At GoAbroad Chile, Ana María has led the organization’s expansion into a comprehensive international mobility platform, integrating educational pathways, language training, and workforce placement for professionals seeking opportunities in Canada and the United States. 

She has developed strategic partnerships with institutions abroad, designed high-impact mobility routes tailored to each candidate, and built specialized divisions such as Global Education, International Mobility, and WorkMatch. 

Her leadership has positioned GoAbroad as a trusted bridge between Latin American talent and global opportunities.

ISEP Coordinator (2004 to 2007) and SEPP CHILE Coordinator (2006-2009)

ISEP is a global network of more than 300 colleges and universities across 50 countries, working together to expand affordable access to international education for a diverse student population. Through full integration into their host institutions and local cultures, ISEP students build strong intercultural competencies while exploring the international dimensions of their academic fields.

http://www.isep.org

SEPP CHILE

To strengthen students’ competitiveness in the global job market, Zhejiang Gongshang University (ZJGSU) in China launched the Spoken English Promotion Project (SEPP) in 2001. By 2006, the university expanded the program to welcome students from around the world, offering significant financial support to promote cross-cultural exchange and academic enrichment.

The Director of the International Relations Office at Zhejiang Gongshang University appointed Ms. Ana María Cabello as SEPP Chile Coordinator.

As SEPP Chile Coordinator (2006–2009), Ana María led the recruitment of Chilean and Latin American university students and professionals for the intensive Three-Week Chinese Language, Culture, and Business Program at ZJGSU. She and her team represented the program internationally, presenting at the NAFSA 2009 Conference & Expo in Los Angeles with the poster session “Internationalizing the Curriculum and Campus: Chilean Students Teaching English in China.”

(http://sepp-chile2008.blogspot.cl