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CanadianKrista
Joined: 21 Sep 2006
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 Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 7:35 pm Post subject: A newbie testing the waters |
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Yes yes...I am yet another fresh-faced newbie looking for info on working in Spain. Unfortunately I have only the teaching experience gained during my TESL certificate program, but we all have to start somewhere, right? I also have an undergraduate degree in Global Business Management with a minor in Spanish.
My question is about finding teaching positions in Salamanca. Has anybody had any experience there? And if so, any advice? Is it generally easy or difficult to find something there? (Keep in mind that I will be taking the not-so-legal route. Sorry to those who disapprove - no criticism necessary).
It seems to me from browsing around on this site that Madrid offers the best chance for employment, but I love Salamanca and would like to find something there if at all possible.
Any help would be greatly appreciated...Thanks! |
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tim hortons man
Joined: 29 Sep 2006
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Location: Madrid
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You could off in Madrid get settled and then check out the work situation there, or else do telephone classes. Problem is telephone classes don't pay as well.
just a thought |
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Moore
Joined: 25 Aug 2004
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Location: Madrid
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| The trouble is with Salamanca is that it's full of english speaking students so it'd be pretty hard to get good money there. It is only two hours from Madrid, so you can easily get over there any weekend you want to. |
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