Projecteverest.ventures Website Review

I can safely say my involvement with Project Everest Ventures is the best decision I've made as a university student. The experience I've had has been nothing but positive, and the skills I've gained both as a Trekker and a Team Leader have given me the inspiration to continue to pursue a career that I am pas*ionate about. Landing in Timor-Leste for the first time as a Trekker, I had no idea I'd come away with such amazing pitching, leadership, engineering and business knowledge from the pas*ionate people I was surrounded by in country. Returning as a Team Leader, I was given the opportunity and support to have my own positive influence on my team and develop myself as a leader, with my own leadership style. In terms of being able to be directly involved with real, long-term, positive change, PEV is second to none! Working with PEV truly is an unrivalled experienced. From starting out as a Trekker to moving into a Business Consultant position I've learned so many skills which I couldn't have obtained elsewhere. Working in country is hands on and can push you to your limit, but only then can you stretch your comfort zone and grow. Would recommend PEV to anyone and everyone. My trekking experience with Project Everest has been nothing short of enlightening. I was surrounded by motivated trekkers and leaders fully committed to our goals and the betterment of the community around us. It was very heartening to see the emphasis that is placed upon empathizing and remaining transparent with the people in Fiji, ensuring that we're truly doing something that is needed. Being a trekker has taught me strong work ethics, a need to live by the values that I preach, and has only increased my pas*ion for sustainable development. Taking an internship with Project Everest if you want to travel, learn about building a business that is rooted in making a positive social impact - you'll grow in ways you never imagined!! Genuinely one of the best experiences of my entire life. My decision to go on a Cambodian venture was rash and spontaneous, so I hadn't