What is the typical length of an Experteering Trip?

What is the typical length of an Experteering Trip?

Experteering projects can range from 1 week to 1 year. We are committed to working with you to find the best possible match based on your preferences and constraints, including length of time you are able to commit to a project.

Read our "Complete Guide to Volunteering Overseas" to see how the length of projects informs that type of work you'll likely do, and check out our Living Impact Report for statistics about average length of project, top SDGs impacted, and more.

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