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elliot_spencer
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 Posted: Sun Apr 05, 2015 2:18 pm Post subject: Teaching in bilingual colegios |
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Hello, I am a British teacher with 8 years overseas teaching experience. I would like to work at a colegio in Mexico (doesnt matter where) but am having problems locating jobs. Does anyone know the best sites to use to look for colegio jobs? Maybe you are working at one and you have vacancies for next year - Id be willing to send you my CV if you PM me.
Thanks a lot in advance |
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Phil_K
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BadBeagleBad
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| It is not that common to find jobs from overseas. Most jobs are found in Mexico by being there. There are sometimes ads here for jobs in Mexico, but not too often. You could also just do a search for bilingual schools and send a resume via an email to see what turns up. |
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Guy Courchesne
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| BadBeagleBad wrote: |
| It is not that common to find jobs from overseas. Most jobs are found in Mexico by being there. There are sometimes ads here for jobs in Mexico, but not too often. You could also just do a search for bilingual schools and send a resume via an email to see what turns up. |
Actually, it's getting more and more common to be hired from overseas now I'm finding. A clear response to the 2012 immigration law updates I imagine. |
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