Our tailored Biology trips bring syllabus topics to life and provide unique hands on experience giving students a better understanding of what they learn in the classroom. We can provide trips that incorporate a wide range of content or target specific syllabus points. Our trips can also be used to carry out coursework components freeing up vital time for teachers and students back at school. We immerse students in the full range of ecosystems South East Asia has to offer from rainforests and mangroves to intertidal zones and coral reef.
Using a range of sampling techniques we can assess animal behaviour, populations and ecosystem interactions. We are able to cater for a wide range of syllabuses including iGCSE, PSLE, O-Level, A-Level, IB (PYP, MYP and Diploma) and Advanced Placement. Depending on the syllabus and age group we can cover a huge range of topics, including but not limited to: adaptation and evolution, classification, food webs, symbiosis, succession, ecology, and conservation.
— Canadian International School (Lakeside Campus) Tioman Island - IB Bio & Geo, May 2018
Able to focus on both human and physical geography, these programmes can be tailored to meet your exact learning objectives, whether they be part of the iGCSE, IB or a range of other curricula. Our on-site qualified geographers are able to facilitate a comprehensive range of field studies for all age groups. Trips can incorporate both data collection and analysis, allowing students to complete key components of their syllabus in an inspiring outdoor setting. Please look at the table below to see which of our locations suits your needs the best.
— St Joseph’s Institute International, Malaysia: Tioman - IB Biology & Geography June 2017
Working in a range of beautiful yet threatened locations, our trips are perfectly positioned to meet the criteria for the fieldwork of Environmental Systems and Societies. We demonstrate how some of the most important issues threatening our planet can be seen from day to day. We example the impacts of the tourism industry, monocultures, how species loss is leading us towards a loss of some of our most vital ecosystem services as well as looking at the effect microplastics are having on global food webs. Using a combination of experiential learning and data collection we allow students to break down global issues into local actions.