Programs in Korea and abroad where young people learn through experience
Since the founding in 1999 of the International Workcamp Organization, from which Better World grew, we have recognized the importance of youth participation and experience-centered activities, and have run a wide range of youth programs based on experiential learning.
Better World runs a variety of international exchange programs that give young people opportunities for international experience and learning, in order to nurture global talent who can contribute to the sustainable development and peace pursued by the UN and the international community.
Young people from different countries live together for 1–3 weeks, supporting local communities and learning to cooperate across cultures.
Young people help protect World Heritage sites. Since 2023, Better World has served as the Global Coordination of World Heritage Volunteers.
Volunteer teams organized with companies, schools and government agencies, including KOICA project volunteer teams in Ghana and Uganda.
Projects that help communities build a better life, together with local partners.
International high school students spend 3–4 months in Korean schools and families, with AFS.
Global citizenship education in schools, global citizenship camps and an international youth club bringing Korean and international teens together.
Volunteer and education programs designed with corporate and public partners, from global volunteer teams to student mentoring.
