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About the initiative

Teman Collective Ground Up is a new Singapore initiative designing a living ecosystem for work and enterprise, built around ten specialist streams.

Travel & Cultural Experiences is the first stream to open. It brings together community‑owned structures, regenerative travel, and real career pathways for people who don’t just want to go on trips, but want to help build them.

We’re seeking our first Singapore cohort for this Travel & Cultural Experiences stream to help design and test new retreats, small‑group journeys, hosted learning experiences and, in time, a Singapore catalogue of local experiences. Our aim is that the people who help build this stream now can grow into future paid roles and shared responsibility for how the wider ecosystem operates.

The beauty of this opportunity is that we’re not starting from zero. We already have:

A live platform, Green Cultural Travel, with existing journeys and small‑group experiences in multiple countries waiting to be brought back online.
Costing templates that make it simple to design, cost and price new products
Relationships with travel and impact partners globally who are ready to co‑create retreats, tours and hosted learning experiences
An interim Australian company we can trade from collectively while the Singapore structures are being set up

Profile

What this opportunity is

This is a volunteer/intern founding cohort for people in Singapore who:

Have ever dreamed of a career in travel
Want to learn how real travel products are built
Are excited to co‑create something new and grow into shared paid roles together over time

It’s not a traditional job yet. It’s a chance to be in the room early, learn the playbook, and help shape a travel stream that can grow into paid, team‑based roles as we launch more products and formalise the Singapore entities.

Who this is for

We’d love to hear from you if you are:

A student or fresh grad exploring travel, tourism, hospitality, events or social impact
Mid‑career and quietly thinking “travel is where I’m meant to be”
A host, youth leader, community organiser or storyteller who loves showing people “your” Singapore
Someone who enjoys planning trips, connecting details, caring for people, and working in small teams

You need to be based in Singapore, comfortable with English (other languages are a plus), and able to commit consistent time each week.

Roles in this founding cohort

We’re especially looking for people who lean towards one (or both) of these directions:

1. Product Developers – Retreats, Small‑Group Tours, Hosted Learning, Singapore Catalogue

You’re excited by designing experiences and getting the details right. In this stream you will:

Use existing templates to turn ideas into real, costed and priced products (retreats, small‑group tours, hosted learning experiences)
Co‑create programmes with our network of global travel and impact partners
Help build out a Singapore experiences catalogue – neighbourhood walks, cultural trails, community visits, themed experiences and more
Work with the wider Teman / Guild of Life ecosystem to align products with regenerative and community‑first principles

2. Destination & Experience Managers – Coordinating Delivery with Partners

You enjoy making sure everything actually happens the way it was designed. In this stream you will:

Act as the key coordinator for specific retreats, small‑group tours, hosted learning and MICE‑style opportunities
Liaise with our travel and impact partners to confirm that the experience is being delivered to agreed standards and values
Keep track of timings, logistics, suppliers and guest needs before, during and after an experience
Capture feedback and learnings from each departure so that product developers and tour leaders can keep improving future offerings

3. Tour Leaders – Small‑Group Journeys from Singapore into Indonesia and Malaysia

You’re energised by being on the ground with people. In this stream you will:

Help host and lead small‑group journeys departing from Singapore into nearby destinations such as Indonesia and Malaysia
Coordinate logistics between locations, support travellers on the road, and make sure each journey runs smoothly and safely
Work alongside local partners and guides, holding the “through line” of the trip and embodying Teman’s values in real time
Feed back learnings from each journey to improve future products and systems

You don’t need professional tour‑leading or destination‑management experience yet; we’re looking for strong people skills, reliability, and a genuine care for travellers and communities. Training and mentoring will be provided.

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Guild of Life

Guild of Life is a non-profit dedicated to empowering regenerative futures through storytelling, community engagement, and ethical impact travel.

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Guild of Life did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

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Guild of Life

Guild of Life is a non-profit dedicated to empowering regenerative futures through storytelling, community engagement, and ethical impact travel.

Website
Nonprofit organization
< 15 persons

Guild of Life did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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