Ganhe experiência profissional de verdade em uma organização argentina, aprenda espanhol no dia a dia e viva uma das cidades mais vibrantes da América do Sul. A gente cuida da colocação, da hospedagem e de toda a parte prática – você aproveita a experiência.
a partir de US$ 2.390 US$ 2.031,50 4 semanas com hospedagem
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A Mente Argentina encaminha você para empresas, ONGs, negócios sociais e organizações internacionais de Buenos Aires – de acordo com as suas habilidades, o seu curso e os seus objetivos. Ideal para universitários, recém-formados e quem está mudando de carreira.
Além da experiência profissional, você conhece o mercado de trabalho e a cultura argentina por dentro, entra na comunidade internacional da Mente e tem suporte local desde o primeiro dia.
Buscamos com você uma vaga que combine com o seu curso ou objetivo profissional – em empresas, ONGs, negócios sociais ou instituições.
Regular, intensivo ou particular – para você se sentir mais seguro na equipe.
Muitos participantes aproveitam o estágio na faculdade – preenchemos a documentação com a organização.
O seu coordenador em Buenos Aires te acompanha da chegada ao último dia – inclusive nas dúvidas sobre o trabalho.
Temos estágios em muitas áreas – de acordo com o seu perfil, o seu nível de espanhol, as suas datas e as vagas disponíveis. Alguns exemplos (não é uma lista completa):
Os estágios não são remunerados: a lei argentina exige visto de trabalho para estágio pago, e o foco do programa é a formação internacional.
Você pode escolher a área, o tipo de função e de organização. Uma empresa específica a gente não consegue garantir antes da colocação.
O estágio inclui aulas de espanhol. Você escolhe o que encaixa melhor na sua agenda:
| Duração do estágio | Regular Spanish (9 h/semana) | Curso intensivo (20 h/semana) | Aulas particulares |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 semanas | 2 semanas | 1 semana | 6 horas |
| 8 e 12 semanas | 4 semanas | 2 semanas | 12 horas |
| 16 semanas ou mais | 6 semanas | 3 semanas | 18 horas |
Exemplo: com 8 semanas de estágio você escolhe 4 semanas de Regular Spanish, 2 semanas de curso intensivo ou 12 horas de aulas particulares – sem custo adicional.
O preço depende da duração e da hospedagem – colocação, aulas de espanhol, hospedagem, traslado, suporte e agenda cultural estão sempre incluídos. Os preços são em dólares americanos (US$). Riscado, o valor publicado; em verde, o valor com o Desconto América Latina.
O preço do programa reúne a experiência completa da Mente Argentina: hospedagem selecionada em Palermo, Belgrano, Barrio Norte ou Recoleta, traslado privado do aeroporto ida e volta, experiências semanais, suporte local premiado, academia e acesso ao nosso espaço cultural e acadêmico em Palermo – sem custo adicional. Na chegada você recebe o kit de boas-vindas com chip local e cartão SUBE.
| Hospedagem | Preço |
|---|---|
| Residência estudantilquarto compartilhado · 4 semanas | |
| Apartamento compartilhadoquarto individual · 4 semanas | |
| Casa de famíliaquarto individual · 4 semanas | |
| Apartamento individualsó para você · 4 semanas |
Compare preços e hospedagens e encontre o que combina com a sua estadia.
As páginas da conta e a inscrição são em inglês – a gente te ajuda em português.
Brasileiros e quem mora na América Latina têm 15% de desconto no valor publicado do programa. Os preços em verde já estão com o desconto.
Todas as hospedagens ficam nos bairros mais seguros e bonitos – Palermo, Belgrano, Barrio Norte e Recoleta. Luz, gás, água, Wi-Fi e limpeza estão sempre incluídos.
A opção mais em conta para quem gosta de conhecer gente. Residências estilo hostel em Palermo e Barrio Norte/Recoleta – com participantes do mundo todo, em bairros cheios de vida.
a partir de US$ 2.390 US$ 2.031,50 · 4 semanas com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
O seu próprio quarto em um apartamento com colegas de 20 a 30 anos que estudam ou trabalham em Buenos Aires – independência sem ficar sozinho.
a partir de US$ 2.490 US$ 2.116,50 · 4 semanas com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
Você mora com uma família argentina, vive o dia a dia dela e fala espanhol o tempo todo. As famílias são escolhidas com cuidado e têm ótimas avaliações de participantes anteriores. O plano de refeições custa USD 300 a cada 4 semanas: café da manhã e jantar de segunda a sexta e café da manhã nos fins de semana – opção disponível só na casa de família.
a partir de US$ 2.590 US$ 2.201,50 · 4 semanas com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
Privacidade total – estúdio ou apartamento de 1 quarto com banheiro, cozinha e sala nos melhores bairros. Ideal se você vai receber visitas ou quer o seu próprio ritmo. Apartamentos maiores sob consulta.
a partir de US$ 2.890 US$ 2.456,50 · 4 semanas com hospedagemcom o Desconto América Latina
Na Mente Argentina você não paga só o curso – hospedagem, suporte local e agenda cultural já estão no pacote.
Uma vaga de acordo com os seus objetivos, o seu curso e os seus interesses – em empresas, ONGs ou negócios sociais de Buenos Aires. Com acompanhamento da nossa equipe e conversas regulares.
Regular, intensivo ou particular – o que encaixar melhor na sua agenda e no seu nível. Assim você se integra melhor na equipe e no dia a dia.
Ao concluir o programa, você recebe o certificado da Mente Argentina que comprova a sua experiência na Argentina – ótimo para o currículo e futuras candidaturas.
Residência estudantil, apartamento compartilhado, casa de família ou apartamento individual em Palermo, Barrio Norte, Recoleta ou Belgrano – seguro, central e perto de parques, cafés e metrô. Luz, gás, água, Wi-Fi, limpeza e manutenção incluídos, sem custos escondidos.
Na chegada (Ezeiza ou Aeroparque), um motorista te espera com uma placa com o seu nome e te leva direto à hospedagem. Na volta também organizamos o traslado – mesmo se você for viajar depois do programa.
O seu coordenador te recebe na hospedagem, entrega o kit de boas-vindas e explica tudo o que importa – do metrô aos melhores cafés do bairro. Ele continua sendo o seu contato durante toda a estadia.
Chip de celular argentino, cartão SUBE para metrô e ônibus, guia de boas-vindas e mapa com os nossos lugares favoritos – e um alfajor para chegar com o pé direito.
Você recebe um chip argentino com crédito inicial. Se preferir não usar o seu celular, pode pegar um emprestado com os contatos importantes, com um depósito reembolsável de US$ 200.
Matrícula em uma das academias mais conhecidas de Palermo – aparelhos e aulas de ioga a spinning, de segunda a sábado, sem custo adicional.
Passeios a pé e de bicicleta por Recoleta, San Telmo e Palermo Soho, museus como o MALBA, teatro, shows de tango e refeições com asado e empanadas – tudo incluído no preço.
Aulas de tango em grupo com professores locais e rodas de mate para entender os costumes por trás da bebida nacional.
Passes para encontros semanais de conversação em cafés, bares e centros culturais – você pratica espanhol com argentinos e faz amigos rapidinho.
A Mente Argentina é registrada na Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (RENURE). Ajudamos com os documentos, prorrogações e todas as dúvidas sobre a entrada no país.
Antes mesmo de chegar, você já tem o seu coordenador em Buenos Aires. A equipe atende 24 horas, e no nosso escritório em Palermo te ajudamos pessoalmente.
Participantes de dezenas de países, passeios, eventos e uma comunidade no WhatsApp – amizades e contatos que costumam durar.
Você pode chegar no sábado ou domingo antes do início e se instalar com calma – as duas noites não têm custo. Chegar antes é possível sob consulta.
Vai viajar pela Argentina antes ou depois do programa? A sua bagagem fica segura no nosso escritório em Buenos Aires.
Descontos em cafés, restaurantes e centros culturais parceiros, convites para eventos, encontros da comunidade e networking.
O estágio começa toda segunda-feira, o ano todo – é só escolher a sua data.
Você pode chegar no fim de semana anterior – duas noites antes do início estão incluídas sem custo adicional.
Passeios, cultura e noites com o grupo estão incluídos no preço – é assim que você conhece a cidade e outros participantes.
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A Mente organizou toda a minha viagem, incluindo o traslado do aeroporto na chegada, a hospedagem e as aulas de tango. No geral, a equipe foi muito prestativa e atenciosa, e sempre que eu tinha algum problema, eles o resolviam prontamente. No entanto, fiquei decepcionado com alguns aspectos da organização. Primeirame…
Tenho que expressar minha imensa gratidão e apreço à família Mente! Participar da comunidade Mente durante meu período em Buenos Aires me proporcionou acesso imediato não apenas a eventos e vivências culturais, mas, mais importante ainda, a uma comunidade de pessoas com interesses em comum, que se incentivavam mutuamen…
Visitei a Argentina pelo programa Mente, especializado em vinhos. Um dos melhores programas que já fiz e que recomendo sem dúvida. Escolhi a opção que permite ficar com uma família argentina e foi uma experiência incrível! A cidade é muito fácil de explorar e não é tão cara.
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Hi, how's it going? My name is Emmanuel. I'm from Mexico, I'm 23, and I was in a six-week internship program here in Buenos Aires. I thought the program was very good, because…
Hi, how's it going? My name is Emmanuel. I'm from Mexico, I'm 23, and I was in a six-week internship program here in Buenos Aires. I thought the program was very good, because professionally it helped me develop certain skills that I think I was missing so I could do my job better, and it helped me a lot. As for the program, the attention from Mente Argentina was very good. They're always looking out for you and organizing things, and that helps a lot, especially when you arrive in a country where you don't know anyone. They help you a lot to make friends and to have a group. I would really recommend the experience.
Thank you for all your support. I was here in Buenos Aires for two months doing an internship. I came from San Diego, and I had a great experience. I worked in a real estate…
Thank you for all your support. I was here in Buenos Aires for two months doing an internship. I came from San Diego, and I had a great experience. I worked in a real estate company, and I learned a lot about their business, about how Buenos Aires is, and about the life of Argentinians here. I would tell anyone to come here and have the same experience. I feel like I'm going back home with a lot of knowledge, and it was a great life experience. Thanks, David, for all the support and for helping me out with all my needs. Every time I called him, he was right there and answered me right away. I'm glad to be part of Mente Argentina, and I hope to be back here one day and see everything in the city that I wasn't able to do this time. Thank you for all the support again.
My name is Giuvini Gomez. I came to Argentina to do an international business internship. My major is healthcare administration, and my school is National University in San Diego.…
My name is Giuvini Gomez. I came to Argentina to do an international business internship. My major is healthcare administration, and my school is National University in San Diego. During my stay I participated in various negotiations between entrepreneurs from countries like Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. I also did a radio show, and I learned a lot. I had awesome roommates and an awesome time in Argentina. I recommend that you be fearless, come on down, and try it yourselves.
I'm Xanat. I spent seven weeks with Mente Argentina, and it was an incredible experience. They brought me right up to the chance to start a professional internship at the Chamber…
I'm Xanat. I spent seven weeks with Mente Argentina, and it was an incredible experience. They brought me right up to the chance to start a professional internship at the Chamber of Commerce. I also met many people through the events they held. The events were of all kinds, and they were a way to get to know the whole city. It was incredible, and it gave me a very good experience. I think Argentina has opportunities, and Mente Argentina opens those opportunities and brings them to you. I also think you broaden all your senses through this experience. With taste, you start trying new things and new food, and you learn what you like and what you don't. There is also a wine tasting during this experience, and it's incredible. With touch, I can express that through the tango classes I also attended, and they were really good. Sight comes into it too, with all the new horizons you see. The whole experience widens, and your outlook becomes something completely new. Smell is incredible as well: smelling new wines, tasting them, and telling the differences is incredible. And last, speech: being in contact with other classmates who speak different languages and different slang, and whose customs are so rich. You start hearing English or Portuguese, or living in a residence and working every day with people who are completely different, from a completely different background. It's a very rich experience, and I highly recommend it.
Hi, I'm Emily. I'm from Boston. I did the internship program through Mente and it was a photography internship. She's a photographer that does big commercial…
Hi, I'm Emily. I'm from Boston. I did the internship program through Mente and it was a photography internship. She's a photographer that does big commercial work, but also she's an artist, and I was able to help behind the scenes and work with computers and work with post-production. And it was really, really helpful for me to learn. I learned a lot of things because none of the people in the studio spoke English. I met a lot of locals who helped me with Spanish as well. And Mente hosted a lot of great programs that connected you with locals and helped you to see the city in different ways. So yeah, I highly recommend it.
I am Jana. I'm from Germany, and I did an internship program with Mente Argentina. I was working with a child population, street children, and also with older…
I am Jana. I'm from Germany, and I did an internship program with Mente Argentina. I was working with a child population, street children, and also with older people. It was really nice. I could do a lot of things with the boys, especially the street children, and I had the opportunity to accompany a psychologist. I also study psychology, so that was really good for my professional path. At the house of the school I was able to come with a psychologist, and he worked with the boys, doing the interviews when they came in to find out where they came from and what the situation of the family was like. So basically we were preparing them for what was going to happen next to them, how to deal with baby problems, all kinds of things like that. My accommodation was really, really great. I never expected anything that nice. I was living in Palermo in a shared house. The house was really nice. Everyone had their own bathroom and a shared kitchen, really nice. And Palermo was also a really good area with a lot of supermarkets, a lot of shops, and the bus stations and subway stations were very close and very safe. You could walk around during the night alone without any problems. They were really good. I went to Tigre on my first day, which was really, really nice, getting to know the area and meeting some people, some company to move around. Also, whenever there was any problem, I could call someone. It was really good to have someone here. Buenos Aires is a great city. I love the whole city. It's so interesting whenever you go to another barrio. It looks completely different. The people are very nice. When you just go to a shop or you sit in a taxi, everyone is always talking to you, and you meet so many different people and get to know so many different stories.
Hey, so I'm Danielle. I'm from Orlando, Florida. I go to IU, and I did the internship program here. I'm studying international relations, and I worked at an…
Hey, so I'm Danielle. I'm from Orlando, Florida. I go to IU, and I did the internship program here. I'm studying international relations, and I worked at an organization that worked with lots of different non-governmental organizations to help with political and economic development here in Argentina. It was really great to do it through Mente, because a lot of people know it's hard to know where to start with finding internships, especially abroad. Buenos Aires is obviously just an amazing city. Especially for being in South America, it's pretty safe, and people are great, the food's great, so no complaints there. Overall it was just a really great experience, and Mente kind of helped you get adjusted and with housing and everything. You just didn't have to worry about being in a foreign country by yourself, because they were there to help you out. So yeah, it was great.
Hi, my name is Cynthia Chan. I'm from Shanghai, China. I go to school at Northwestern, and I came to Buenos Aires to do an internship at a tech startup. When I…
Hi, my name is Cynthia Chan. I'm from Shanghai, China. I go to school at Northwestern, and I came to Buenos Aires to do an internship at a tech startup. When I was here, I've done a lot of fun things with Mente. I'm really glad that we got paired with Mente to do a lot of activities. I got to play football for the first time ever. I was a goalie, and that was really fun. In addition, I really love Fuerza Bruta.
Hi, my name is Catherine Bright. I just completed a four-week internship here with Mente Argentina, working in social media for a club here in Buenos Aires and…
Hi, my name is Catherine Bright. I just completed a four-week internship here with Mente Argentina, working in social media for a club here in Buenos Aires and also for a network of luxury apartments based in South America. From everybody that I've met at work to just experiencing living in an apartment with everybody and experiencing all the sights and the nightlife, it was a great experience, and to be able to do it in a Spanish-speaking country as well was excellent. I really enjoyed my time at the internship as well. I definitely recommend Mente. They've been a great help throughout the whole process. They organized my internship very quickly, which was excellent, and there's just that ongoing support the whole time. To anyone considering doing an internship, I definitely recommend it. Something you won't regret.
Hi, I'm John. I'm from Northwestern University. I had a great experience here. I loved Buenos Aires. It's a great city, great culture, great food. I was working…
Hi, I'm John. I'm from Northwestern University. I had a great experience here. I loved Buenos Aires. It's a great city, great culture, great food. I was working here for eight weeks in a startup. Being here with Mente made this experience way better. They made a lot of trips for us, a lot of activities that were awesome. Fuerza Bruta was really good. I really loved it. I recommend it to everyone.
My name is Erin, and I'm from Louisville, Kentucky, and I go to Western Kentucky University. I participated in a six-week-long internship program, and I worked…
My name is Erin, and I'm from Louisville, Kentucky, and I go to Western Kentucky University. I participated in a six-week-long internship program, and I worked for an NGO. My favorite part was that I've always wanted to work for an NGO, and I was super thrilled to have the experience while I was still in college. I was able to get the hands-on experience working in a villa, a shanty town of Buenos Aires, helping kids at school, helping them make sure they stay focused and get individualized attention. I also got to have the office experience, working with the fundraising aspects, donation aspects, campaigning, and all that kind of stuff. So I really got to see both sides and how the NGO operates and how it works to achieve its goals in Buenos Aires. And I think my favorite part was how much Spanish I was able to speak, speaking Spanish every single day, and I'm leaving Buenos Aires this time completely confident in my language skills. I'm really excited to see where my language skills and where this experience will take me as far as where I go next, what I do next, and how it will influence me. I had an amazing time.
Hi, I'm Thomas. I'm from Chicago. I've been here for eight weeks, and I had a great time, mostly thanks to Mente, with a lot of events on the plan. Especially…
Hi, I'm Thomas. I'm from Chicago. I've been here for eight weeks, and I had a great time, mostly thanks to Mente, with a lot of events on the plan. Especially my favorite was everything with the Argentine Experience, like the wine tasting and the empanada-making classes. I just love those. There are so many things that I didn't expect to be able to experience, because I came here to do an internship, but I had a great time thanks to Mente.
Hi, I'm Claire Peterson. I did the Mente internship program, and I lived in the shared apartment with three other girls in Recoleta. I really liked living in…
Hi, I'm Claire Peterson. I did the Mente internship program, and I lived in the shared apartment with three other girls in Recoleta. I really liked living in Recoleta, because it was really safe. We felt really comfortable walking around, and we got to know all the bus systems and stuff. There's fun places to go out around here. And I'd probably say that one of my favorite things about Mente Argentina was all the excursions that they helped promote. A lot of my friends that came here didn't really know what to do, but Mente was helping so much with all of the things that you do during the week. La Bomba was really fun, and the Tigre excursion. My favorite, I think, was the polo. We went out for the day, and we played polo and watched polo, and then had an asado and learned to play and ride horses, and it was really fun, and we got to get out of the city for a day. I really just love the energy of Buenos Aires. I'm from Colorado. I've never lived in a big city, and there's just so much to do here. So many fun places to go to, so many different barrios with different personalities, and lots of stuff to explore during the day and the night. And we went to Iguazú, which was really fun too. Beautiful, one of the most amazing things you could do. If I could change anything, I wish I had more time so that I could travel around. I really want to go to the salt flats and Patagonia and Mendoza, because the wine here is really good. But I loved Buenos Aires, and we made so many good friends, and I'm going to miss everybody. And I got the opportunity to learn about NGOs. I never worked for an NGO before, and it was very insightful into their process of how they do things, and way different than I ever expected. I had a big photographer here, and I got to do publicity for her. I really liked the company, because we all got to eat lunch together. We would take an hour, an hour and a half out of the day and just sit down in the kitchen and talk, and that's probably when I got my most Spanish practice. I just sit there and listen to everybody and talk when I could. And it was really fun. But my biggest recommendation is to meet more locals, because it's really easy to fall into the habit of hanging out with Mente friends that only speak English and meeting people at bars and stuff that only speak English. But some of my favorite experiences have just been meeting random people and just having random Spanish conversations, and you also get a local perspective. But yeah, I loved my time here. I wish I could stay longer.
Hi, my name is Whitney Bradford. I'm doing Mente Argentina for the 10-week internship program. While here, I was working with a nonprofit organization that…
Hi, my name is Whitney Bradford. I'm doing Mente Argentina for the 10-week internship program. While here, I was working with a nonprofit organization that helps kids and elderly that live in the streets, and I really enjoyed it, because I got to be a part of both aspects: on the office side, working with fundraising, and on the personal side, working with the kids and elderly. Mente did a really great job placing me in a program that was very specific to me, and they incorporated things that I had already done in my background that I didn't even ask for, which was perfect. Living here, I chose to stay with a host family, and they put me in one of the nicest areas in Buenos Aires, in Recoleta, and it's a gorgeous area, and I was close to other Mente people, so I was able to form strong bonds and friendships. As the activities go, Mente offers really great activities. I think you should take advantage of all of them, because for some of them they're free, and they really let you see the culture and experience it, and the activities range from dinners to concerts to polo games in the countryside. And there's a lot of things that you can do, and the country itself offers so many different activities, like Iguazú or Ushuaia. I would say come here with an open mind, because the city is like no other city, and it's a culture very different, and it's fun and offers so many things, but you have to be willing to let yourself be immersed, and the Spanish here is different. Thank you so much, Mente, for this wonderful experience. I love you guys so much.
I interned at a law firm for a month, which is really cool. The people are so nice. The accommodation is amazing. I was in a huge house with loads of other…
I interned at a law firm for a month, which is really cool. The people are so nice. The accommodation is amazing. I was in a huge house with loads of other students. Everything is great with the accommodation. Mente is good at organizing loads of trips and stuff, like a boat trip, which is really cool, and you can go to the zoo. That's really cool. I love Buenos Aires. It's a great city. I'd just go on as many of the events in this office as possible, because most of them are free, and you meet loads of other people. It's a great way to meet other students.
Hi, my name is Dara Kolahi. I'm from California, the United States. When I came to Argentina, I wanted to do it in a way that I could find a lot of good people…
Hi, my name is Dara Kolahi. I'm from California, the United States. When I came to Argentina, I wanted to do it in a way that I could find a lot of good people and do cool things. And especially since I didn't know exactly what to do, having a little help, having people that were close to our age helping us out with everything, made the experience so much better. And I found exactly the program that was specific for me, and I couldn't have asked for a better transition into Buenos Aires.
Hi, my name's Katie. I did an internship through Mente Argentina, and I really enjoyed my time here. So thank you. The program's been great.
Hi, my name is Ishmael Perez. I'm from Greensboro, North Carolina, in the United States of America. And my program is the internship in film and photography. I…
Hi, my name is Ishmael Perez. I'm from Greensboro, North Carolina, in the United States of America. And my program is the internship in film and photography. I came here in Argentina wanting to do something great, and it helps me with my career in animation. I helped out with a promotional video, and that re-enhanced my skills so that way I can be useful in the future for bigger projects. But my experience in Argentina has been so great, because it's my second time here, from November to January. It's such a wonderful experience being here in Argentina. And I think that this country has that power to bring people together from Brazil to France, even as far as Angola. And I love the coordinators that have been providing us with not only the humor and the protection of the participants, but also the safety and the nice spirit of what it means to be in Argentina, that you can be as adventurous and also knowing that you're with people that have the same and different experiences. And that's all mixed into a country where I believe that has one of the best Spanishes in the Spanish-speaking world. Because except for high school, I wasn't really utilizing another language as far as Spanish. But now that's my second time using castellano constantly, and I get enticed when I use it, and it's just so empowering, and I want to keep on using it. I don't want to forget it. That's why I had to come back here the second time. I felt that the first time was not enough for me, because I wasn't using the language as much as I needed to. I was slowly using my ability to speak Spanish, but now I can, and it brought me the confidence that I needed to just push forward. And the experiences helped me realize that I can do that in Argentina. I thank you so much for my second time here.
Em muitas áreas, de acordo com a sua formação, interesses, nível de espanhol, datas e vagas disponíveis: por exemplo negócios, marketing, comunicação, finanças, direito, relações internacionais, hotelaria, turismo, educação, tecnologia, design e ONGs. Quanto mais você detalhar o que procura, melhor a gente consegue te ajudar.
Você pode indicar o setor, a função e o tipo de organização, mas não conseguimos garantir uma empresa específica antes da colocação. Depende do seu perfil, do nível de espanhol, das datas e das vagas. O objetivo é uma vaga que faça sentido para você – não simplesmente a primeira disponível.
Não necessariamente. Algumas vagas funcionam bem com pouco espanhol ou principalmente em inglês; outras exigem mais espanhol porque você vai lidar com colegas, clientes ou a comunidade local. O seu nível é um dos critérios da colocação – e você pode fazer as aulas de espanhol antes ou durante o estágio.
Não. O programa serve para universitários, recém-formados e pessoas em diferentes momentos da carreira. Olhamos a sua formação, as suas habilidades, o seu nível de idioma e os seus objetivos.
Não. Os estágios da Mente Argentina não são remunerados; o foco é a formação e o desenvolvimento profissional.
Normalmente de 15 a 20 horas por semana. Se a sua faculdade exige mais horas por semana ou um total específico, mande os requisitos antes da colocação para organizarmos tudo.
Sim, se a sua faculdade aprovar – quem concede os créditos é ela, não a Mente Argentina. Junto com a organização, preenchemos a documentação necessária (avaliação, controle de horas, termo de estágio, relatórios). Mande os requisitos antes de a vaga ser definida.
Depois de fazer a inscrição, pagar a taxa de inscrição e enviar currículo e carta de motivação, você faz uma entrevista por vídeo com o diretor do programa em Buenos Aires (Resident Director). Em seguida, recebe de 2 a 5 opções de vaga e as ordena por preferência; tentamos confirmar a primeira. Se quiser, alguém da equipe te acompanha no primeiro dia.
Sim. Ao concluir o estágio você recebe o certificado da Mente Argentina e uma declaração ou referência da organização – úteis para o currículo, o LinkedIn, a faculdade e futuras candidaturas.
É simples: crie a sua conta, preencha a inscrição com as datas e os dados do programa e pague a taxa de inscrição (Registration Fee) para garantir a vaga.
Voos, documentos e detalhes da hospedagem não precisam estar prontos no primeiro dia – você completa depois.
A maioria dos programas não tem um prazo fixo, mas as vagas são preenchidas por ordem de inscrição – principalmente na hospedagem e nas turmas pequenas.
Se você já sabe quando quer vir, inscreva-se cedo. Se a data está próxima, fale com a gente e dizemos o que ainda é possível.
A Registration Fee é um pagamento único que confirma a sua vaga. Você paga uma vez só, mesmo combinando mais de um programa.
Ela vale por dois anos a partir do pagamento: nesse período você pode adiar, mudar as datas, trocar de programa ou voltar sem pagar de novo.
Sim. Você pode fazer até três programas compatíveis nas mesmas semanas – a gente organiza os horários. O mais comum são dois ao mesmo tempo.
Para quatro ou mais experiências, o ideal é distribuir em semanas diferentes. Também dá para misturar durações, por exemplo quatro semanas de espanhol e duas de tango ou culinária.
Na maioria das vezes, sim, conforme a disponibilidade no programa e na hospedagem.
Avise com umas três semanas de antecedência – mas não precisa decidir antes de viajar.
Sim. As passagens não estão incluídas no preço do programa.
Se o seu pacote inclui hospedagem da Mente Argentina, o traslado de chegada e de saída (Ezeiza ou Aeroparque) está incluído. Mande os dados do voo assim que tiver – você pode garantir a vaga antes de comprar a passagem.
Apartamento compartilhado com quarto individual, residência estudantil, casa de família ou apartamento individual – em Palermo, Belgrano, Barrio Norte e Recoleta.
Wi-Fi, contas e limpeza semanal estão incluídos em todas. O plano de refeições (café da manhã e jantar de segunda a sexta, café da manhã nos fins de semana) custa USD 300 a cada 4 semanas e existe só na casa de família; as outras opções têm cozinha.
Sim. Se você já tem onde ficar em Buenos Aires, peça o orçamento sem hospedagem – você não paga por algo que já tem.
Depende da nacionalidade, da duração e do programa. Muitos participantes entram na Argentina sem visto prévio; estadias acadêmicas longas podem exigir documentos extras.
A Mente Argentina é registrada na Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (RENURE) e te ajuda com a documentação. Pergunte para a gente com a sua nacionalidade e o tempo de estadia antes de decidir.
Sim. Para entrar na Argentina você precisa declarar que tem seguro saúde válido para a estadia.
Recomendamos um seguro viagem com cobertura médica para todo o período e, se possível, proteção para cancelamento, atrasos e bagagem. Você escolhe a seguradora.
A nossa equipe está na cidade durante todo o programa: orientação na chegada e ajuda 24 horas se acontecer algo inesperado.
Todos os participantes recebem chip local, cartão SUBE, academia, acesso ao nosso espaço com terraço em Palermo Soho, a comunidade no WhatsApp e uma agenda cultural que muda toda semana.
Uma agenda que muda toda semana com experiências sociais e culturais – ingressos e participação incluídos.
Por exemplo teatro, futebol, passeios por bairros e de bicicleta, museus, asados, jantares e happy hours. É assim que você descobre a cidade e entra na comunidade Mente.
Conte pra gente o que você está planejando. Respondemos em até um dia útil – ou fale direto pelo WhatsApp.
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