Are you thinking about learning or improving your Spanish language within the numerous Latin American countries? Then IFRE's Argentinean program is a perfect choice.
IFRE currently offers free Spanish language classes for volunteers joining the Argentina volunteer program - volunteering and learning Spanish simultaneously. For example, volunteers can take Spanish classes from 9:00-11:00 AM (before lunch) followed by volunteer activities.
Alternatively, volunteers may take Spanish classes from 3:00-4:00 PM (after their day's volunteer work). Most of the projects are close to our nearby office (Spanish language center), so it is possible for volunteers do either.
IFRE currently offers 2 hours of group Spanish lessons each day at both the beginner and intermediate levels. If participants choose to do so, they may continue with the Spanish lessons for the entire duration of the program (maximum of 12 weeks). Also: participants may choose to discontinue the classes in order to devote more time to the volunteer project. The Spanish portion of the program is not mandatory, but most projects in Argentina do require at least a basic to intermediate level of understanding of Spanish - in effect: the more Spanish one learns the better. The volunteer program in Argentina begins on the first and third Monday of each month. IFRE invites you to explore Argentina, the eighth largest country in the world, while improving your Spanish.
The mission of IFRE Volunteers is to offer the most affordable as well as the highest quality volunteer and humanitarian abroad experiences - enabling us to make a contribution for all of humanity in its quest to make the world a better place. Through our volunteer and humanitarian trips abroad, we aim to spread love and compassion worldwide while improving the lives of destitute children and less-fortunate communities. We at IFRE also seek sustainable solutions in the fields of education, healthcare, conservation efforts and development issues through international volunteering.
