Inviting Volunteers for Vocational training, Heath & Ecotourism
- Cameroon
Frequently asked questions
This program is open to participants aged 18 to 55.
The program runs for 4 to 52 weeks.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in apartments, guesthouses, hostels, or hotels.
The program fee includes some accommodation, some activities, airfare, airport transfers, some meals, SIM cards, travel insurance, visa, and wifi.
This program is located in Cameroon.
About Program
We have started a Vocational training institute called: Firm Action Vocational Training Institute. We are looking for volunteers who can assist us in trainings trainings in this institution here in Cameroon. The Institute offers training for women, Youths and men on Nursing, Agriculture, Fashion design and building construction. We welcome volunteers to assist teaching in the institution and in communities doing follow up for graduated students.
We operate health institution that will be very willing to host health practitioners to support the the clinic and promote community health services here in Cameroon. The health practitioners volunteers can equally teach in Vocational training Institutes.
We are interest in volunteers who are lovers of nature, conservation of biodiversity, Agroforestry climate smart Agriculture and the fight against climate change here in Cameroon.
Program Highlights
- Travel freely around the city and visit locations like natural lakes, meusumes. visit palaces and different agricultural activities. Visite to big Cities in Bafousam and Yaounde.
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Program Impact
Improve efficient and effective service deliver in communities to serve mankin and the environment
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Location
Cameroon, a country at the crossroads between West and Central Africa, is often referred to as "Africa in miniature" for its geological and cultural diversity. Natural features include beaches, deserts, mountains, rainforests, and savannas. Interestingly, it's also home to over 250 native languages spoken by nearly 20 million people.
