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travelgoddess
Joined: 14 Apr 2004
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Location: on vacation in Chiang Mai, Thailand until next contract starts (updated Jan 2010)
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 Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 9:41 pm Post subject: Any info on Pueblo Ingles? |
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http://www.vaughanvillage.com/PDF/Prospectus_teacher_training_course.pdf
Sounds a wee bit too good to be true, esp for a non-EU citizen.
Appreciate any info you might have on them or any other for an American overseas ESL teacher with 2 years of experience, BS and a CELTA.
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Steph |
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john_n_carolina
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Location: n. carolina
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| in the contract it says if you don't have EU residency, it's nearly impossible to work for them. |
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spiral78
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Location: On a Short Leash
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| Section 2.0 is the kicker - you have to already be legally in Spain, with a work permit. They can't get you one. |
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