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Before you set off on your South American adventure, it's essential to take some time to define your career and personal objectives.
Working in South America offers great career growth, cultural immersion, and a chance to live life to the fullest. Here’s why it should be at the top of your list:
Before you pack your bags, here are some things to keep in mind to ensure your job in South America is as smooth as possible:
South America offers a variety of cities that cater to different job seekers, whether you’re looking for a high-energy metropolis or a quieter life surrounded by nature.
Known for its vibrant culture, Argentina is perfect for those looking to teach, work in tourism, or explore business and real estate. Buenos Aires, with its mix of European influence and local flavor, offers a thriving job market.
Brazil, the powerhouse of South America, offers jobs in multiple sectors. São Paulo is the go-to city for business professionals, while the growing tourism industry also provides job opportunities across the country.
Costa Rica combines lush rainforests, beaches, and a relaxed lifestyle. Focused on sustainability and eco-tourism, it has rising demand for professionals in education, hospitality, and conservation. The biodiversity, from cloud forests to the Pacific coast, makes it ideal for work and leisure.
South America is a diverse continent, and the job market reflects that. Here are a few fields that are booming in the region:
Teaching English is one of the most popular job options for foreigners in South America. With an increasing demand for English speakers, there are opportunities at all levels, from language schools to international schools.
Given South America’s immense natural beauty, the tourism industry is thriving. If you’re passionate about travel and people, you’ll find plenty of opportunities in hotels, tour operations, and hospitality management.
South America’s extensive rainforests and rich biodiversity make it a top spot for environmental research. If you have a background in environmental science or wildlife conservation, many NGOs and research institutions seek skilled professionals to help protect this region.
Ready to dive into the adventure of a lifetime? Here’s how to start your job abroad journey in South America:
Use GoAbroad’s Online Advisor to find jobs that match your skills, experience, and goals. Get matched with opportunities that will take your career to new places!
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Fill out our scholarships and deals application to find funding opportunities that can help you cover the costs of your adventure.
Once you’ve found your ideal job or program, head over to the program page and hit “Apply Now.” A coordinator will help you through the process and ensure everything goes smoothly.
Prepare for your move by securing your passport and visa, booking your flight, and confirming your accommodation details. Don’t forget to sort out travel insurance to protect yourself during your journey.
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
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Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Paul Curley
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniGoing abroad was always something I wanted to continue doing ever since I visited both Boston and New York for a 90-day holiday back in 2014. Since th...
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Paytten Fankhanel
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI always wanted to travel after I finished my degree in Agriculture. When I first heard about the A-Way-To-Work program in post-secondary, I knew this...
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Camryn Chetyrbuk
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI just finished my program in college and I couldn't wait to travel and try new things. I think working somewhere is the best way to take in another p...
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Jonatan Carlsson
INTERNeX Pacific
AlumniI spent all of 2019 in Australia on a working holiday visa and really loved the whole experience of it, so I wanted to spend another year abroad in so...
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Elsa Gas Wikström
(DEAD URL) Edu-Pal China
AlumniMy first big trip was to Auckland, New Zealand, where I worked as an Au Pair for three months. I quickly came to realize that even though it was a bea...
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Alicia Kravies
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniI was at a point in my life where I needed a change. I had been going to college for about 4 years with still no degree and no definite idea of what I...
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Jon Achtenhagen
MediaKids Academy
AlumniI wanted to travel and experience a different culture. I was sick of having the same basic experiences as everyone I knew. I also wanted to push mysel...
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Cori Keyes
Cenet
AlumniWhen I came to university, it was the talk of the town that Work and Travel is the place to be for summer. So I did my research on it, saw that many s...
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Bianca Dohnt
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniAfter spending many years in Australia pining for Europe, I finally managed to work up the courage to take a short tour of many highlights over Christ...
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Isidora Anabalon
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI had already lived abroad a couple of times before and really enjoyed living in new places, discovering new cultures and meeting amazing people that ...
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Simon M
InterExchange
AlumniI like traveling, I like kids, and I wanted to improve my English.
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Emma Raymond
InterExchange
AlumniAs a child, I traveled a bit with my family from living in The Netherlands to visiting family in Greece. As I got older, I loved it more and more and ...
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Daniel Bliss
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI saw opportunities in Berlin that I didn't see in many other places. I thought I could start a life here that I couldn't start/find anywhere else.
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Darwin Cosico
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI’ve always wanted to establish my career in Europe and also travel extensively at the same time. The best thing about working and living in Europe is...
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Sarah Anthony
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniThe world is just too big to stay in one place. While I love my hometown and still plan to return, I had to go out and see more than just the small po...
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Emily Imray
Smaller Earth
AlumniI'd always loved travelling, having previously au-paired in Spain and volunteered in Sri Lanka, so when it came to deciding what to do in the summer o...
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Melissa Gold
LoPair Cultural Exchange
AlumniI was inspired by travel blogs I found online and friends I met through language learning.
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Thaly Zollinger
Smaller Earth
AlumniI had never been to Europe before I became an au pair in Madrid, but I thought this was a great, affordable way to travel and live abroad while truly ...
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Casey Talaric - 2014 Program Participant
The Cultural Exchange Project
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