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Finding work in South America

Hey guys

 

Does anyone have any experience, wisdom or awsome tips with finding work in South America? 

 

Is it best to find a position before you go or when you get there?

Is it best to speek spanish/ porteguse when applying?

Are there any great websites or resources?

Anything that can help!? 

 

Thanx

 

Nick

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PS, At my school many teachers dont speak Spanish as the directors are British and Canadian.  It would help for other institutions though. Canadian sells itself by only using native English speakers as teachers.

Hi, you can apply to Canadian House Center through i-to-i but most schools here (Ecuador) dont advertise online.  If you are here it would help to speak Spanish and have a good certificate as you will have a little trouble with work visa otherwise.  You may have to blag it a bit on the visa front, but dont worry about that.  There are plenty of English schools here and you can just go around with your CV looking for work.  You can also look for private students either individually or at companies.  Kallen was at one time teaching employees at Coca cola in Guayaquil.


 

Hey Nick,


Welcome to Chalkboard! Great to see you're looking to work in South America, where abouts would you like to go?


You may want to have a chat to these members who are currently teaching in South America - they'll be able to give you help and advice about how to find work:


Mexico: http://www.tefl-chalkboard.com/littleja55
Ecuador: http://www.onlinetefl.com/tefl-chalkboard/alixm09
Chile: http://www.tefl-chalkboard.com/sofiakamila
Brazil: http://www.onlinetefl.com/tefl-chalkboard/gunner9
Costa Rica: http://www.tefl-chalkboard.com/mrdfoster

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