Online Bali Experience

Online - Indonesia

Only 180€ per week!

Heal your wanderlust souls by joining a virtual adventure to the island of Bali from the comfort of your home.

Bali, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, is now ready to welcome you on this virtual tour. Get to see what Bali has to offer you and feel the Balinese culture, nature and community as if you were really there. Make a difference by contributing to the ongoing education programs happening in Bali with your knowledge and creativity.

Culture
Learning
Leisure
Community Engagement
Physical Demand

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Program Description

This is a fully online program which offers a unique opportunity to get to know the Balinese culture, nature and community as never before. We take you to the most important places in Bali and teach you all you need to know about its culture and traditions. You will get a comprehensive language course which will help you immensely when you visit Bali someday.

The first week is dedicated to learning about Balinese culture and tradition. This week will prepare you to immerse yourself in the unique culture on this island.

The second week is for you to be a part of some great community engagement activities which conduct in supporting education. Your support will directly benefit the children of our English education programs and healthcare education programs which teach children from underprivileged communities. For the second week, you will be able to select a project of your choice among the ones below,

– English teaching

– Environmental Education & Conservation

– Healthcare Education

Aims & Objectives

  • To offer a virtual tour to Bali
  • To give the participants an opportunity to contribute to the education and conservation programs in Bali

Schedule

Week 1

Day 1: Monday

  • Introduction
  • Indonesia Information
  • Discussion

Day 2: Tuesday

  • Culture & Tradition
  • Balinese Language Class – I
  • Discussion

Day 3: Wednesday

  • Flower Offering Class
  • Balinese Language Class – II
  • Discussion

Day 4: Thursday

  • Batik Painting
  • Balinese Language Class – II
  • Discussion

Day 5: Friday

  • Balinese Cooking Class
  • Discussion & Feedback

Day 6-7: Saturday to Sunday

Weekends are free days.

Week 2

Day 8: Monday

  • Briefing the program schedule
  • Introduction to the Education system in Indonesia
  • Introduction to the program and the selection of project for the week from English Teaching / Environmental Education & Conservation / Healthcare Education
  • Tips for teaching and creating coursework
  • Get to know the kids in your class and their skill levels

Day 9: Tuesday

  • Lesson planning with your coordinator
  • Teaching session: Class activities, Assigning course work to kids (Personal/Group)
  • Review the assignments done by the kids

Day 10: Wednesday

  • Lesson planning with your coordinator
  • Teaching session: Class activities, Assigning course work to kids (Personal/Group)
  • Review the assignments done by the kids

Day 11: Thursday

  • Lesson planning with your coordinator
  • Teaching session: Class activities, Assigning course work to kids (Personal/Group)
  • Review the assignments done by the kids

Day 12: Friday

  • Lesson planning with your coordinator
  • Teaching session: Class activities, Assigning course work to kids (Personal/Group)
  • Review the assignments done by the kids
  • Program evaluation and feedback

   Note:   This schedule can be changed and/or amended depending on weather conditions, local conditions and unforeseen circumstances.

Participant Criteria & Requirements

Standard Requirements

Minimum age:

Maximum age:

Minimum English level: Basic

CRB required: No

Passport copy required: On Signup

Resume copy required: No

Required qualification: None

Additional Requirements

No additional requirements.

Additional Equipment

Laptop with webcam and microphone and a working internet connection.

Location

Programs offered in this location are all conducted online.

About the Accommodation

There is no accommodation provided during this program.

Food Arrangements

There are no food arrangements throughout this program.

Facilities

There are no facilities offered throughout this program.

Activities & Events

No scheduled activities outside the program.

Sights & Surroundings

No sights and surroundings are relevant for this program.

Transportation

From this location we do not provide free transport to other locations.

Quick Facts

Name: Republic of Indonesia

Population: 255,461,700 (2015)

Capital: Jakarta

Language: Indonesian (official)

Currency: Indonesian rupiah (IDR)

Time zone: UTC +8

Country Information

Indonesia, a Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of volcanic islands, is home to hundreds of ethnic groups speaking many different languages. It is known for its beaches, volcanoes and jungles sheltering elephants, tigers and Komodo dragons. On the island of Java lies Indonesia's vibrant, sprawling capital, Jakarta, and the city of Yogyakarta, known for gamelan music and traditional puppetry.

Bali

Dubbed the Island of the Gods, Bali is one of the more than 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago. Due to its location off the coast from the mainland and unique culture and religion from the rest of the country, Bali is often treated as a destination of its own, “if you’ve only been to Bali, you’ve never been to Indonesia”.

With its pristine beaches, its unspoilt waters ideal for surfing and diving, its lush mountains, its never-ending rice terrace and volcanic hillsides, its spiritually-infused culture and more, Bali has quickly become a must-visit and it often makes its way on everyone’s bucket list.

Flores

Flores is located in the East Nusa Tenggara province of Indonesia. It has adventure, eco-tours, and mountain climbing interspersed with visits to prehistoric heritage sites, traditional villages and cultural events. It has some of the world’s most exotic marine life. And if you want to see the famous Komodo Dragons alive, this is the only place in the whole world which gives you the experience. You can visit  the Komodo dragons in their natural habitats in the Komodo National Park islands. Here you will witness the natural treasures still trying to survive in their purest forms.

Flores is a multi-religious and multi-cultural island where 60% of the people are Christian, 20% Islamic and 20% Hindus and Buddhists. The holidays for Flores are similar to the general Indonesian calendar.

Flores, though one of the main islands in Indonesia, is still trying to keep up with the rest of the country. Evidently, its exceptional natural treasures need more care and its warm hearted people need more support.

Climate

Temperatures are pleasant, varying from 20-33 degrees celsius year-round. The monsoon season strikes in November and makes its way until March, bringing in humidity and a significant amount of rain. However, this usually does not stop people from visiting, as the rain usually begins in the late afternoons and evenings, meaning the daytime remains sun-filled. From June to September, the weather is dry and there is not too much humidity in the air.

Culture

Indonesia is a haven for customs and this can be seen in every corner of the islands. Not to mention the fact that these islands themselves have their own traditions and customs which are different from one another.

A good example of this can be experienced in Bali, where small offerings containing flowers, rice and even cigarettes (sesajen) are found in every house, restaurants, stalls and even at the check-in desks at airports. The offerings are set with burning incense sticks and sprinkled with holy water three times a day before every meal.

There are roughly 20,000 temples spread around the island of Bali and, because the Balinese are masters of sculpture, the temples are guarded with statues of gods and goddesses.

Keep, in mind, however, that the Hinduism you will see in Bali is often different than the one seen in India.

Transportation

By bus

Perama buses are the most famous company that will transport you around Bali and other parts of Indonesia. Another popular company is Trans Sarbagita, which are comfortable and air conditioned and stop on bus stops on road curbs. We highly recommend booking at least one day in advance to make sure there is a seat for you. Moreover, there are shuttle buses (called “Bemos”) between Bali’s most popular destinations.

By Taxi

Taxis are a common way to get around. Blue Bird/Bali Taksi are regarded as one of the most reliable companies. Taxis are metered and the drivers are often able to speak good enough English to understand you. They also have a waiting service, which means they will wait for you while you go sightseeing and take you back home (for an extra charge, of course), if you wish to.

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