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Volunteer at schools and non-profit educational organizations as a teacher in Buenos Aires to give back to local community members, working to change their lives through the gift of education. As a teacher, you will work with students from the early childhood development stage to the tertiary level, across a wide range of areas. Opportunities include teaching and tutoring, reading and literacy programs, researching educational policy, mentoring students, leading life skills workshops, and assisting with the overall operations of schools and education programs.
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Connect-123 program highlights:
- A placement coordinator who specializes in your field of interest to guide you through the application process, giving you insight into local opportunities and placing you in a position that suits your specific skills and experience.
- All the information you need to plan your trip and prepare for life in Buenos Aires
- Secure, central housing, with easy access to our on-the-ground staff
- Substantial local support, from providing logistical assistance to career and personal mentoring to hands-on help in case of an emergency
- Regular social and cultural activities to help you meet other volunteers and experience all that Buenos Aires has to offer.
Buenos Aires Highlights:
The birthplace of tango, the Paris of the South America and home to two of the most passionately supported football clubs in the world, Buenos Aires is a city rich with culture, excitement, and adventure.
Program participants are overwhelmed with a choice of museums, street theater, live jazz and cafe orchestras, and will love the theaters and bookshops of the Avenida Corrientes. The city is also home to the 19th century Teatro Colon, as well known for its stunning architecture as for the renowned opera and ballet performances it has hosted. By contrast, small folk clubs called penas give visitors an insight into the music and dance of gaucho culture.
Further afield there are opportunities for whale watching, tours of the wine region, hiking in the Andes, and skiing in Bariloche. Make time for a trip to the dramatic landscape of Patagonia at the end of the world, or to experience the spectacular sight of the Iguazu Falls.
With so much to do and see in Buenos Aires and Argentina, we're always happy to provide advice on how to plan your adventure.
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Whether you are a fully qualified teacher, studying Education, or just have an interest in children and helping others to learn, we can match your skills and interests with the needs of our wide network of education partners in Buenos Aires.
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Connect-123 arranges voluntary teaching positions for students and professionals looking to gain valuable work experience in Argentina. Argentinean law prohibits non-residents from receiving any income during their stay in Argentina without a valid work permit.
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Independently or in Groups
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- Letters of Reference
- Phone/Video Interview
- Resume
- Written Application
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one week
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- Alumni Network
- Exit Debriefing Abroad
- Job and Internship Network
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Connect-123 facilitates international internship and volunteer positions, linking students and graduates with hands-on learning opportunities in Argentina, China, Ireland, South Africa and Spain for personal and career development. We work across a wide range of fields including business, education, health care, human rights, journalism, social work, and sustainable development and, through our unique consulting process, aim to match the right person to the right local organization, creating equal value for both. Our local knowledge, commitment and passion for what we do ensures that participants feel fully supported and helps them to make the most of their experience abroad.
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