Testimonials
Heather Reiley - Spanish & Medical Internship, 2011
"My two months with Road2Argentina made Buenos Aires home. I got to improve my Spanish, intern in a public hospital, and live with a local family. More importantly, though, I met incredible people from all over the world. The staff at Road was always there to help, and the other Roadies were an inspiring and fun group of people that I will stay in touch with for a long time. My favorite part was the weekly group activities- from pizza dinners to a trip to Tigre to trivia night at the house, I always had a great time, and really got to know the city. Argentina is my favorite place I have ever been, and I can't imagine experiencing it with anyone other than Road!"
Melissa Whatley - Volunteering & Homestay, 2011
"My stay in Buenos Aires was absolutely fantastic! I really enjoyed living with my host family -- I learned lots of Spanish from them, and they really helped me get the most out of my stay. My volunteer work was also really fun, and I very much enjoyed working with the kids in the villas. I always left wishing that I could stay longer! Argentina has been really good to me, and I'm really not sure that I'm going to be ready to go home any time soon."
Teaching English Internship
Semester Study Abroad
Human Rights Internship
Iain Hall - Teaching English Internship, 2010
"My time in Argentina, and with Road, is one of the best things I have ever done. I looked at a lot of options before I came to Latin America and am very glad that I decided to go with Road2Argentina. The staff when I first arrived, and for that matter throughout my stay, were welcoming and took the time to explain everything I needed to know about the programme and the city. For the duration of my stay in Buenos Aires I worked as a teacher's assistant in English classes for primary school children, mainly working with children aged from 8-10. The experience of spending time with children so eager to learn and so enthusiastic when interacting with someone from a different country (I was the first person from Scotland 99% of them had ever seen) was brilliant and thoroughly rewarding. The highlight of my stay in BA however was living in the Roadhouse. I chose to live in the house as I thought that as I was traveling on my own it would be easier to meet people and make friends and I was right. The house is brilliant and I met so many great people, many of whom I would like to think will go on to become life long friends. It is also in a very convenient place in terms of access to transport to all parts of the city. I would highly recommend Road to anybody that is considering spending time in Buenos Aires!"
Olesea Voloshin - University Semester Program, 2010
"Road2Argentina was an excellent program in providing the support and the help that I needed. They took the time to get through a very meticulous process of acquiring a visa for me, and I feel like they were there every step of the way in order to make it happen. They contacted the necessary parties and inquired about the process continually. Road2Argentina made my dream come true. The workers from the program were always friendly and ready to listen to questions and provide adequate answers. They also welcomed any suggestions about a particular issue. I highly recommend this program because it was affordable and well worth it. They had a great variety of activities where you could interact with other people doing the program. There were a lot of cultural elements thrown into these activities and I really enjoyed all of which I have attended. I will definitely recommend this program to my friends or anyone who is thinking about studying abroad in Argentina."
Lauren Mayber - Spanish & Internship, 2010
Going abroad to Buenos Aires, with only one other friend, was one of the most exciting and craziest experiences I've ever had. Road2Argentina was more like a family to me than just a program. The staff made an immense amount of effort to create such a 'homie' type feeling. One of my favorites was the monthly dinners that Road2Argentina puts on for us- we get SO much food, more food than you can ever imagine, and get to all hang out on the Roadie Terrace. Seriously, to this day, some of my favorite memories in BA. Road2Argentina offers so many different options to choose from. I know personally that my internship through Road2Argentina really helped get me my job that I have today. I highly recommend Road2Argentina to anyone that is looking to go abroad, it is the most personal, organized, and most fun program you can find!"
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University Spanish & Homestay |
Medical Internship |
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Lindsay Delp - Hospital Internship & Internship, 2011
"Overall I had an amazing time. I loved the house that I stayed in. It could not have been in a better location, the family was very nice and the accommodations were spectacular. My experience in the hospital was also great. I got to meet a lot of really interesting doctors who were all very friendly. I learned a ton and got to see a lot of very interesting procedures. I loved my time in Buenos Aires! I plan on coming back next summer to stay longer. Thank you for all of your support during my time in Argentina. I had the experience of a lifetime!"
Andrew Ho – Spanish Classes, 2011
Buenos Aires is an amazing city with so much to offer. I feel as though Road2Argentina was a perfect inlet for this experience. I’ve been able to learn more in one month in Argentina than I could have anywhere else. Whether you’re looking to increase your Spanish fluency or seeking a great experience, there is no better program. From meeting all the people in the house to meeting locals, I will always remember this experience. This has been one of the best decisions I’ve made with travelling. There’s something special about Buenos Aires that I was able to pull from Road2Argentina. My time has flown by here in Argentina, and I know that I will return one day. Thanks for an amazing experience R2A!
Nick Naczinski - Spanish & Internship, 2011
"Organizing with R2A was very easy and provided great customer service. Upon arriving in Buenos Aires, staff from R2A sat down with me to personally go over the program and advise me about what to do and not to do in the city. Buenos Aires is an extremely unique city with evident European influence.The Spanish school was great, teachers were very knowledgeable and helped me with whatever questions I had. I was also lucky enough to intern with a great organization which gave me first-hand experience in working in an international environment. I have to say my favorite part of the entire experience was meeting various people in the city and the R2A program. I have met lots of like-minded people during this experience whom I will be friends with for years to come."
Jack Boger - Spanish School & Homestay, 2011
“I have really enjoyed my time in Buenos Aires with Road2Argentina. From the moment I was picked up at Ezeiza international airport I felt comfortable and secure. The lively and friendly staff, a mix of portenos and expats, were nothing but kind and helpful as I navigated my way through Argentine life. My homestay was one of the highlights of my time in the southern hemisphere. While in Buenos Aires, I took Spanish classes in addition to exploring the city. My teachers were young, fun, and energetic, and I was able to sharpen my skills much faster than through traditional classes back in the States. I would highly recommend Road2Argentina to anyone considering spending time in Argentina. I had a fantastic experience, and wouldn't trade it for anything.”
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Dan Woolley - Medical Internship, 2011
"I spent 5 fantastic weeks in the Hospital Rivadavia. The people at the hospital were extremely helpful and friendly. I was thoroughly impressed with the program and the staff. I spent 2 weeks in Pediatrics where I was able to learn the common diagnostic measures used, common health issues related with children, how to work with the parents of children to better find a sound diagnosis. I then spent 2 weeks in surgery where I was able to witness many operations from start to finish, how the department organized itself, how the surgeons and nurses worked together to successfully treat and operate on a patient. It was an eye-opener to witness some of the operations, but it was a great preparation for someone like me who will be studying medicine. My time at the hospital wrapped up with a week-long scientific/medical conference where many doctors and administrators from other hospitals all over came and shared the future of medicine and the various things that are being done to improve healthcare in Argentina. I am currently in my 3rd year of undergrad studies and I have no doubt that this experience will help me to get into medical school and to be a successful doctor."
James Hannah - Teaching English Internship, 2010
"When I decided to enter the Road2Argentina program, I had very little idea of what to expect. I found out about it through a Google search and decided to do it because it was a program that allowed me to teach English at a school while living in BA. After spending close to two months in the program while living in the road house I can now say that the experience has been incredible. The activities that were organized really helped me get a sense for the culture and daily life in Buenos Aires. The central location of the student residence made all of the city easily accessible. And the staff were more than willing to help out with any questions or problems that along the way. Plus you get to experience all of this with like-minded people from across the globe. I plan on recommending the program to anyone who is int erested in really getting to know BA and its culture."
John Lutrell - Medical Intern, 2010
"Road2Argentina has provided me with an invaluable opportunity to experience the healthcare system of urban Buenos Aires. Not only am I more appreciative of the resources we have here, but I believe that my internship with Road2Argentina in the Hospital Rivadavia has equipped me with useful analytical skills to scrutinize how things function in my home country. Hopefully this has prepared me to pinpoint potential weaknesses that I can consider and eventually improve as I pursue an education and career in medicine."
Heather Williamson - Volunteering, 2010
"Coming to Buenos Aires to volunteer with Road 2 Argentina was one of the better decisions of my life. I had never really lived away from home, at least not in a foreign country and to be honest I was scared about going to Argentina on my own. But when I was transported from the airport in a taxi designated for me, greeted at the Road House with a prompt tour of the residence, and quickly shown the ropes by my roommates I knew that I was in pretty good hands. I would recommend staying at the student residence because it gave me the chance to meet and build lasting friendships with so many lovely people who I would not have had the chance to meet had I not decided to take on this experience. Buenos Aires is a big city with a lot to do, and volunteering gave me the best opportunity to work hard and play hard too. I had the opportunity to work at an NGO and take care of a group of two-year-olds. I worked and stayed in Buenos Aires for 8 weeks, but have memories that will last a lifetime. Stop thinking about it, just do it, and I promise you that you won't regret it."
Emily LaFlash - Graphic Design Internship, 2010
"Through Road2Argentina I did a 3-month Graphic Design internship. Some of the projects I worked on included logo-design, resizing images for websites, and creating and editing images of different products for each client. The people I worked with at the office were great, and extremely helpful when I had any questions. The internship was everything I had hoped it would be, and gave me so much practical experience. Doing this internship has helped me decide to pursue Graphic Design as a career. Staying in the Road House during my stay was great because there was always something fun going on, and I made so many friends from all over the world. The Road2Argentina staff was awesome, always available, and extremely helpful in responding to my questions and concerns. I could not be happier with this experience!"
Allison Meeks - Spanish School, 2010
"Road2Argentina really took me by surprise. From the moment I arrived to the airport until the day I left, I had the most amazing support system available to me. The staff was very friendly and helpful, as well as extremely hands-on with organizing fun activities like concerts and group dinners! They also ensured that my transition to the language school went as smoothly as possible (which it did). The group of students I met in the program became some of my closest friends that I still talk to today. I honestly know that my awesome experience in Buenos Aires wouldn't have been possible without Road2Argentina!"
| Medical Internship | Semester Study Abroad | Teaching English Internship |
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Sarah Buchbinder - Spanish & Volunteering, 2011
"I can't say enough good things about my time in Argentina with both road2argentina and FUNDAMIND. The activities they planned were awesome, and were great for meeting other students, learning about Argentina and it's culture, and giving us an "in" to things we might have never known even existed. The tango lessons, biking in the nature reserve, fashion week, futbol games, Argentine movie night, Pub quiz, mate & medialunas, tango orchestra concert, and of course the most delicious pizza on the terrace at the group dinners really made my trip memorable. I always felt very well cared for and could always reach out to them for anything I needed. Also, volunteering with the kids was such an enriching experience. We don't realize how much we take for granted until we see how the rest of the world lives, and playing with the kids, talking to their families, and seeing all the work that the foundation puts in to try and improve their lives really made me so thankful for the things and the opportunities I have in my life. I grew so close to the kids and other teachers and really loved feeling like I was making a difference. Not to mention how much my Spanish improved just from working with them! All in all it was an incredible experience that I'm never going to forget and that has changed my l would do it again in a heartbeat!"
Vanessa Lea - Teaching English & Volunteering, 2010
"Living at the Road House in Buenos Aires was the best way to start my travelling experience in South America. This student residence not only gives you a bunch of new friends to share your experiences with, but it also houses you in one of the most ideal locations in Buenos Aires. As for the staff at R2A, they couldn't have been more helpful setting me up with my placements as well as regular social events, be it pizza and drinks on the roof or a city tour. I worked 2 days a week at a private school assisting the English teachers, and 3 days volunteering in the slums of BA. Being about to take part in both these placements meant each week I had the most incredible, contrasting experiences which I shall never forget."
Adam Glass - Volunteer Program, 2010
"Road2Argentina made my stay in Buenos Aires feel like home. One of my biggest worries leading into my trip was feeling homesick and missing my friends and family. Thanks to the efforts of the Road2Argentina's staff, those feelings never even came close to surfacing while I was in BA. Road2Argentina matched me up with the perfect host family, provided activities for me to meet and bond with other Road students, and was always available to help me out with any issues that I had. The Road2Argentina staff is extremely personable and down to earth, and I would suggest their program to anyone planning a trip to Argentina."
Jose Escalante – Hospital Internship, 2011
"Buenos Aires has been an amazing adventure. Being, that it is my first country to visit in South American continent, I’ve enjoyed the experience. The internship has been awsome! I’ve seen a lot of things that and meet a lot of wonderful doctors that are willing to help you and take their time to help you understand what is happening. Overall, Buenos Aires was great, and i want to thank you and all of Road2Argentina. I really appreciate your help and for making my trip to Argentina a memorable one. I thank you for the information during the copa america games in La Plata. I had a blast, and was alot of fun!!"
Amy Page - Student Residence & TEFL Course, 2010
My experience with Road2Argentina was one of the most positive of my life. When I arrived in Buenos Aires I was very nervous about being in a new, unfamiliar city where I knew no one and had very little idea of what I would be doing during my stay. My fears were alleviated almost instantly when I entered the Road House and received such a warm, genuine, and friendly welcome from the R2A staff and my fellow Roadies. During the rest of my time with R2A, I was able to participate in a variety of great activities planned by R2A that really helped to give me a better sense of the city. In addition, the staff was beyond helpful and willing to answer any question I had regarding all things Buenos Aires. Lastly, I made so many wonderful friends on the program whom I was able to share this amazing city and experience with, which, for me, was truly unforgettable.
Cordes Symmes – Volunteer, 2011
"My volunteer experience in La Boca truly defined my experience. Working at comedor Los Pibes was an amazing experience, not only did I get to teach English and interact with kids, I also got to take part in all of the activities that the comedor had to offer. I got to play bingo, participate in marches, eat delicious meals, and most importantly experience true Argentina people and culture. Comedor Los Pibes has a true sense of community and a true family feel who opened their arms and accepted me into their amazing community. Every person I met and encountered while working in Argentina was amazing and wanted to learn about me and my country, relationships I've created that will last a lifetime. The family I lived with also offered an amazing experience. Argentina is a must for everyone!"
Ani Behrouzi - Spanish & Law Internship, 2010-2011
"My experience with Road2Argentina was wonderful. The staff is extremely caring and periodically checks in on you either via email or by phone to make sure your program is running smoothly and that you are comfortable. They plan a larger group activity every month and also offer smaller group activities almost every week. The group activities are a great way to meet people from all over the world, many who become lasting friends in your life. The family I lived with made me feel right at home. I would eat dinner with them almost every night and they would also include me in family birthday parties. The fact that they included me in as part of their family made it easier to be in a foreign country, away from my own family. Lastly, my internship was insightful and educational. I worked on several Spanish software licensing contracts and learned a tremendous amount about Argentine laws. The people at the law firm were very helpful and kind. I had a great experience!"
Andrew Comes - University Spanish & Student Residence, 2010
"The month I spent at the Roadhouse in Buenos Aires was a memorable experience that was fostered by the atmosphere provided by the Road2Argentina team. The Roadhouse is located near food, shopping, subway stations, bus stations, and the University of Buenos Aires, College of Language, where I atended classes during my stay. Cleaning Ladies make sure the house stays clean and even taught me how to cook authentic Argentine dishes.The R2A staff also provides activities on a regular basis such as tours, wine tastings, dinners, dance lessons, and more. They helped make the trip much more than I thought it could ever be. Thanks for everything to the staff."
Elizabeth Baxley, Volunteer 2011
"Road2Argentina is a great program to further those Spanish speaking skills. I chose a homestay family because I wanted to throw myself into Argentine culture. It worked. On top of that, Road2Argentina provides great cultural events open to all students. I saw an art museum, a Spanish rock concert, went to a pizza party, got boliche tickets, and went to an Argentine movie night, all for free. All of the staff are super nice and super helpful. They are there to serve you during your stay in Argentina, and trust me, you can tell they love doing it! I constantly got friendly emails just to see how I was doing. They even sent me trip information for group trips going to Mendoza and Iguazu. Road2Argentina goes above and beyond what they have to.”
Leah Pickett – Spanish School, 2011
"During my five weeks with R2A, I found that the activities were well-advertised and interesting, the classes were overall challenging but small enough that the teachers always had time to answer questions, and the R2A location itself (roadhouse and classes) was conveniently central to a lot of the things I ended up doing. Overall, the program was well-coordinated and pretty much exactly what I was looking for. For those intent on improving their Spanish, a homestay is definitely the way to go; you won’t be practicing your Spanish in the residence very much. But either way, R2A is a program that will definitely make sure you get out and about to see the city and enjoy your time here."
Robert Paris - University Spanish, 2009
I will tell you also that my stay in Buenos Aires has really helped my fluency in the language, since I have to teach in Spanish at University. I have even been complimented by native Spanish speakers for my abilities. I owe it to this great opportunity that I had with Road2Argentina. I hope one day to be able to return and repeat this wonderful experience. Best wishes to you and all the staff that was so helpful to me while I was there.
David Simon - Law Intern, 2010
"Buenos Aires is by far the best city in all of Latin America and road2argentina offers the best abroad program there. From croissants to clubs, Buenos Aires has definitely earned its name as the 'Paris of Latin America' and road2argentina presents a unique opportunity to not only work and volunteer but really immerse yourself in this charming and different culture. Take a chance - the application process and international move aren't really as hard as they seem."
Elizabeth O'Neil - Spanish and Homestay, 2010
"I have absolutely loved my experience here. My host family is amazing, and everything with Road has been great! Thanks for everything!"
Garrett Bredenkamp - Volunteer & Homestay, 2009
The best thing about my trip to Buenos Aires was my homestay Family, which R2A arranged for me. My housemom was like a real mother away from home. She cooked me food, made sure I never forgot anything, helped me with spanish, and chastized me if I didn’t do my homework. What more could you ask for? I made a bond with my house family that I know will last for the rest of my life. It truly was a life changing experience. Overall, I would recommend Road2Argentina as the perfect place to start your Buenos Aires experience. They provide the local support and knowledge that ensures your seamless integration into Buenos Aires culture and life. The people you meet will be your network of friends and contacts for your entire stay, and maybe even become your friends for life. I am glad I chose R2A and could not be more satisfied."
Vivienne Damatan - Spanish School Student, 2009
"Road2Argentina is an absolutely amazing program! From my first day in Buenos Aires, R2A made me feel welcomed and connected. I spent two months at the RoadHouse studying Spanish and soaking in Buenos Aires culture by attending concerts, touring the city, and taking part in the amazing night life. Although I did a lot of traveling throughout Argentina, the RoadHouse provided me with a home base to return to after each mini-adventure. I would suggest this program for anyone who is looking to explore Argentina while still feeling at home. I left Argentina with not only with a better understanding of the language and culture, but also with friends from around the world. Thanks, R2A! I'll never be the same."
David Mickelson - TEFL Course, 2010
"Road2Argentina provided a great start to my stay in Buenos Aires. To begin with, they were very helpful with the many questions I had in preparing to come to Argentina, and once here, the R2A staff were more than helpful with any problems or questions that came up, often going out of their way to help out. I also signed up for a TEFL certification course through R2A, and they provided me with a housing situation as well. Overall, they ensured that my transition to Argentina was smooth and easy. I would recommend Road2Argentina to anyone looking for an immersion program in Buenos Aires."
Dara Papel - Volunteer, 2009
"I've had a phenomenal time. A truly invaluable experience. Working at Casa Vela has been a trying but sweet and rewarding time for me; I actually don't think that 2 months is sufficient to really hammer in the results I want, but I know that just spending time with these kids, and letting them know that people are here for them makes that much of a difference. Thank you for putting on the events that you did and being so readily available to talk and ask questions. It's nice to know that while abroad, I had someone who 'had my back;' it's definitely a selling point for me. It's been an unreal experience that I'll take with me for the rest of my life, and I'm glad that Road was able to help provide that for me."
Beatrice Larkin - Law Intern, 2009
"I have two words for anyone considering signing up for a program with Road2Argentina: DO IT! My two months in Buenos Aires was truly a fulfilling and rewarding experience. I interned at a boutique law firm, and worked under the supervision of a renowned and accomplished lawyer who has been recognised by international publications as one of the leading lawyers in Argentina. The city itself is incredible; it is full of energy and there is so much to see and do. Furthermore, participation in the program provides you with the opportunity to meet and make friends with people from all over the world."
Jack Greig - Human Rights & Politics Intern, 2010
"My time in Argentina was one of the most fulfilling and enjoyable experiences of my life to date. The people, the country and the entire experience was amazing. R2A had a big hand in making my experience so unforgettable, providing a great host family, easily accessible work experience and regular social events to network and make new friends. I definitely recommend R2A if you are looking for a thrilling cultural immersion."
Jigna Desai – International Business Intern, 2008-2009
"I just wanted to thank you and the rest of the Road2Argentina staff for making my stay in Buenos Aires so enjoyable. Everything, from my apartment, internship, and the activities, was perfect. I really think that I was able to get so much out of my time in Buenos Aires due to the program. My apartment was in a secure, central location. Working at Bairexport provided me with great experience in terms of exposure to the Latin American exporting market, and I was able to develop my business Spanish speaking skills as well. Road2Argentina was there to bring my whole experience together with the activities and as a home base in Buenos Aires. I felt certain that if I ever needed anything or came across any problems, Road would provide resources to help me in any way possible. I cannot thank you enough for affording me that invaluable experience in Buenos Aires and I hope to return sometime in the near future."
Michelle Darcy - University Spanish Courses, 2009
"I have had an amazing time and met some even more amazing people. Because of this trip, I know I have made some life long friends. Buenos Aires es una gran ciudad y lo extrano."
Adrian Lewis - Volunteer, 2009
"I was looking for a volunteer program in Buenos Aires, and I researched a lot of different programs but none of them gave you as much freedom to really design your own program as road did. They offer so many volunteer options as well. I loved working at Fundamind. I really miss the little kids! Katie and Paige were also really nice and helpful when I started preparing my trip and after I arrived in Argentina. Everyone at Road was so accessible and there was always someone around to answer my questions."
Natalie Rios - Intern, 2009
"My experience with Road was incredible. The staff is very helpful and there for you whenever you need them. I would recommend Road for anyone coming abroad to Argentina. I was in Buenos Aires for four months and loved every part! Gracias por todo!"
Emma Van Wagenberg - Volunteer in Patagonia, 2009
"Patagonia has been fantastic! We've been very productive and our Spanish has improved immensely. We can't believe that today is our last day here. We're spending today packing and baking cookies and brownies to give to the boys that we help during study hall every night--there may be tears (on both ends)!"
Joseph Coleman - Hospital Intern, 2009
"I am really glad I chose to work with Road this past Spring in Buenos Aires. I worked at a public hospital and was able to do more than I ever would have been able to do in the states. I learned so much from my work in the hospital and living in Buenos Aires for 3 months was incredible. I highly recommend it."
Leah Spelman - Human Rights Intern, 2008:
"I did background research to see what political and social problems were occurring in certain provinces, I tabulated and synthesized data from students after they had participated in financial education programs, and I researched racism in Africa for a background Model UN paper. Also everyone spoke Spanish in the office, and they were patient with me when I could not articulate what I wanted to say. Most of the research I did was in Spanish, and I definitely feel my Spanish improved due to this internship.This internship was great and I recommend it to anyone who wants exposure to NGO work in another country."
Michael Bush - International Business Intern, 2009
"I had an incredible experience with Road2Argentina. In my two memorable months in Argentina I learned a language, met lifelong friends and had a great internship experience. The Road staff was friendly and helpful and the other “Roadies” were great. I strongly recommend Road2Argentina to anyone looking to work, volunteer, or just travel to Buenos Aires."
Julianne Rodriguez - Law Intern, 2009
"My internship through Road2Argentina has been wonderful. I was able to experience a new culture and get work experience in a new and exciting city. The law firm was very welcoming and helped me improve my Spanish. I feel like I really contributed to the Law firm through my projects."
Kirsten Hanafee – University Spanish Student and Journalism Intern 2009
"Road2Argentina is a really unique program because give you the help you need while still treating you like an independent adult. They set me up with housing, Spanish classes, an amazing internship, and the staff is always available to help me with whatever I need."
Phillip Dugaw – International Business Intern 2009
"Living at the Road2Argentina house in Buenos Aires has allowed me to make friends and has given me tons of opportunities to experience the culture of Argentina through the activities and excursions they organize for us. I couldn't have asked for a better program and easier transition into living in Buenos Aires."
Natasha Shazana - Spanish School Student 2009
"My experience in Argentina through R2A was "buenisimo"! I took classes with enthusiastic and helpful teachers. With Road's help I was able to achieve my goals in traveling to Argentina. They organized Spanish classes and an internship with a small local NGO on less than two weeks notice. I met a lot of really friendly and interesting people while living in the Roadhouse. People in the Roadhouse were incredibly inclusive, so I never had a difficult time keeping busy. I highly recommend Road to anyone looking to spend time in Argentina. They tailored a schedule for me to perfectly fit my interests and goals."
Joel Robert and Rania Ibrahim - Volunteer Program, 2008.
The activities were great, the staff is awesome and the communication with the staff was easy. The program exceeded our expectations. Thank you very much!"
Jeremy Scott - Hospital Internship, 2008.
"Everything is great, better than I could have imagined! My family is wonderful. My internship at the hospital has been incredible. Words can't explain the experience that I'm getting. Thank you so much for everything."