Argentina Education and Community

Your trip to Argentina

Program type: Community Development

Duration: 14 Days

Accommodation: Hotel

Transport: Private bus

Sustainable Development Goals: 3. Good Health and Well-being, 4. Quality Education, 17. Partnerships for the Goals

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Trip highlights

Support education and development initiatives – Assist with engaging classroom activities, lead games and creative sessions, and help primary school children build confidence and communication skills.
Improve the children’s learning environment – Contribute to meaningful renovation projects to brighten classrooms and shared spaces and create a more stimulating place to learn.
Immerse yourself in Córdoba’s vibrant heritage – Master the basics with Spanish lessons, learn the art of empanada making, and embrace local life through tango sessions, football matches, and traditional games.
Explore regional landmarks and historical icons – Discover the scenic beauty of Villa Carlos Paz and visit world-renowned sites, including the Che Guevara Museum and the UNESCO World Heritage National Jesuit Museum.

What you can expect

Become part of a local community in Argentina and contribute to collaborative education and development initiatives in Córdoba. Your days will blend purposeful service work with cultural discovery, as you support primary school children through engaging classroom activities and informal learning sessions. Help children practice their English, numeracy, and motor skills through reading sessions, teaching basic writing, number games and flashcards. Working alongside local teachers and staff, you’ll strengthen your communication, teamwork, and leadership skills while helping to create a positive and inspiring learning environment.

Outside of your program work, experience Argentina’s vibrant culture – shaped by Spanish heritage and strong Italian influence. Gain an insight into local customs and daily life through Spanish language lessons, empanada cooking classes, tango sessions, friendly football matches with community members, a Lomitos night, and traditional games. And deepen your understanding of Argentinian culture as you explore neighborhoods, markets, and historic landmarks.

You’ll visit the picturesque city of Villa Carlos Paz, where you’ll enjoy a lakeside picnic and browse the local artisan markets for unique souvenirs. To deepen your historical perspective, you’ll step back in time at the National Jesuit Museum, a centerpiece of the UNESCO-listed Jesuit Block, to uncover the city’s deep-rooted colonial legacy. You’ll also visit the Che Guevara Museum, which provides fascinating insight into his formative years and his enduring influence across Latin America.

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Why choose Argentina for your Community Development program?

Argentina offers a dynamic and culturally rich environment where students can engage in meaningful community-based learning while immersing themselves in a new environment. Working alongside local educators and children, they develop leadership, communication, and collaboration skills while contributing to supportive and engaging learning experiences.

The hands-on nature of classroom support ensures that learning is active and impactful, with students contributing directly to educational initiatives while gaining insight into Argentina’s education system and community life.

Cultural immersion is an essential part of the program, encouraging students to build confidence as they navigate a new language and cultural setting. By living and working within the community, students develop independence, adaptability, and global awareness. The combination of service, cultural exchange, and regional exploration creates an experience that supports both personal growth and meaningful community engagement.

What's included?

We handle all the essentials, so you can focus on the experience.

Included:

Accommodation – Clean, safe, and welcoming accommodation. A home away from home with comfortable amenities.
Meals and drinking water – All breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, and always fresh drinking water.
Transportation – To and from the airport, plus everything in between.
24/7 Support – Round-the-clock support on the ground and 24/7 backup from our global teams.
Free teacher places – One free staff place for every nine students that travel
Travel and medical insurance – Provided by our trusted insurance partners.
Activities – All excursions, cultural activities, and social events.
Project training and materials – All program activities and equipment, including training and workshops from experienced professionals.
Projects Abroad T-shirt – A free t-shirt for every traveler.
Dedicated pre-departure support – Your group’s own contact to support with everything from application to departure.
Presentations for students, parents, and teachers – Online or in-person presentations to answer all questions and help prepare travelers for their program.
Fundraising advice – Support and resources to aid students’ fundraising journeys.

Upon request:

Flights – We can arrange group flights for you to keep your booking simple.
Reflective journals – Custom-made journals to support student reflections and learning outcomes.
Courses with our school of record for additional pre-college credits (earn between 3 and 15 academic credits)
– Bolster your program's educational value with an online course developed specifically for Projects Abroad participants in collaboration with our official schools of record: Greensboro College (North Carolina, USA) and Hartwick College (New York, USA).