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Hi Workawayers,
My name is Abbos and I am the Project Manager for the international camp .Our camp is a summer camp for children aged 6-17 in a picturesque corner of Uzbekistan near the Charvak lake. Each term, the camp welcomes up to 450 children from all over the world. We have 8 terms in the summer. Each term 11 days
In our camp, all communication takes place in English. The camp is divided into small groups of 20 people, each with two professional team leaders. Each term is unique in theme and content.
Our camp has a carefully thought-out daily routine full of interesting events, including:
English classes
Creative workshops
Sports and games
Teambuilding activities
Excursions
Term days and themes of terms:
🇧🇷 1st season ( 1-12 June ) - Brazil: The heart of Carnival
🇯🇵 2nd season ( 13-24 June ) - Japan: Land of the Rising Sun
🇬🇷 3rd season ( 25-6 July ) - Greece: Legion of Olympus
🇲🇬 4th season ( 7-18 July ) - Madagascar: Jungle Expedition
🏴 5th season ( 19-30 July ) - England: Knights of the Round Table
🏴 6th season ( 31-11 August ) - Scotland: Legends of the North
🇺🇸7th season ( 12-23 August ) - America: Hollywood Stars
🌍 8th season ( 24-30 August ) - Last Dance
You can choose the terms that best suit you and your preferences.
You may stay for whole 8 terms if you wish.
We have many everyday clubs in the afternoon that are run by professionals, and you can learn from them.
You also have the option to establish your own club, where you can instruct children or engage in recreational activities with them. We also offer access to two swimming pools along with qualified swimming coaches, providing opportunities for those who wish to learn.
The English classes take place in the morning and last approximately 2 hours each day. Afterward, you have the option to join clubs or even create your own. We encourage you to engage in English communication with the kids throughout the day, making it a relatively relaxed task.
We don't expect professional teachers just somebody who is enthusiastic, friendly, speaks English and likes children.
Types of help and learning opportunities
Art Projects
Language practice
Help with Eco Projects
Teaching
Babysitting and creative play
Hospitality/Tourism
Interests
Events & social
Videography
Culture
Movies & TV
DIY & crafts
Music
Art & design
Cooking & food
Blogging
Languages
Performing arts
Drawing & painting
Astronomy
Yoga / Wellness
Fitness
Camping
Nature
Team sports
Dancing
Beach
Water sports
Outdoor activities
Hiking
Adventure sports
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
Workawayers have the opportunity to learn about Uzbek culture and make new friends from all over the world.
We have many everyday clubs in the afternoon that are run by professionals, and you can learn from them.
Football
Basketball
Volleyball
Badminton
Guitar club
Chess club
Music club
Movie club
Uzbek traditional games club
Bracelet weaving club
Mafia (game) club
Table tennis
Dance club
Art club
You also have the option to establish your own club, where you can instruct children or engage in recreational activities with them.
We also offer access to two swimming pools along with qualified swimming coaches, providing opportunities for those who wish to learn.
Projects involving children
This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.
Help
Our camp is a great place for Workawayers who are passionate about working with children and teaching English. The camp is located in a beautiful setting and the staff is friendly and supportive. Workawayers have the opportunity to learn about Uzbek culture and make new friends from all over the world.
Some of the tasks that Workawayers may be asked to do include:
Helping with English classes
Leading creative workshops
Supervising sports and games
Assisting with teambuilding activities
Helping with camp logistics (e.g., setting up and cleaning up for meals, transporting campers to and from activities, etc.)
This host offers accommodation and payment.
Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Russian: Fluent
Uzbek: FluentThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
You can contact them directly for more information.
Accommodation
Workawayers in our camp are provided with accommodation, meals, and a small stipend.
What else ...
Our camp has won the title of "Best Camp" five times in a row in Uzbekistan.
Charvak Reservoir is where our camp is located in the Tien Shan Mountains of Uzbekistan, about 80 kilometers northeast of Tashkent, the capital city.
Charvak Reservoir is a popular tourist destination in Uzbekistan, known for its scenic beauty, especially during the summer months. It offers various recreational activities such as boating, fishing, swimming, and picnicking.
There are a few shops located around 600 meters from our camp.
Food and accommodation are provided but if you would like to make or buy your own meal its fine.
there is an opportunity to go hiking, swim on the lake, find new contacts and friends
A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
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Sessions 5 & 6
Teaching English was not the main focus; often it felt more like content for marketing. After recordings, English… read more
The theme at that time was Japan, and there were many interesting and creative events. Every day felt fresh—kids were very active and made a lot of videos, sometimes based on Japanese anime. I really enjoyed that kind of… read more
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Sessions 5 & 6
Teaching English was not the main focus; often it felt more like content for marketing. After recordings, English… read more
The theme at that time was Japan, and there were many interesting and creative events. Every day felt fresh—kids were very active and made a lot of videos, sometimes based on Japanese anime. I really enjoyed that kind of… read more
Overall, I had a great time there. There were different activities happening every day, and the camp was always full… read more
There was miscommunication from the Skype interview, and I was under the impression that we would be 30 international English -speaking volunteers, and I would share the room with 1 other staff.
Upon arriving there was only 1 other volunteer and I shared the room with 3… read more
The… read more
