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[Dan67502]

Has anyone worked for inlingua in Santa Ana or San Jose? What was your experience?

Thanks,

Dan

[jprimm]

GREAT!!! An Excellent Company...

[OleLarssen]

I've been in contact with them and have some idea of their operations, and I don't think you will have any problems with them, and more than likely a very positive experience.

[thebreeze]

I worked for them for about 6 months a while back and I have *nothing* but good things to say about them. The curriculum is good, especially for a newb like I was who needed some guidance. Nelson, the owner, is a good man who put the teachers in a position to succeed. Corey the Academic Manager is also a very good guy - I don't know anyone who didn't appreciate / enjoy their time there. NOT a place for those who aren;t serious though - they have real corporate clients and they expect their instructors to act the part. If you can / want to do that, I'd say go with them.

[gregandalyson]

I worked for Inlingua in Quito, Ecuador and was thinking of trying to work for Inlingua in Costa Rica. Their offices are in San Jose, but I was wondering if they provide any classes for any companies in Heredia. San Jose seems pretty similar to Quito and I was thinking about trying a slightly smaller city to live in this time.

Thanks!

[gregandalyson]

Also, does anyone know why there are two Inlingua offices in Costa Rica? If I were to walk into an office to talk about getting a job, is there a difference between the two when it comes to hiring?

Thanks!

[jprimm]

No there is no difference in terms of hiring. I am currently teaching there and although not privileged to employment information, it is my "educated" guess that positions will not be available until April. By the way, it is a great place to work!!!