Internships
Paid TEFL Argentina Nationwide Internship
Argentina is to teaching English abroad what Messi is to soccer: simply one of the best.
Between the sublime mountain ranges to the north and west, majestic Iguazu Falls to the east, and the end of the world on its southern tip, you could set off in any direction and be on your way to something wonderful.
Deliver powerful English lessons and complete meaningful work with your estudiantes. Tango your way up the Andes (then ski back down them, of course!).
What are you waiting for? TEFL internships in Argentina will be stuffed with more delight than even that empanada you’re eying.
Argentina Nationwide Internship
Start: March, July
3 to 12 months
Offers End: July 25
Apply if you are:
- Aged between 20 – 40
- A native English speaker (Not native? Try this internship!)
- Bachelor’s degree holder
- TEFL qualified (included)
- Culturally sensitive
- In good mental and physical health
- The owner of a clean police record
- Community-minded
Accredited Courses
Hear from our past interns
How it works
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Apply
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Interview
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Documents
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Go to Argentina
Before you go
You’ll have an application form to fill out and documents to submit, a video chat and then you’ll be on your way.Your Teaching Experience
Fast-forward through your first week in Argentina, and you’ll already feel like you’ve lived a whole life. Tons of cultural activities, tasty food, helpful practice sessions, and time laughing with amigos has gone by in a flash.
You’re officially ready—not only for your internship placement, but also to embrace your homestay madre for the first time. ¡Vamos!
Public school teachers will enjoy working in classrooms with 30+ students of all ages, using a fixed syllabus to help their students master their conversational English.
Teachers at private schools or English language institutes can expect smaller class sizes.
All placements can expect to teach 20-30 hours weekly, leaving plenty of time to mastermind your next lesson, pitch in at English immersion camps, and teach your homestay family.
Teaching days and the level of participation expected will vary across placement types.
Allowance
Allowance
Your monthly stipend of 2,000 Argentine Pesos (ARS) will cover some basic living expenses.
The cost of living outside of the metropolitan areas of Argentina is reasonable, especially in comparison to big European cities. For socializing, excursions and any other living costs extra spending money of $300 – $500 USD will make your stay very comfortable.
The Argentina internship offers some places in smaller cities and towns, rather than the more well-known cities – the perfect chance to leave the beaten tourist trail and get under the skin of this amazing country.
With free homestay room and board (plus three meals a day), applicants are free to enjoy fantastic adventures traveling around the region.
ARS$2,000 (US$115/£90/€100) Per Month
Getting there
All qualified applicants will fly into Buenos Aires International Airport (Ezeiza International Airport). Airport pickup is available for US$85.
Get the GuideLocation
Please note final decision on exact placement location, almost everyone is placed in one area of the capital city.
- Tucuman
- Santa Fe
- Cordoba
What do you need to organize?
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International flights: You’ll need return flights (can be two one-way flights)
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Budget: Spending money for living essentials, eating out and any excursions, etc.
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Police check: You’ll need a clean criminal record
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Visa cost: You’ll have support to obtain your visa
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Health check: You’ll need to provide a health statement
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Insurance: It’s really important to sort your travel and health before you go!
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Vaccines: Consult your local doctor for advice
