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Volunteer Programs in Seville, Spain

On the banks of the River Guadalquivir in Spain’s southern province of Andalusia lies one of the most charming cities in the Mediterranean. Formerly a powerful economic center, today Seville is known for its cultural integrity, rich history, and lively locals. It is Spain’s fourth largest city, yet remains less populated by tourists, making it the perfect destination for volunteers abroad in Spain. Get ready to share some tapas, dance flamenco, and meet new amigos while making a difference to the community of Sevilla!
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A Guide to Volunteering Abroad in Seville

Popular Ways on How to Volunteer Abroad in Seville, Spain

After recent economic crises in Spain, the citizens of Seville have struggled in the job market. Here lie the biggest opportunities to make a difference while volunteering in Seville. Volunteers can settle into one of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Seville while joining causes to promote human rights, education, and conservation, leaving a lasting impression on the Spanish community.

Popular causes in Seville. With job shortages throughout the city, most Spanish locals constantly seek to improve their English skills in order to increase their odds of finding better jobs. For this reason, teaching English is the most popular volunteer placement in Seville. Volunteers can teach English to their host families, where they will save money and improve their Spanish, or in various childcare institutions. Other popular placements include human rights movements and environmental conservation, both on land and sea. 

Summer and short-term volunteer programs in Seville. Volunteers can find placements for any length of time in Seville, from one week to one year, but placement options will differ depending on your time commitment. Those who want a short-term volunteer placement abroad will have more options in environmental conservation, so you can spend one week planting trees in protected natural areas, or a summer researching whales and other sea life in southern Spain.

Long-term volunteer stints in Seville. While short-term volunteers are always welcomed, long-term volunteers will have the opportunity to make an even greater impact on the community. Volunteers who have the time can spend several months volunteering in human rights or education. Settle into this Spanish beach town and teach English, leaving a permanent mark in the community.

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Life-changing experience!

January 02, 2019by: Elizabeth Garcia - United StatesProgram: Teach English to a Host Family in Spain!
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Through the World Explorers program, I was able to travel abroad safely and at an affordable cost for my first time ever. I had an amazing time in Spain and made so many unforgettable memories. The host family I was placed with was awesome and they were always so curious about my home life, my own family traditions, and what life is like in the United States. I was able to try many delicious and new foods like squid, paella, "toast" for breakfast, freshly squeezed orange juice, sangria, and so much more. The great thing about the World Explorers program is that it is very flexible and allows so much free time. I was able to take Spanish speaking classes and make friends from all over the world. On the weekends, I took trips to different cities all throughout Spain like Malaga, Madrid, Toledo, Cordoba and also was able to travel to Portugal and Morocco through a student travel program based in Sevilla where I lived. Teaching English was very simple and stress-free, though I do recommend bringing fun games, American treats, and fun crafts or activities to do with the kids to spice things up for lessons. Overall, I would highly recommed CHI for any kind of travel and I am looking forward to traveling again through them becuase I had a very positive experience.

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