Internship Argentina

Poverty prevails throughout much of Argentina. Many parents are unable to sufficiently provide for their children. Children grow up without an adequate nutrition, education, companionship, guidance and personal attention. In association with a number of Argentinean non-profit organizations, municipalities and schools, IFRE places interns in numerous "buddy roles" in an attempt to provide love, friendship, support and care for underprivileged children.

When you join internship Argentina Children and Youth Outreach project, you will participate in the Disadvantaged Children/At-Risk Children Program, you will support children educationally, emotionally and physically to give them a change to live healthy and productive lives. You will assist care centers with various tasks such as preparing meals and helping children with their homework.

You may also assist the local Argentina children and youth outreach internship staff members implementing and developing activities to enhance and promote creativity, such as artistic workshops, dancing, sports, games, computer lessons, music, etc.

Through your support, children will be off the streets and away from negative situations, which are counter-productive to their education and brighter future. While this project requires patience and dedication, you will have a unique and unforgettable experience and a positive impact on the lives of the children who need it the most.

Skills/Qualifications Needed

To participate in the children and youth outreach Argentina internship opportunity, beginner to intermediate Spanish skills are preferred. If you cannot speak more than basic Spanish, we suggest that you enroll in our Spanish language course to make your stay more rewarding, for you and for the children.

No additional qualifications are required to participate in this Argentinian internship with Disadvantaged Children/At-Risk Children Program in Argentina. However, you must have a passion and eagerness to help impoverished and disadvantaged children and to be sensitive, flexible, adaptive, patient and proactive.

An Intern's Responsibilities

During your placement in the Internship with the Disadvantaged Children/At-Risk Children in Argentina, you will work with municipalities or organizations four to five hours per day, Monday through Friday. Depending on your individual skills and interests as well as the needs of the local staff, daily activities may include but are not limited to:

• Teaching basic English, health, math, science or other subjects
• Providing daily care to children
• Helping prepare and serve food for children
• Teaching children life skills such as gardening, painting, building, sewing, etc
• Leading extracurricular activities such as games, sports, art, music, dancing, etc
• Promoting fundraising activities
• Assisting local administrations
• Helping plan events and excursions
• Assisting families
• Assisting medical staff

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As you participate in the Argentina disabled youth internship program you will provide disabled children and teens with friendship, attention, education, therapy, occupational training and recreational opportunities. The IFRE Argentina Disabled Youth project works with local institutions where professionals from different teaching areas work together.

You will join one of these teams and work with psychiatrists, physical education trainers and educational psychologists. Together with the team you will work on initiatives to create a safe and stimulating environment for children with special educational needs so they can learn and have fun.

At this, this project can be emotionally challenging, but it is extremely rewarding too. You will gain professional experience working alongside other professionals to change the future prospects of disabled children, providing them with the love and support they deserve.

Skills/Qualifications Needed

To participate in the Disabled Youth internship Argentina you must be 18 years old. Intermediate Spanish skills are preferred. If you cannot speak more than basic Spanish, we suggest that you enroll in our Spanish language course to make your stay more rewarding, for you and the children.

No additional qualifications are required to participate in the Internship with disabled children and teens in Argentina. However, you must be enthusiastic, compassionate towards the disabled, be sensitive, flexible, adaptive, patient and proactive.

An Interns’ Responsibilities

When you work within a disabled children and teens program as an intern in Argentina, you will work four to six hours per day, Monday through Friday, but may be asked to work some weekends if needed. Depending on your individual skills and interests as well as the needs of the local staff, daily activities involve, but are not limited to:

• Spending time with the disabled and have fun with them
• Organize extracurricular activities such as games, sports, art, music, dance, etc.
• Assisting the teachers and staff with routine tasks and chores
• Assessing the physical and mental health of the disabled
• Reinforcing information taught in workshops or classes
• Organizing events
• Assisting children with rehabilitation and therapeutic activities
• Leading educational classes or workshops
• Supporting organizational and management tasks
• Support program development
• Fundraising
• Working on maintenance of the facilities

Please Note: this project is not available from December 1st to March 1st and for a period of 20 days in July, but we can gladly place you in a similar project if you would like to participate in an Argentina internship during this time.

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Participate in a dental program in Argentina and enjoy the perfect combination of a professional experience, an international service and an exciting opportunity to travel! IFRE is currently partnering with an informal program for college students and college graduates who wish to attend dental school in the future.

In this project, you will have the unique chance to learn from local dentists and professionals as you interact with patients and have a practical experience. If you are studying to become a dentist, this is the perfect learning experience for you. You will be assigned a mentor to make sure you have valuable and meaningful learning opportunities.

You will teach local children about oral hygiene, work directly with patients and assist dentists with a variety of dentistry aspects such as orthodontics, endodontic, periodontics, oral surgery and implants. The Argentina dental internship program is designed so you may learn in an informal program, immerse themselves into the Argentinean culture and help others while gaining unprecedented experience.

To participate in the Argentina dental internship opportunity, you must be a college student with an obvious interest in dentistry or be a graduate who will go to dentistry school in the future. Intermediate Spanish is preferred, but not mandatory.

If your Spanish skills are poor, we suggest enrolling in our Spanish Language program so you and the patients can get the most out of this experience, you must commit to a minimum of 20 hours per week for a minimum of eight weeks. You must respect host organizations members, be caring, polite and responsible.

In IFRE's Dentistry internship Argentina, you will work with local dentists and assistants. Daily activities may include:

• Helping with lab work
• Preparing for procedures
• Assisting dental professionals
• Learning about the procedures
• Cleaning and disinfecting procedure areas
• Sterilizing instruments
• Stocking materials
• Assisting with office maintenance
• Following up with patients
• Learning how to perform diagnosis and treatment plans for patient cases
• Working with case presentations
• Reading and understanding radiographs
• Learning types of numbering/notation for teeth
• Practicing terms related to dentistry such as instrument names, tooth names, tooth surfaces, etc.
• Reviewing daily care and procedures with patients
• Making patients comfortable
• Assisting with administrative tasks and office procedures

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As an intern in the Professional Support Program in Argentina, you will have the unique and valuable experience of participating in a internship where you can gain professional experience and use your skills to help a variety of projects.

You will work with governmental and small nonprofit organizations to alleviate the lack of structure, human resources, knowledge and other essential factors needed to continue development. Areas of professional support for interns in Argentina include communications, management, administration, human resources, public relations, events, promotions, sports, art, culture and tourism, among others.

You will have the opportunity to use your skills, immerse yourself in the Argentinean culture and most importantly, assist organizations and help communities and fellow Argentinians. Through Internship support, local nonprofit organizations and municipalities can carry out more effective, thorough and efficient projects that will change the lives of more people.

Skills/Qualifications Needed

Internships participating in the Professional Support internship in Argentina must be at least 18 years old. Basic or Intermediate Spanish skills are preferred. If you cannot speak more than basic Spanish, we suggest that you enroll in our Spanish language course to make your stay more rewarding, for you and for the organizations.

No additional qualifications are required to participate in the Professional Support Project Internship in Argentina. However, you must be enthusiastic, resourceful, well rounded, flexible, adaptive, patient and proactive. You must respect locals and host organizations, their rules and their projects.

An Interns’ Responsibilities

During your participation in the Professional Support Internship in Argentina, you will work four to five hours per day, Monday through Friday. Depending on your individual skills and interests as well as the needs of the local staff, daily activities involve, but are not limited to:

• Preparing recreational activities
• Assisting the staff with routine tasks
• Proposing new ideas to improve the day to day work at the organization
• Promotion and advertising
• Search of financing resources

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Altruism is a prevalent theme throughout much of Argentina, and those can provide help to their fellow Argentinians do on a regular basis. Multiple non-governmental organizations (NGOs) provide much-needed assistance to non-profit organizations of various sizes throughout the country. Participating in an Argentina NGO and community development internship draws on a variety of professional skills.

Advice is required in the fields of management, budgeting and human resources on a daily basis. More and more NGOs in Argentina are striving towards self-sustainability in hopes of improving the living conditions of their fellow Argentinians and enhancing their surrounding environment.

In collaboration with already-existing NGOs (as well as NGOs in the making), international interns working in Argentina who come from all walks of life can lend their expertise to receptive organizations in the following fields: social sciences, social work, psychology, sociology, economics, management, marketing, political science, international relations and more.

Skills/Qualifications Needed

To participate in the NGO and community development internship project in Argentina, beginner to intermediate Spanish fluency is required. If you cannot speak more than basic Spanish fluency, we suggest that you enroll in our Spanish language course to make your stay more rewarding.

No additional qualifications are required to join the NGO and work with a: Community Development project in Argentina. You will be expected to be flexible, adaptive, patient and proactive.

An Intern's Responsibilities

IFRE's NGO and community development internship in Argentina asks that participants support local NGOs and their specific goals, these are determined by the NGO’s purpose and mission within their respective communities.

If you have one the following skills will find this project significantly beneficial to the NGOs in Argentina: marketing, fundraising, project planning, accounting, report planning, photography, surveying, graphic design, web-based research, database building/managing, networking, etc. Your personal skill set and abilities will be considered when matching your specific skills with present needs of each NGO.

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Are you pursuing a career in healthcare and want to get hands-on experience working in the field? Have you always dreamed of traveling to Argentina? Then this medical internship opportunity in Argentina is just what you’re looking for.

You will have the opportunity to shadow local doctors and nurses as they treat patients who need medical care, gaining valuable experience in the process. You will also participate in educating local Argentineans on a variety of health-related topics that will help them improve their quality of life.

At this exciting opportunity you will gain invaluable professional experience working in the medical field which will help prepare you for your future career, while helping people in need at the same time.

Skills/Qualifications Needed

The medical internship Argentina is open to students and recent graduates pursuing a career in the medical field, or medical professionals who would like to give back and gain insight into the Argentinian healthcare system.

Intermediate knowledge of Spanish is required. If you cannot speak Spanish well, we suggest you enroll in our Spanish language course to make your stay more rewarding – both for you and for the people you help.

An Intern's Responsibilities

Working as a medical intern in Argentina, you can expect to work around 4-5 hours per day, Monday through Friday. You will participate in a variety of activities. Depending on your individual skills, interests and the needs of the local staff, your activities may include:

• Planning and carrying out educational workshops
• Teaching personal hygiene
• Teaching locals about nutrition and a healthy diet
• Providing personal care
• Helping with vaccinations
• Working on disease prevention through education
• Observing how Argentina’s healthcare system works
• Participating in training
• Helping with administrative tasks
• Promoting clean environments and communities

Through this Argentina medical internship, you will gain amazing professional experience working in the medical field and become much more prepared for your future career. You’ll feel great knowing you are helping others, and you’ll have the chance to explore a fascinating new culture at the same time!

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