In the latest of our ‘where are they now?’ blogs, we’ve heard from Kate Griffiths. Kate signed up to participate on our gap year in Nepal teaching programme as a graduate in January …
At Oyster, we take the briefing of our participants before departure very seriously. We want to make sure that you are aware of how to stay safe, how to remain fit …
This is the first post in a series of ‘Where are they now?’ blogs. Leah Arnold took part in the Nepal teaching programme in January 2008, she has since been in touch …
Find out what Oyster volunteers have said about their time volunteering in Nepal in these great reviews: “I love trekking, and naturally assumed that the trekking section would be the most impactful …
The ancient Hindu festival of Holi took place in Nepal yesterday and is possibly one of the most famous Hindu festivals in the calendar. It is the festival of colour and we …
Nepal is a country made up of many races, tribes and communities, each with their own beliefs and celebrations. Today marks the day of Sonam Lhosar – the celebration of the Tamang …
Nepal is a country that is steeped in history and religion. During the year, the Nepalese people celebrate over 22 major festivals. Over the next few months I am going to highlight …
All Oyster volunteers on their gap year in Nepal have the option to take part on a 10 day trek to Annapurna Base Camp. The trek is not designed to be too challenging …
We are very pleased to have recieved another brilliant update from Melanie Bowman who has now settled into village life tells us in this update about just how resourceful Nepali people are, …
Now working a summer at Oyster following my degree, I am filled with excitement (and an unhealthy dose of jealousy!) every time we get an application for our Nepal program – reminded …
