Our voluntary and internship projects arise from the needs of the local community. Most projects are organized by ALTRUIS Indonesia and partner organizations in Indonesia. Interns or volunteers work with us and our partners: non-profits, non-governmental ...
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Studying Mandarin in China with LTL is a unique experience and we provide a whole host of Chinese Programs for our students. Group classes, one-on-one classes, business Chineese classes and many more. We also provide incredible gap year and immersion expe ...
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Working at a restaurant with a panoramic view of Banff, guiding tourists on the best vineyards in the Okanagan Valley, operating the ski-lifts at a famous Rocky Mountain ski resort or even welcoming guests an exclusive Vancouver Island hotel. These are al ...
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