The governments of Argentina and the UK have signed a deal in Mendoza to ensure mutual recognition of master's degrees studied in the nations' HEIs.

I'm also a teacher at the Faculty of History, Geography and Tourism... It’s a good combination because my students can get a lot, because I have travelled a lot and I teach them English

The representative associations of Spanish language providers in leading study destinations have partnered to improve teacher training, market research and quality assurance.

The demand for ELT across Latin America is ripe as governments view the language as a tool to access the global economy. However supply is barred by a lack of quality teaching force and low access.

Maybe a lot of other countries are already used to having many people from abroad, but in Argentina, people are very open to tourists