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China

Connect To A Deeper Side of China Through a Group Travel Experience you will never forget!

China’s rich cultural history is matched only by the grandeur and contrasts of its landscape. In Beijing you will find the stunning, futuristic architecture of the 2008 Summer Olympics only miles from the ancient Forbidden City, once the sprawling, exclusive home of China’s emperors. The bustling urban landscape of Beijing strikes a stark contrast with the serene hills of China’s southwest with its tranquil, ancient villages nestled among steep, lush mountains. Despite these dramatic differences in geography and environment, the people of China share thousands of years of common experience and accomplishment.

Itinerary

Service Projects

  • Paint a mural with students at rural schools
  • Play with and care for children at a local foster home
  • Teach English and support a teacher in an elementary school classroom

Educational Elements

  • Learn greetings and conversational skills in a Mandarin lesson and participatory daily activities
  • Service learning via community projects
  • Leadership, independence, decision making and maturity through overcoming challenges
  • Chinese culture and history dating from the Qin dynasty

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I honestly can’t pick a favorite part! The whole trip was fantastic, but specifically I loved the food the most. Also, Lama Temple was incredible and not expected at all. The trip leaders were so great and nice people. I think they are mostly what made the trip great! 

Sabina Young, China CGT Participant

I learned that I am actually more open to new things than I thought. I tried many new foods here and grew closer with some amazing people. This trip was an amazing experience and I will never forget it. 

Anna Kosmaczewska, China CGT Participant

Working with Global Works has allowed our school to truly live its global mission. Our students return from these extraordinary experiences with confidence, compassion and a new respect for the world they live in and the different cultures and people they learn about, and from, along the way. 

Gordon McNeil, Head of Sage Hill School