Don't miss this special opportunity to teach English to elementary and high school students in the stunning Patagonia region of Chile! As a volunteer with the Chilean Ministry of Education and the United Nations Development Program, you'll live with a host family while team-teaching English classes with a Chilean teacher. Teachers in this prestigious program will be able to explore the awe-inspiring landscapes of Patagonia while making an important contribution to its people and their schools.
The capital of the largest Spanish-speaking country on the continent, Buenos Aires is a bustling city of over 9 million people. Known as "The Paris of the South," the city is renowned for world-class soccer teams, thriving tango culture, scrumptious cuisine (especially beef), and a vibrant nightlife.
With white sandy beaches in one direction, lush green mountains in another, and the famous Christ Redeemer statue perched above it all, Rio de Janeiro is one of the most spectacular cities in the world. And that’s just the view! Add the friendliness of the locals, the laid-back attitude, and the tropical climate, and you’ll soon see why they call Rio “A Cidade Maravilhosa” (the Marvelous City).
The capital of Costa Rica, San Jose is located in the Central Valley, a fertile basin 3,773 feet above sea level. On the hillsides and near the volcanoes surrounding San Jose you will find quaint villages, rolling pastures, small farms, and vast coffee plantations. The city's central location is a great starting point for adventures to any part of beautiful Costa Rica.
A diverse country of exquisite beauty and fascinating history, Mexico offers up desert landscapes, serene beaches, ancient ruins, colonial cities, and endless opportunities for exploration and recreation.
The third largest country in South America, Peru is characterized by mystical landscapes, world-famous ancient cities, and a rich indigenous heritage evident in the arts, music, dress and traditions of the population.
The capital of Chile, Santiago is nestled in a valley at the foot of the picturesque Andes. The city of six million residents has a mild, Mediterranean climate and is centrally located, making it the perfect base from which to explore. In less than two hours in either direction, you can be strolling on the coast of the Pacific Ocean or skiing in the snowcapped Andes.
Teach English to Argentina’s underprivileged children, adolescents and adults when you volunteer with our Teach English Program in Buenos Aires. You will be working in local community centers that desperately need teachers and support from native English speakers. Volunteers in Buenos Aires will not only be teaching English to students who would otherwise have little or no language instruction, but will also have the opportunity to mentor and be a role model for young Argentineans at a critical time in their lives.
In our Teach English Program in Brazil you will be working with local children in a Community Education Center near the favelas (shantytowns) of Rio de Janeiro. As a volunteer in Rio de Janeiro, you will be helping promote the health and education of underprivileged young people, as well as giving them individual attention they crave and deserve.
Teach English to children and teens in the states of Himachal and Rajasthan, India. As a volunteer with our Teach English Program, you will be working to create a positive learning environment for the children, which will encourage them to continue education throughout their lives. As a volunteer with our Teach English Program, you will have the opportunity to dramatically improve the levels of education, health, and social welfare of the children of rural India.
Improve the lives of Peru’s poorest children when you volunteer with our Teach English to Street Kids Program in the historic city of Cusco. Knowing English will allow these children to participate in Peru’s tourism industry and move forward in life. Your work will take you to small community centers, orphanages, or shelters for street children, where you will assist a full-time teacher who has developed a long-term relationship with the children.
Argentina benefits from a highly literate populace which places a premium on education—including English language instruction. The thriving capital of Buenos Aires provides a wonderful backdrop for your experience teaching English to a middle class Argentine family. Buenos Aires is renowned for world-class soccer teams, thriving tango culture, scrumptious cuisine (especially beef), and, more recently, for amazingly affordable prices. It would take you a lifetime to experience the sights and sounds the city has to offer.
With white sandy beaches in one direction, lush green mountains in another, and the famous Christ Redeemer statue perched above it all, Rio de Janeiro is one of the most spectacular cities in the world. Brazil’s unique culture has been shaped not only by the Portuguese, who supplied the nation's principal religion and language, but also by the African, native Indian, European, Arabic, and Asian influences that flavor the country. The result is an enchanting mixture of people, foods, and traditions to be found virtually nowhere else on Earth.
The capital of Chile, Santiago is nestled in a valley at the foot of the picturesque Andes. The modern city of six million residents has a mild, Mediterranean climate and is centrally located, making it the perfect base from which to explore. In less than two hours in either direction, you can be strolling on the coast of the Pacific Ocean or skiing in the snowcapped Andes.
Life in Italy means living to enjoy every moment. Enthusiasm for art, food and friendships punctuates each conversation and is a contagious benefit to everyone who visits the country. Become a part of a warm and welcoming Italian family and explore Italy’s rolling vineyards, dramatic mountains and rich architectural history.
Located in the heart of Europe, Poland is one of the continent’s most unspoiled countries. The northern part of the country brushes the Baltic Sea, while the Carpathian Mountains form a natural boundary in the south. Known for their hospitality and friendly demeanor, the Polish people are open-minded, hard-working, and take great pride in their country’s history and achievements.
Unlike many European Union countries, the majority of Spain’s citizens still speak only one language. In an increasingly multicultural market, this translates into a quickly increasing need for quality English instruction and cultural exchanges among Spain’s middle class families. Live with a Spanish family while exploring everything from Barcelona’s famous “La Rambla” pedestrian boulevard to Seville’s Moorish palaces.
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