The World’s Leaders in Work & Volunteer Abroad Programmes

 

WYSE Work Abroad is the leading global forum and trade association for organisations involved in all aspects of work abroad, volunteer, internship, and work & travel programmes. Membership is open to specialists and companies actively offering work abroad programmes.

Global Member Benefits

  • unparalleled trading, business, and marketing opportunities
  • innovative market intelligence that identifies important trends for the industry
  • guidelines of best practice
  • advocacy projects that represent members’ interests

Our Latest News

WETM-IAC 2012

Join us this coming March 2012 in Budapest, Hungary, for the annual event for the cultural exchange, au pairing, volunteering, internship and work abroad industries.




Delivering an exceptionally targeted forum for your organisation to establish and strengthen sector-focused partnerships, gain industry intelligence and tap into emerging global markets. Develop your business and the industry at WETM-IAC.

In addition to providing an excellent business opportunity for attending organisations, the conference serves as an engaging forum for the development of the work and travel and cultural exchange community.

Register now for special early bird rates! We look forward to seeing you 14-16 March 2012 in Budapest.



“Expand Your Horizons” Video Contest 2012

Our 2012 "Expand Your Horizons" Video Contest is now open and looking for more great entries from your programme participants, showcasing their work/volunteer abroad experience!

Find out how you can promote the contest, which tools we are providing you and hear from fellow members on the reason to join the contest, all on our Video Contest site.



Your New Board

Meet the new Board, share your ideas, and give your feedback!

At the recent AGM in Barcelona, Philippe Kohn was confirmed for a second term on the WYSE Work Abroad Executive Board, along with Veronica Zanotti, Rosanna Dapul and John Lawler, who were all newly elected.

Dearbhla O'Brien will be chair of the association, and Veronica Zanotti will overlook the finances in her role as treasurer.