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Country Guides: Spain
Spain is many things to many people. An artist retreat in the footsteps of Picasso, a culture vulture's quest for Gaudi or, as is the case for thousands of northern Europeans each year, a holiday destination for its sun-drenched beaches and resorts.
With the influx of tourist euros it's no surprise that it has one of the strongest economies in the world and a well-developed transport system with connections to the rest of Europe. It exists outside of the tourist radar, however, as a multifaceted country with its own distinct regional languages and dialects, and a cultural richness that extends beyond the postcard images of bull fights and flamenco.
Demand For Teachers
High, competitive
Main TEFL Regions
Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville
Main Types of Teacing
- In-company (through Private Language Institutes): General English, Business English, Cambridge PET/FCE/CAE/CPE, English for Younger Learners
- Private Language Schools/Academies: General English, Business English, Cambridge PET/FCE/CAE/CPE, English for Younger Learners
Busiest Periods
September - June
Salary
- EUR400-EUR750 per month
- Pay is commensurate with a teacher's qualifications and experience.
Tax
15% approx
Contracts
6-9 months
Visa Requirements
EU citizens do not require a work permit. They do require a Residency permit which is easily obtainable with a copy of an employment contract.
Non-EU citizens require a work visa. Applications must be accompanied by a written offer of employment.
Requirements
- TEFL qualification
- English speaker
