Teach Buenos Aires Gap Year Adventures

Teach Buenos Aires: Program Overview Teach Buenos Aires is a professional, mission-driven teach abroad program and legally recognized foundation dedicated to promoting social mobility. The program bridges the gap in educational inequality by providing quality English instruction to vulnerable communities in Argentina. Core Program Components The program follows a structured residency model designed for native English speakers to balance professional impact with personal growth: English Teaching (15–18 hours/week): Participants serve as mentors and educators, delivering lessons, tutoring, and developing curriculum for students of all ages. Spanish Immersion (20 hours/week): Intensive morning classes led by certified instructors to help participants integrate into local culture. On-Site Residency: Participants live and work in the Palacio Piedras, a historic French-style mansion in the San Telmo district of downtown Buenos Aires. Expert Leadership: The program is directed by female educators from the University of Buenos Aires and UK universities. Tuition & Investment As a self-funded professional residency, participants pay a mandatory tuition fee that covers accommodation, utilities, Spanish courses, and pedagogical support: 8 Weeks: $2,470 USD 12 Weeks: $3,495 USD 16 Weeks: $4,595 USD Requirements for Participation Eligibility: Must be a native English speaker, at least 18 years old, and possess a personal laptop. Commitment: Minimum stay of 8 weeks (operating season: early February to mid-December). Vetting: A criminal background check and a medical certificate of health are mandatory. Professionalism: High standards for punctuality and conduct are required to maintain a stable learning environment for local students. Key Benefits Global Impact: Directly fund and facilitate education for low-income communities. Professional Development: Gain international teaching experience; an optional TEFL certification is available on-site for those without prior experience. Cultural Connection: Living and working in the same historic building fosters a tight-knit international community of educators.