest and most rewarding decisions you will ever make. After being with my group for just over 3 months … Continue reading →
It’s strange to think that I have already been here a month as although so much has happened it has absolutely flown past. We, as a group, enjoyed a week getting to know each other in the hostel on the … Continue reading →
Many people are turning the gloom and doom of the recession into an opportunity to get out of the UK, travel and do some worthwhile work abroad. With the lack of employment opportunities in the job market, others are turning … Continue reading →
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The global economy is in crisis and we’re all tightening our belts. Is this the right moment to be volunteering? Yes! Volunteering is still a smart move. Here’s why: You’ll help poorer countries through the crisis by: • teaching English … Continue reading →
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Tagged Credit Crunch, Travel, Volunteer
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Oyster is a small and well regarded Gap year organisation sending volunteers and paid workers to 10 destinations worldwide. We are able to offer an internship for 6 months at our UK office. The last month is spent overseas on … Continue reading →
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It is that time of the year again when we are busy in the office collating all of the fantastic quotes and stories that our returned participants have sent us about their time away. Our next quarterly Newsletter is due … Continue reading →
Although it sounds like a cliché, I want to assure you its totally true; going away to Chile changed my life. In the spring of 2005 I went off with 20 volunteers, under the Oyster support network, to spend 5 … Continue reading →
From hiking five hours on a glacier to dancing reggaeton in front of an auditorium full of camera-carrying Chilean teenagers, my Oyster experience has been unforgettable, to say the least. The people in Coyhaique are so friendly that you can’t … Continue reading →