Study Trips

Each year, World Vision Hong Kong organises study trips for schools and churches to take a closer look at the needs of the poor around the world. These trips provide opportunities for participants to interact with the poor and gain a new perspective of their lives.
Organise School Talks or School Famine before joining a study trip to deepen students’ understanding on poverty.

World Vision organises various study trips for students, teachers and social workers:

Students Study Trip

Students get the chance to go on an eye-opening trip to see poverty and hunger themselves, and reflect upon their attitude towards life!

Teachers and Social Workers Study Trip

See poverty up close by traveling to developing countries and encourage others to speak for the poor!

Internship Programme

Gain hands-on experience in participating in front-line work of World Vision’s field office!




Teachers and Social Workers Study Trip (Myanmar)

Date:
27 January to 1 February 2020
Country:
Myanmar (Yangon, Hmawb and Myaungmya Regions)
Participants:
Teachers and School Social Workers
Quota:
14
Fees:
HK$9,700 (including airfare and peak season surcharge, accommodation and local transportation)
Application Deadline:
20 October 2019
Activities:
  1. Visit Area Development Projects of World Vision
  2. Visit schools and local communities, interact with students and teachers
  3. Yangon city tour on cultural and historical sites, including Shwedagon Pagoda
Itinerary & Enrollment Form (available in Chinese only)

Sharing by participants

Of all the people I met, a young mother particularly stood out to me. “Are there street children in Hong Kong?”… Read More

The biggest takeaway of this trip is that we have really failed to see how fortunate we are… Read More

I was deeply touched by the local World Vision staff during the visit. They were on the… Read More

I thank God for showing me the work of World Vision in Sri Lanka. I was quite touched when I first met the… Read More

During the tour, our group visited many different development projects, such as education, economic growth… Read More