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Special Education Internship—Costa Rica | Guatemala | Peru
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Special Education majors get professional, hands-on experience and qualify for university credit through our Special Education Internships in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Special needs vary at all schools, including visually impaired students, hearing impaired students, and developmentally disabled students. Through working as teachers' aids, leading assigned lessons, and teacher-to-teacher me...
Special Education majors get professional, hands-on experience and qualify for university credit through our Special Education Internships in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Special needs vary at all schools, including visually impaired students, hearing impaired students, and developmentally disabled students. Through working as teachers' aids, leading assigned lessons, and teacher-to-teacher mentoring, interns develop and grow as educators while learning about the in-country education system(s) available to special needs students in a developing country. There are 2 options for medical placements: - 4-Week "Practicum" - 8-Week "Internship" Special Education programs require interns to have an intermediate level of Spanish at a minimum. If your Spanish is not at the required le...
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- San Jose, Costa Rica
- Antigua, Guatemala
- Cusco, Peru
- 1-3 Months
- Education
- All Nationalities
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Máximo Nivel Experience in San Jose, Costa Rica
July 27, 2026by: Kamila A - United StatesMy field manager, Ellen, was awesome. She was supportive throughout the program, although I do wish she had been able to attend my final presentation, as I had understood she would. I think Máximo could improve a few things moving forward. First, the check-ins felt very generic and seemed copied and pasted to all students. More personalized communication would have made students feel more supported. I also felt there was a lack of communication between Maximo and the internship sites. It seemed like the purpose of the students' roles and the program wasn't always clearly communicated. Additionally, I think the mandatory workshops took away from valuable internship time. Scheduling them differently could allow students to get more out of both the internship and the workshops. Lastly, the required daily journals felt like they were never actually read. I spent a lot of time writing thoughtful, page-long reflections every day, but I never received any feedback or a grade.
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Locations
- San Jose, Costa Rica
- Antigua, Guatemala
- Cusco, Peru
Types and Subjects
- Fields
- Education
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 1-3 Months
Age Requirement
18+
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo, Group
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Qualifications & Experience
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Special Education majors get professional, hands-on experience and qualify for university credit through our Special Education Internships in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Special needs vary at all schools, including visually impaired students, hearing impaired students, and developmentally disabled students. Through working as teachers' aids, leading assigned lessons, and teacher-to-teacher mentoring, interns develop and grow as educators while learning about the in-country education system(s) available to special needs students in a developing country. There are 2 options for medical placements: - 4-Week "Practicum" - 8-Week "Internship" Special Education programs require interns to have an intermediate level of Spanish at a minimum. If your Spanish is not at the required le...

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Special Education majors get professional, hands-on experience and qualify for university credit through our Special Education Internships in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Special needs vary at all schools, including visually impaired students, hearing impaired students, and developmentally disabled students. Through working as teachers' aids, leading assigned lessons, and teacher-to-teacher mentoring, interns develop and grow as educators while learning about the in-country education system(s) available to special needs students in a developing country. There are 2 options for medical placements: - 4-Week "Practicum" - 8-Week "Internship" Special Education programs require interns to have an intermediate level of Spanish at a minimum. If your Spanish is not at the required le...
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