Freiwilligenarbeit zum Schutz der Meere auf den Seychellen

5

No skills required

Must be fluent in english

Must be PADI open water qualified or equivalent for all durations No skills are required. All training will be provided for on the program. You will be given a study focus on fish or coral a few weeks before as it is recommended to do some research before traveling.

Housing Facilities will be more basic than you are accustomed to – please travel with an open mind and a willingness to adapt to local conditions. Accommodation is in shared (mixed sex) dorm rooms (up to 10 people). The tap water is safe for drinking on the expedition base and there is cold running water available. Bathroom facilities are shared but split-sex, and participants also share base duties, including cleaning and other chores. Refridgeration is available for communal food only. For divemaster interns accommodation during placement phase will be included, usually in a shared apartment in or near to Beau Vallon. Food Participants take it in turns to prepare meals for the group. Food is basic but nutritious, and primarily vegetarian with optional fish or meat available once or twice a week. Breakfast could be porridge with fresh fruit, or occasionally pancakes or cereal, lunch and evening meals may include pasta, beans, rice, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, etc.

Spend free time by reading up on the days sightings, catch up on sleep, socialize with the rest of the volunteers or play some games (It is recommended to bring some along)

On a weekend volunteers can go to the main tourist area called Beau Vallon Bay, the beach that has many shops, visit The Coral Strand Hotel bar, city of Victoria where there are internet cafes and a market