AIESEC International
AIESEC is the world's largest student-based organization, spanning over 100 countries and over 800 universities. We are dedicated to building international understanding by providing young people with the tools and opportunities to become globally-minded, responsible leaders and connecting them to organizations worldwide for international internship experiences.
Internships available in Colombia and Brazil
The AIESEC US BUSCANDO AMERICA Program offers the opportunity to work abroad in Latin America both during the semester and as a summer internship. Internships are available in fields such as human resources, finance, marketing, business management, and more.
The Buscando América Program Includes
* Internship in Colombia or Brazil
* Preparation for living and working abroad
* Support through entire visa/work permit process
* Car service pick up at airport and transport to housing
* Housing
* In-person orientation to workplace and culture of host country
* Health insurance
* Welcome dinner and welcome package in host country
* Connection to an on-the-ground network of AIESECers
* Access to a Program Coordinator on the ground in host country
* Emergency hotline
* Access to resources to help you adjust to life back in the U.S. after your traineeship.
Website: aiesecus.org
Internships available in Colombia and Brazil
The AIESEC US BUSCANDO AMERICA Program offers the opportunity to work abroad in Latin America both during the semester and as a summer internship. Internships are available in fields such as human resources, finance, marketing, business management, and more.
The Buscando América Program Includes
* Internship in Colombia or Brazil
* Preparation for living and working abroad
* Support through entire visa/work permit process
* Car service pick up at airport and transport to housing
* Housing
* In-person orientation to workplace and culture of host country
* Health insurance
* Welcome dinner and welcome package in host country
* Connection to an on-the-ground network of AIESECers
* Access to a Program Coordinator on the ground in host country
* Emergency hotline
* Access to resources to help you adjust to life back in the U.S. after your traineeship.
Website: aiesecus.org
Bridges to Community Nicaragua
The purpose of this organization is to broaden the scope of the undergraduates Cornell experience on an international and sociologic level. Through a week long trip to Nicaragua, partnering with the non-profit group Bridges to Community, students have the opportunity to work side-by-side with local people in impoverished communities in constructing houses. The cultural engagement occurs at many levels; through the work of constructing houses as well as community involvement and historical background. Last year the group of 35 students was successful in constructing 4 houses for first-time owner families!
Website: http://www.rso.cornell.edu/bridges/