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branbuddy · Joined: 06 Dec 2004 Posts: 20 Location: Czech Republic

Teach English Language.
Norman International Academy is committed to recruiting and developing excellent educators from around the world to form a dynamic and highly motivated team to become part of a community of learners that has at its core the NIA Values that shape our behaviour, inform our decision-making and provide a shared focus for all our actions.

NIA is renowned for its innovative approach to learning, its sense of community and the professional opportunities we provide for our staff. Our special corner of Spain is famous for its perfect climate, rich culture, spectacular countryside, relaxed and safe lifestyle, and is a great place for individuals or families to enjoy life at its best.

Application Procedure

In order to apply for the English Teaching vacancy, please submit the following documents by email:

letter of application
Your CV/Resume
a recent photograph
e-mail contacts of two referees.

Please do not sumbit your school certificates untill you are advised to do so,you will be requested to send your school certificates/Diploma for further evaluation when the recruitment team must have gone through your CV/Resume.

SEND APPLICATIONS TO: [email protected]

POSITION:English Teachers Required.

Job benefits include:

Monthly salary: 1600 Euro,Visa Assistance for Non Eu's ,plus Housing.

Starting date: 2nd October 2009.Work Load: 5 hours per day, Monday to Friday.Class size: 20 to 23 students per class

Age of students to be taught:11/12 to 18/19.Contract end date: October 1st 2010.School Location: Malaga ,Spain

Contact Person: Isaac

Pauleddy · Joined: 19 Mar 2006 Posts: 295 Location: The Big Mango

A quick and literal google shows no place in MLG of that name.

Better if you can get a phone number, address etc and then Malaga area readers and Mlg "knowers" like me can check the details.

They give a link but they havent asked for money yet (?). Pursue it ??

I know several academies in MLG but not this one.

Eddy

jonniboy · Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:20 pm Post subject: Re: Yet another scam??

This part in particular sounds suspect

Pauleddy · Joined: 19 Mar 2006 Posts: 295 Location: The Big Mango

Spot on Jonniboy, I missed that bit about non-EUs.

As many threads will tell you, it is vitually impossible for non-EUs to get a working visa in Spain. USA citizens and others are always posting here about how unfair it is.

As a non-EU you can get a 3 month (strictly non-working) tourist visa, but if you overstay it, big trouble and a big red stamp at the exit airport.

Some posters say that non-EUs can get a visa to study Spanish (specific details of the college etc must be given), and then they can do some teaching as a sideline if they don't get caught. I really don't know if this "method" works.

Yes, Malaga is full of Brits. Millions all along the coast. You can even find British shops and foods. No reason to advertise like this.

Eddy