World Internships in Ecuador

Reviewed by Kari Collinsstudent on May 08, 2013.

World Internships set up the most amazing internship for me. They went out of their way to find me an acupuncture/chinese medicine office, that also practiced other forms of holistic medicine. The internship was so much more than I could ever have asked for, and it was perfectly located near my host family. I was impressed how they catered the program to fit to my expectations and requirements. Read more

Reviewed by Beth Pynnonenstudent on August 19, 2012.

My job was to provide daily care to the animals in the center. The morning feedings and cleanings, and then the afternoon rounds as well. Read more

Reviewed by Michael Rossstudent on July 20, 2012.

I spent a few weeks in Quito, and then a month in Tena. They were extremely different places, but both amazing experiences. They both provided a good feel for how diverse Ecuador is. I would suggest that if you visit Ecuador, try to plan trips to all the different regions while you're there. Working abroad was a great experience, but just being emerged in a foreign culture is hands down the greatest experience. It will be difficult to leave your ... Read more

Reviewed by lauren preststudent on July 11, 2012.

Quito was a fantastic place to study. It is so culturaly dense, I hope anyone interested in South American culture takes advantage of all Quito has to offer. It is an interesting city that attracts a dizzying number of people from many backgrounds, and is the perfect place to live to access the rest of Ecuador. I participated as a medical intern at Tierra Nueva in southern Quito and my experience with the staff there was phenomenal. Anything you ... Read more

Reviewed by Michael Rossstudent on July 20, 2012.

I spent a few weeks in Quito, and then a month in Tena. They were extremely different places, but both amazing experiences. They both provided a good feel for how diverse Ecuador is. I would suggest that if you visit Ecuador, try to plan trips to all the different regions while you're there. Working abroad was a great experience, but just being emerged in a foreign culture is hands down the greatest experience. It will be difficult to leave your ... Read more

Reviewed by lauren preststudent on July 11, 2012.

Quito was a fantastic place to study. It is so culturaly dense, I hope anyone interested in South American culture takes advantage of all Quito has to offer. It is an interesting city that attracts a dizzying number of people from many backgrounds, and is the perfect place to live to access the rest of Ecuador. I participated as a medical intern at Tierra Nueva in southern Quito and my experience with the staff there was phenomenal. Anything you ... Read more

Reviewed by Michael Rossstudent on July 20, 2012.

I spent a few weeks in Quito, and then a month in Tena. They were extremely different places, but both amazing experiences. They both provided a good feel for how diverse Ecuador is. I would suggest that if you visit Ecuador, try to plan trips to all the different regions while you're there. Working abroad was a great experience, but just being emerged in a foreign culture is hands down the greatest experience. It will be difficult to leave your ... Read more

Reviewed by Kari Collinsstudent on May 08, 2013.

World Internships set up the most amazing internship for me. They went out of their way to find me an acupuncture/chinese medicine office, that also practiced other forms of holistic medicine. The internship was so much more than I could ever have asked for, and it was perfectly located near my host family. I was impressed how they catered the program to fit to my expectations and requirements. Read more

Reviewed by lauren preststudent on July 11, 2012.

Quito was a fantastic place to study. It is so culturaly dense, I hope anyone interested in South American culture takes advantage of all Quito has to offer. It is an interesting city that attracts a dizzying number of people from many backgrounds, and is the perfect place to live to access the rest of Ecuador. I participated as a medical intern at Tierra Nueva in southern Quito and my experience with the staff there was phenomenal. Anything you ... Read more

Reviewed by Beth Pynnonenstudent on August 19, 2012.

My job was to provide daily care to the animals in the center. The morning feedings and cleanings, and then the afternoon rounds as well. Read more

Reviewed by Kari Collinsstudent on May 08, 2013.

World Internships set up the most amazing internship for me. They went out of their way to find me an acupuncture/chinese medicine office, that also practiced other forms of holistic medicine. The internship was so much more than I could ever have asked for, and it was perfectly located near my host family. I was impressed how they catered the program to fit to my expectations and requirements. Read more

Reviewed by Beth Pynnonenstudent on August 19, 2012.

My job was to provide daily care to the animals in the center. The morning feedings and cleanings, and then the afternoon rounds as well. Read more

Reviewed by Michael Rossstudent on July 20, 2012.

I spent a few weeks in Quito, and then a month in Tena. They were extremely different places, but both amazing experiences. They both provided a good feel for how diverse Ecuador is. I would suggest that if you visit Ecuador, try to plan trips to all the different regions while you're there. Working abroad was a great experience, but just being emerged in a foreign culture is hands down the greatest experience. It will be difficult to leave your ... Read more

Reviewed by lauren preststudent on July 11, 2012.

Quito was a fantastic place to study. It is so culturaly dense, I hope anyone interested in South American culture takes advantage of all Quito has to offer. It is an interesting city that attracts a dizzying number of people from many backgrounds, and is the perfect place to live to access the rest of Ecuador. I participated as a medical intern at Tierra Nueva in southern Quito and my experience with the staff there was phenomenal. Anything you ... Read more