Explore the rich history, vibrant cultures, and modern advancements of Singapore and Malaysia through immersive educational experiences tailored for students and educators alike.
Experience Southeast Asia’s dynamic heritage and diversity.
Service Learning
Engage in meaningful projects that inspire growth and connection.
About this Program
Embark on an enriching educational journey to Malaysia and Singapore, where history, diverse cultures, and modern advancements come together. Our programs offer a unique opportunity to explore the cultural heritage, educational systems, and local communities of two of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic countries. Perfect for both students and educators, these immersive programs combine historical site visits, cultural exchanges, service-learning projects, and professional development opportunities.
Our staff is dedicated to helping you create the ideal program for your group! We offer the option to incorporate Service-Learning experiences that will enrich your group’s educational journey. On previous trips, we’ve arranged visits to vocational schools, allowing participants to collaborate with students and educators across various regions of Singapore and Malaysia. Reach out if there’s a specific opportunity you’d like to explore!
Popular Program Destinations
Singapore: A vibrant metropolis where cultural diversity is celebrated. Visit the beautiful Sentosa Island, home to stunning beaches and resorts. Explore the Chinatown Heritage Association, Asian Civilizations Museum, and Kampong Glam—a historic Malay district with the iconic Sultan Mosque. Experience a rich mix of cultures and history while engaging with local students and participating in interactive cultural exchanges. Don’t miss the spectacular light show at Gardens by the Bay.
Johor Bahru: Just across the border from Singapore, Johor Bahru is a bustling city rich in history and culture. Explore Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque, which blends Victorian architecture with Moorish influences. Visit the Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple to learn about local Chinese heritage. Enjoy a stroll through the vibrant Tan Hiok Nee street, known for its traditional shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks. Johor Bahru offers a unique opportunity to experience both modern urban life and traditional Malaysian culture in a less touristy setting compared to other cities.
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia’s capital offers a mix of historic and modern attractions. Visit Petaling Street for shopping and dining, and take in the breathtaking views from the Petronas Towers. Explore the Batu Caves, home to sacred Hindu shrines and stunning limestone formations. Engage with local students in schools in Kuala Lumpur, offering a chance to experience Malaysia’s education system firsthand and collaborate on service-learning activities.
Melaka: Step into the past with a visit to Central Melaka, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that tells the story of colonial influences. Explore landmarks like the Red House, A Famosa, and the Melaka Straits Mosque. Wander through Jonker Walk Market for local delicacies and crafts. Learn about Malaysia’s Peranakan (Straits Chinese) community at the Nyonya Village and Heritage Museum, offering a fascinating glimpse into the traditions and history of this unique culture.
Kuching & Sarawak State: The gateway to Borneo, Kuching is home to diverse indigenous communities. Discover the cultural richness of Sarawak at the Sarawak Cultural Village and Annah Rais Longhouse, where you’ll learn about traditional Bidayuh customs and daily life. Explore the city’s Old Town and vibrant markets before participating in educational exchanges with local schools, providing a rare opportunity to teach and learn alongside indigenous Malaysian students.
