
MJ
USThanks God for this amount of not smart… Thanks God for this amount of not smart ppl. They call their position volunteer. But you have to give them your time and services and experience and you have to pay them on top of all of that too. And ppl actually volunteer to get scammed! I mean they can go solo and have a great time and use that money to travel better. But hey! why not give your money to some agency so they can make you work for free!

Gabe Ruano
USFun time, learned a lot I spent valuable times with doctors and was able to grow a lot in a very nice place.

Amanda Kier
USThe real Uruguay experience This was a unique experience as it was structured different than many other study abroad programs. There were not pre-planned cultural activities, which I personally liked because I was able to see what I wanted to see on my own terms. My internship placement at a law firm was absolutely perfect. The staff in Uruguay was great too. However, housing was falsely advertised so be aware that it is a 3-bedroom house with one room being the Spanish teacher's, and not 5-8 American students as advertised.

caroline meehan
USAdelante Internship in Ecuador My internship in Ecuador provided me with useful work experience in the field of human rights, invaluable conversations with native Spanish speakers, and incredible opportunities to explore and navigate an unfamiliar culture and landscape.

Khong Xiong
USMy internship abroad was an incredible… My internship abroad was an incredible experience. I learned a lot and my Spanish improved even further because I was able to use it every day with my host family when you are out and about, and with my coworkers. The staff was organized and responsive. However, I would recommend that the Spanish courses should be based on the level of Spanish because I found it not interesting because I had to learn the greetings and grammar. I did find the Chilean Spanish, food, and culture part of the course informative and fun! Thank you