Pathways to Purpose: Sustainability and Impact in Argentina
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- Argentina
- Buenos Aires
Frequently asked questions
The program runs for 1-2 weeks.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in apartments or tents.
Pathways to Purpose: Sustainability and Impact in Argentina starts at $2,975 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Pathways to Purpose: Sustainability and Impact in Argentina is located in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
You can apply to Pathways to Purpose: Sustainability and Impact in Argentina by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Pathways to Purpose: Sustainability and Impact in Argentina is open to participants aged 14 to 18.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, airport transfers, meals, transportation, travel insurance, and wifi.
About Program
Do hands-on conservation projects, gain professional insights, and become immersed in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires and in the natural landscapes of Entre Ríos.
This one week, spring break program is designed for high school students who are eager to develop practical professional skills, explore global sustainability challenges, and gain meaningful experiences that help to prepare you for college and beyond.
Activities: The Three Pillars:
1. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Build the confidence and skills needed for college, careers, and life.
2. SUSTAINABILITY IN ACTION: Explore how people, organizations, and communities are creating a more sustainable future.
3. CULTURAL CONNECTION: Experience Argentina through its landscapes, traditions, communities, and people.
Program Dates: Saturday, March 27, to Sunday, April 4, 2027
Program Highlights
- Kayak along the Río Uruguay and explore regional waterways and biodiversity.
- Bike and hike through parks, beaches, and green spaces in Entre Ríos.
- Explore Buenos Aires, including its neighborhoods, landmarks, and Ecological Reserve.
- Enjoy a traditional countryside “estancia” (ranch) experience, with “gaucho” (cowboy) hospitality and a full Argentine “asado” (barbecue).
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