South America

South America, named according to its so-called discovery by Amerigo Vespucci in the 15th Century, has been lived on for thousands of years, first inhabited by people who travelled across Bering Strait from Asia.

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Football Coaching and Training in Argentina, Buenos Aires

Joining a football coaching and training placement in Argentina will not only give you a taste of the Argentine passion for sport but also provide an ...
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14 days
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Sports Management Internship in Argentina, Buenos Aires

Build on your knowledge and experience of Sport Managements and Sports Development by taking part in a professional internship in Argentina. Develop a greater understanding of ...
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£1065
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Rugby Coaching and Training in Argentina, Buenos Aires

By participating in the rugby coaching volunteer placement in Argentina you will experience the two different worlds of Sport in Argentina. On one hand, working with ...
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Hockey Coaching and Training in Argentina, Buenos Aires

By joining our hockey coaching and training project in Buenos Aires, you will make a huge difference to the lives of children who want to play ...
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Tennis Coaching Project in Argentina, Buenos Aires

Volunteer in Argentina as a tennis coach and help a new generation of tennis players to improve in their chosen sport. Coaching tennis in Argentina is ...
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£695
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14 days

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Discover Argentina on a Sports Internship

Argentina is full of vibrancy and adventure. Discover this amazing country on a sports management internship, supporting our charity work ...

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Our work in Argentina, Buenos Aires

The founder of our Argentina programme, Alejandro, explains the model he runs in Buenos Aires and how we bring young ...

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The continent has been physically separated from the “Old World” for so long that the two landmasses ecosystems developed in completely different ways. Plants and animals evolved there which, when the first Europeans arrived on the continent, resembled nothing they were used to. This leads to a rich experience for any traveller wishing to discover this not-so-new world for themselves!