On thin ICE - the core of teamwork

Imagine embarking on an expedition to Antarctica, one of the last untouched places on earth. This journey is not only a physical challenge, but also a test of your ability to work, communicate and lead in extreme conditions. You will join us in a world of snow and ice, where the forces of nature reign supreme and the beauty of the landscape is as breathtaking as it is merciless.

Crossing the Southern Ocean: Our journey begins with the crossing of the rough, stormy Southern Ocean. This is where your ability to work together is immediately put to the test. The crew must function as a unit. Communication is crucial, because every command, every action counts when it comes to navigating the wild waters.

Setting up camp: After arriving on the Antarctic continent, the next challenge begins: setting up your camp. This phase requires precise planning and efficient action. Everyone in the team has a specific role. Leadership is crucial to keep morale high and the team focused. Adaptability is also important, as the extreme conditions may require quick changes to the plan.

Research missions: Now the core of your expedition begins – the research missions. You and your team set out to find key research points and collect data critical to understanding climate change and Antarctic ecosystems. Working in the Antarctic wilderness requires seamless collaboration and deep trust in the abilities of each team member. The leader here must provide a clear vision while being flexible enough to respond to unforeseen events.