Volunteer in Chile: about the country I'm going to

This country is considered the most developed and wealthy in South America, so it is not surprising that it attracts many who wish to gain work experience in its companies and economy. Beautiful mountains, a long coastline with magnificent beaches, rich gardens and vineyards, pastures, and a developed industry provide many opportunities for internships and permanent jobs.
Living in Chile for several months will allow you to see the unusual and vibrant nature of the country, improve your knowledge of the Spanish language, and if you’re lucky, of others, from European immigrants. By combining travel with work, you have the opportunity to visit the legendary Easter Island, lakes, and mountain meadows, and engage in climbing and diving. Meanwhile, the responsiveness and friendliness of the locals will help you quickly adapt in Chile and make the most of your internship.

“History belongs to us, and it is made by the peoples.”

(Salvador Allende, Chilean statesman and political figure, one of the presidents of Chile.)