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Mente Argentina: Latin American NGO Management Position
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Volunteer or intern with an NGO that strives to end poverty and gain insight into all aspects of management and structure. Be a part of an organization that supports undeserved neighborhoods with emergency housing and other basic services. Mente Argentina creates placements based on expertise and passions. Get a behind-the-scenes understanding of what it takes to run a successful multi-nationa...
Volunteer or intern with an NGO that strives to end poverty and gain insight into all aspects of management and structure. Be a part of an organization that supports undeserved neighborhoods with emergency housing and other basic services. Mente Argentina creates placements based on expertise and passions. Get a behind-the-scenes understanding of what it takes to run a successful multi-national NGO that provides impoverished communities with vital support services. Potential assignments include administrative assistance, event coordination, online and media marketing, volunteer organization and training, and fundraising and development. Participants will see their Spanish skills improve through day-to-day communication and interaction. If volunteers and interns are interested in ga...
Program Highlights
1. Gain a unique perspective on daily procedures in a bilingual work setting
2. Use Spanish phrases and words that are directly related to non-profit management
3. Weekly outings give interns and volunteers an understanding of life in Argentina
4. Establish a firm knowledge of the lifestyle of Buenos Aires and a deeper cultural understanding of Latin America
5. Spend time with other participants and community members of different backgrounds to work towards a unified goal
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Quick Details
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 2-4 Weeks
- 5-8 Weeks
- 9-12 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
- 7-12 Months
- Health Administration
- Marketing, Advertising, & PR
- Media
- Building & Construction Projects
- Community Centers
- Community Development See more
- All Nationalities
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You have to let yourself be immersed!
August 09, 2016by: Whitney - United StatesProgram: Mente Argentina: Latin American NGO Management PositionHi, I am Whitney and I did the 10 week internship program and I worked with a non profit organization. They helps kids and elderly on the streets and I really enjoyed it because I got to be part of the both sides, such as fundraising and on the personal side working with the kids and elderly. I think Mente did a great job organizing the program that was very specific to me and incorporating stuff about my background that I didn’t even asked for, which was perfect. Living here I chose to live with a host family and I was placed in one of the nicest areas in Buenos Aires in Recoleta, a gorgeous area. I was close to other Mente people so I was able to grow strong bonds of friendships. As the activities goes, Mente offers great activities and I think you should take advantage of all of them. First of all because they are free and they let you see the culture. The activities range from dinners to concerts to polo games on the country side. There’s many things that you can do. The country itself offers many things you can do like Iguazu Falls, Ushuaia. My advice is that come here with an open mind because this city is like no other, it offers so many things and this culture is so amazing. You have to let yourself be immersed!
Ven a Argentina!
August 09, 2016by: Jana - GermanyProgram: Mente Argentina: Latin American NGO Management PositionHi, Im Jana and Im from Germany, and I did an Internship program with Mente Argentina. I was working with one for children population like street children and it was pretty nice. I did a lot of things with the boys, especially the ones from the streets. I had the opportunity of having a psychologist accompany me, and I also study psychology so it was really good for my professional level. I was with him when he was speaking to the boys and basically like doing the interviews on how they came in, find out the situation of where and who they were, it was like basically like preparing them for getting in a better situation. My accommodation was really really great, I never expected anything that nice here, I was living in Palermo in a shared house, and it was really nice. Everybody got their own bathroom and the kitchen was really nice. Palermo is also a really good area, a lot of markets and shops, all the subway stations were close and very safe, you could walk around at night alone with no problem. Buenos Aires is a great city, I love this city, it is so interesting, every barrio is completely different, people are very nice, I never experience culture shock. If I seated on a taxi, they would talk to me nicely and on the streets people just would talk to you, so many different people with so many different stories. Ven a Argentina!
I love the place
August 05, 2016by: Lauren - United StatesProgram: Mente Argentina: Latin American NGO Management PositionHi, my name is Lauren and I am from Southern California and I came to Mente to do an Internship. I love the place; I really enjoyed my time here. I worked for an organization and it ended up being a very awesome experience. I worked with children mostly every day and I got to be immersed in the culture. I also took Spanish that were incredibly helpful. I’ll say my two months here were more useful than my 4 years in High School in California. I lived in a student residence, with a bunch of other students and that was really fun, and in a great location. It was in the heart of the nightlife of Palermo, great places to go around. Mente set up a lot ways to meet other people if you want to branch out from your living situation and meet others, Mente did a bunch of day trips. In Buenos Aires there’s always something for every taste at every hour of the day. I recommend Mente Argentina as they really have your back. I ran into a few mishaps and Mente always helped me at being in every step of the way.
Program Details
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Locations
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
Types and Subjects
- Fields
- Health Administration
- Marketing, Advertising, & PR
- Media
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 2-4 Weeks
- 5-8 Weeks
- 9-12 Weeks
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo
Cost per week
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Dormitory
- Group living
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Letters of Reference
- Resume
- Written Application
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Volunteer or intern with an NGO that strives to end poverty and gain insight into all aspects of management and structure. Be a part of an organization that supports undeserved neighborhoods with emergency housing and other basic services. Mente Argentina creates placements based on expertise and passions. Get a behind-the-scenes understanding of what it takes to run a successful multi-national NGO that provides impoverished communities with vital support services. Potential assignments include administrative assistance, event coordination, online and media marketing, volunteer organization and training, and fundraising and development. Participants will see their Spanish skills improve through day-to-day communication and interaction. If volunteers and interns are interested in ga...

Mente Argentina

Mente Argentina
Ready to Learn More?
Volunteer or intern with an NGO that strives to end poverty and gain insight into all aspects of management and structure. Be a part of an organization that supports undeserved neighborhoods with emergency housing and other basic services. Mente Argentina creates placements based on expertise and passions. Get a behind-the-scenes understanding of what it takes to run a successful multi-national NGO that provides impoverished communities with vital support services. Potential assignments include administrative assistance, event coordination, online and media marketing, volunteer organization and training, and fundraising and development. Participants will see their Spanish skills improve through day-to-day communication and interaction. If volunteers and interns are interested in ga...
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