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If you are looking to embark on an educational, fun,
enriching and culturally rewarding adventure, consider joining the ever
increasing number of friendly people who enjoy volunteering as Area
Representatives for World Heritage International
Student Exchange Programs
As a World Heritage Area Representative you will be the most important link in the chain connecting all the individuals involved in the World Heritage exchange experience. You will be the most visible to the exchange students, host families and high schools.
What are some of the responsibilities of a
World Heritage Area Representative?
World Heritage Area Representatives wear many different hats:
As you can see, there are a variety of tasks, but don't worry, as part of the
World Heritage
team you will be more than adequately prepared to perform your duties!
In addition to the very comprehensive manual each Area Representative receives, and the annual training meeting, World Heritage has a wonderful group of Area Coordinators who supervise and support and communicate with all World Heritage Area Representatives regularly. World Heritage also has Regional Directors who ensure that the Area Coordinators are fulfilling their responsibilities. So, if you like working with young people, have loads of energy, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to help make your community a little more international - one country at a time - why wait? Contact the World Heritage office closest to you.
Give us a chance and we will prove that when you give a little, you gain a lot. After all,
that's cultural exchange!
We look forward to hearing from you! |
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