Sri Lanka

Take a gap year in Sri Lanka to teach English, volunteer and travel.

If you are looking for gap year volunteer work abroad, then consider helping as a volunteer in Sri Lanka for an extremely worthy cause. The 2004 Tsunami devastated many parts of Sri Lanka, and a considerable amount of volunteer work is still needed in many areas.

Click on the links below to find out about Sri Lanka travel options volunteer work and gap year projects.

Volunteer work is still needed in many parts of Sri Lanka


	Online TEFL Course 40 Hour

This programme is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us for details. This 40 hour online TEFL course allows you to learn at your own pace, when and where you like, to fit around your life schedule allowing flexibility and plenty of time for you to gain the most out of the course.


	Online TEFL Course 60 Hour

This programme is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us for details. A 60 hour online TEFL course that is slightly more comprehensive with an extra 20 hours gaining a specialist certificate in grammar. Learn at your own pace online and gain your TEFL qualification in your own time!


	Online TEFL Course 80 Hour

This programme is temporarily unavailable. Please contact us for details. A complete and comprehensive 80 hour online TEFL course that includes everything that the 40 and 60 hour courses include with the addition of 20 hours in 4 specialist teaching certificates and a lifetime access to teaching helpdesk.


	Sports Coaching Sri Lanka

Give children in rural schools the chance to participate in football, netball or any other sport you play. Teach in schools and after school clubs, arrange training sessions and organise a sports day.


	Sri Lanka Orphanage Project

Help out at homes for orphans and the elderly. Teach English and maths to give children a better chance in the future, organise games and activities and keep older adults from feeling lonely.


	Sri Lanka Teach English Volunteer Project

Feed the children’s appetite for learning and help relieve the pressure on the schools’ teachers. Teach English, set up arts, sports or social clubs and get immersed in the culture through a homestay.