Child Care, Teaching Sports, and Teaching Languages
Social Work and Teaching Languages
A good project to spend a few weeks living in a city in the countryside of Pakistan and understanding more about how normal Pakistanis live. Bahawalpur may have a huge population but has the atmosphere of a small city. Students are all in their early 20s, preparing for college, and need to practice their English. Mr Yousef lets you free to do any kind of activity you want with them. House is comfortable, with 24h electric energy, wifi, fans, running (cold) water, a kitchen and a private room. It's located in a residential area, about 40minwalk from the city centre so a bit isolated but calm.
Kitchen Hand and Bartending
Worldpackers Academy was created to prepare the travel community to be committed and engaged volunteers.
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Completed the course “SEO for YouTube”, learning SEO strategies and how to develop, organize, and analyze content on a YouTube channel.
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Concluded the course "Nonviolent communication: resolving conflicts and dealing with challenging situations" in which learned how to solve challenging and conflict situations through healthy and empathic communication.
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Completed the course “How to find gigs and earn money while traveling the world”, learning how to create new business opportunities and earn money while traveling the world.
How the traveler helps the Worldpackers community besides volunteering.
Producing educational videos for the Academy
I started travelling at 16 years old on a student exchange and haven't stopped since (I'm 29 now). I have lived in 12 countries and visited more than 90, always backpacking, hitchhiking, staying with locals, and of course, doing volunteer work. I've volunteered in hostels, camps, NGOs, museums, schools and many other places. I work as a nanny, childcare specialist and parenting mentor focusing on Montessori pedagogy and respectful parenting. I travel alone and try to inspire other women to do the same. I am passionate about history and sociology and always try to deeply understand that aspect of the countries I visit.
Bachelor degree in Social Science
I've worked in so many places during my university, but mostly related with child education and care. Also, I've volunteer in many places, mostly related as well with children/education or hostels, and a few related to farming/gardening.
My first trip abroad was when I was 16, I went to USA to studied there. I stayed there for one year, living with a host family. During my university, I've volunteer abroad with AIESEC four times( 2013: Poland, 2014: Hungary, 2015: Peru, 2017: Bolivia). After my graduation, I went to Luxembourg to be an Au Pair and learn french for one year (2017-18). In summer 2018 I started this trip and I'm on the road since then. With all these opportunities, I've been to more than 70 countries!
