TEFL Courses & Certification in Argentina
Argentina is a unique destination for earning TEFL certification and putting it to work, just imagine living and teaching in Buenos Aires. Argentina is unique among Latin American countries in its beauty, both geographically and culturally, and its standard of living, which is among the highest. Argentina has enjoyed an economic resurgence since early 2002, as a result the demand for English education and ESL teachers has continued to grow. While teaching jobs in Argentina are widely available, from teaching in elementary schools to working with adult learners, taking TEFL courses in Argentina offers many advantages when seeking a teaching position in-country.


International TEFL Academy

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Buenos Aires TEFL Institute

TEFL Course with Job Placement in Buenos Aires
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Mente Argentina

Mente Argentina: TESOL/TEFL Certification Program
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TEFL / TESOL Certificate with Job Placement
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4-Week TEFL in Buenos Aires + Guaranteed Job
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A Guide to Earning TEFL Certification in Argentina
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Most TEFL courses in Argentina are available in the capital of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is the second largest city in South America after São Paulo and one of the 15 largest cities in the world. The citizens of the city are referred to as porteños because of the Port. The return of democracy in 1983 brought about a cultural revival and the 1990’s brought an economic revival of sorts.
Argentina and Buenos Aires have been influenced by waves of European immigrants, Spanish, German, and particularly Italians, who all influence the history and present day culture of the city. With a Jewish population of over a quarter million in Buenos Aires. These cultural influences have resulted in a cosmopolitan and vibrant city often referred to as the “Paris of South America.”
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