The English & Conservation Volunteer is a Short Term Programme offered at IHQLD Cairns and Brisbane Campuses.

Experience the unique heritage and wildlife of Australia by volunteering for a Conservation Programme. Students can improve their English skills with IH and then do a Conservation Project anywhere in Australia.

Students receive full training, accomodation (camping) and meals for the duration of the Conservation Project and will meet other international and Australian volunteers on the projects.

Features of an English and Conservation Volunteer Program:

• Volunteers come from Australia and all around the world to participate in programs to preserve, restore and protect the unique Australian environment, wildlife and heritage.
  
  
• International volunteers gain benefit from improving their English skills before doing a CVA project as they can then understand the training and safety instructions; interact with the other members of their group; enjoy the social parts of the program and gain maximum benefit from the experience.
  
  
• An IH English course prepares students with the communicative language skills to meet these needs.
  
  
• Participants come from a wide range of age groups - minimum age 18, maximum age 70.
  
  
• Participants get the opportunity to see some remarkable and remote locations in Australia - Projects are run across Australia and some are in very unique and remote areas of Australia including areas where everyday Australians and tourists cannot normally go.
  
  
• CVA programs are for 2, 4 or 6 weeks and participants can extend for other projects if desired.
  
  
• IH Queensland English courses start every Monday and CVA Programs start every Friday.