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[geoboz]

Don'twaste your time and money on this palce.It isshabbily organized and completely worthless. When I askedthe company representative,named Dalia, what was happenng with my recruitment,shegot all gnarly and defensive,eventhough I had paid her for her service.
Teachers beware: this place is either a scam or a joke!

[Jampen26]

sage advice...we were just looking at their website....

do you know anything about teachinchile? thats the other one we discovered today.

Any advice on pros/cons of using these agency wesbites?

ta!
J

[DLat]

I have no experience with Teachermexconnect, but Teachingchile is a legit outfit.

People who are willing to go to Chile and find a job when they get there likely wouldn't need Teachingchile's service (or fee). But if you want to line up a guaranteed job in Chile in advance, with an orientation and first few weeks of housing paid, they offer that (for a fee). There are threads here about Teachingchile. (Disclosure: I've spoken with the director on the phone, but haven't signed on with them. But I might.)

[Drrck]

Thanks for the headsup on Teachermexconnect. I was about to give them a try, but after seeing the reviews on it, I won't be. Saved me $40.

[Prof.Gringo]

No reason whatsoever to pay a fee or use ANY type of headhunter or recruiter or esp. a so-called EFL teacher that poses as helping you out when in reality they are actually getting a kickback for sending newbies to certain schools.

[EFLeducator]