The Latin American Job List

Synergy Spanish

2012-01-24T18:59:00.000+09:00

Think you need to study for years to get by in Spanish? Synergy Spanish disagrees. Traditional ways of learning languages don't work. It all boils down to grammar. Something that both students and teachers hate.

Sitting in a classroom and memorising verb conjugations just doesn't cut it in the real world. Traditional methods put way too much emphasis on getting the grammar correct and totally ignore the way that people naturally learn a language. Marcus Santamaria (in the picture on the left) has put together Synergy Spanish based on his years of language teaching experience.

By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Phrases can be built to form sentences and thousands
of phrases can be learnt based on the initial 138 words. For example, learning the cognates helps since many English words that end in "ify" can be changed into Spanish by changing the "ify" to "ificar". Marcus has divided these words into 30 categories and you can learn over 3000 Spanish words this way. Synergy Spanish is divided into 5 sections.

Talking about yourself. Instead of memorising useless vocabulary like animals, he starts you out by having you talk about yourself.
Sentences starters and sentence builders use the knowledge you have from the 138 words he starts you off with.
You'll learn useful words and phrases related to travel so that when you go to a Spanish speaking country things won't get lost in translation.
Speaking to groups of people is next.
You will learn to communicate in any situation. By learning Spanish naturally you won't be stuck trying to conjugate verbs or translate from English to Spanish.

Marcus created this course based on his experience as an English teacher and Spanish student. He has made learning Spanish fun and easy so that you can start learning today. If you have any questions, you can even email him. Take a look at the course Marcus Santamaria created: Synergy Spanish.

New Year New Info

2011-12-21T19:21:00.000+09:00

In addition to the free school listings, I've added more information, such as general information about the country, tips on making the move, getting a cheap flight, how to teach online, visa info, studying Spanish, and more. Hope it helps you make the move to Latin America!
Sharon

Link Exchange

2011-12-03T19:57:00.002+09:00

It's pretty straight forward: you link to my site and I'll link to yours. Once your link to The Latin American Job List is up, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com letting me know the url where you've placed my link and tell me your website so I can add it to the list. You might also be interested in advertising.

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2011-12-02T19:57:00.001+09:00

Years of writing on forums giving advice to those in wanting to come and teach in Latin America has helped me to become a good resource for information. The Latin American Job is PR4 and gets visitors from all over the world. If you have products, services or courses geared towards working and travelling in Latin America, then please read on and find out how we could work together. You might also be interested in a link exchange.

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About The LA Job List

2011-10-27T13:07:00.001+09:00

Updated 27 October 2011

You can find information, such as salary and visas about teaching for specific countries in the article, FAQ for Latin America. Information about Latin America in general can be found in the Teaching in Latin America.

Free Lists of Schools
● Argentina
● Bolivia
● Brazil
● Chile
● Colombia
● Costa Rica
● Dominican Republic
● Ecuador
● El Salvador
● Guatemala
● Honduras
● Mexico
● Nicaragua
● Panama
● Paraguay
● Peru
● Puerto Rico
● Uruguay
● Venezuela

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● Cheap Flights to Latin America
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● Lord of the Miracles
● Teaching in Latin America

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Disclaimer
The LA Job List does not endorse any of the schools listed and will not be held accountable for the outcome of any applications. It is your responsibility to research every opportunity carefully!

Ahora Hablo Travel Edition

2011-10-21T08:58:00.004+09:00

Ahora Hablo Travel Edition (Learn Spanish)

Award Winning Spanish Travel Book! Learn easy strategies to conversational Spanish. Follow seven simple steps to enhance your travels. Converse with locals, bargain in the market, find a great hotel, get emergency help. Spanish comes easily with Ahora Hablo!

How much is it? US $4.99 Get Ahora Hablo Travel Edition today!

Extended World Travel

2011-10-16T11:54:00.004+09:00

Extended World Travel - How to take a break from the Rat Race and travel the world with your family for 6 months or more!

Are you ready to begin the journey of a lifetime? Then let us show you how you can change your life forever by traveling the world, no matter what your circumstances are. This ebook is dedicated to guide, support and inspire you to follow your dreams.

This ebook is not for finding out about the cheapest airline or the most affordable hotels. Nor is it about what tourist sites to visit around the world or what currency they use in different countries. Instead, it will help you find out:

● Why traveling actually is good for you
● How to get the money you’ll need to go traveling the world
● How to find the time that will allow you to take months off
● What you can do to make it possible to leave your job
● How to handle the school issue so you can take your kids with you
● How to deal with unsupportive friends, coworkers and family members
● How to handle issues you might have like health, travel, and crime
● How to find trips tailored to your specific interests
● Means of transport and how to get around on your trip
● How to find accommodations
● How to travel and stay for free
● How to continue to live a freer and more independent life even when come back

Our own journeys have also brought us in touch with numerous people who have traveled the world for extended periods of time, and quite extensively. So get ready and start preparing for your extended world trip by ordering our 100 pages information and inspiration filled ebook now!

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Learn Spanish Fluently

2011-10-15T07:42:00.005+09:00

Learn Spanish Fluently

In just 15 days = Basic level. You will have little knowledge of Spanish, for example the ability to introduce yourself and talk about simple everyday situations.

In just 45 days = Intermediate level. You will be able to express yourelf on a variety of moderately difficult topics, fluently and without preparation.

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Learn Spanish Fluently is a new system; our system aims to help students learn Spanish. Here are some examples of what you’re going to discover in Learn Spanish Fluently:

1. You have simple and efficient lessons, nothing complicated.
2. Lessons that help you learn Spanish three times faster.
3. You understand grammar automatically without memorizing it.
4. You won't have any more problems understanding native Spanish speakers.
5. A relaxing way to learn Spanish from anywhere.
6. You don't need to be in front of your computer all the time.
7. You don’t need to read boring textbooks.
8. You learn excellent pronunciation.
9. You will learn Spanish in Spanish.

How much is it? US $9.97 Get Fluent in Spanish today!

Bueno, Entonces. . . Learn Spanish Levels 1 and 2

2011-10-14T06:29:00.003+09:00

Bueno, Entonces . . . Learn Spanish Levels I & II

This course was created by liguists, teachers, and students from half a dozen countries, "Bueno, entonces..." is a new way to learn Spanish - developed specifically for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This new technique combines hard-core grammar and vocabulary lessons with a witty and engaging conversational style.

Witty, engaging, entertaining, and at times outrageous - "Bueno, entonces..." is unlike any other language program you've ever seen. Level One is composed of 30 classes (35 minutes each). Every day, you’ll learn more new vocabulary and grammar.

With three different native Spanish speakers, you will hear over 350,000 words (more than 18 hours of lessons in 30 classes) in a variety of contexts and accents. On the screen, you can follow along with the Spanish text, which is colour coded to help you get a feel for word usage and sentence structure. There are also translations to help you understand what is going on, and symbols and illustrations to help you recognize vocabulary and verb tenses.

How much is it? US $147 Get Bueno, Entonces . . Learn Spanish Levels I & II today!

Teaching English to Young Learners

2011-09-09T22:58:00.003+09:00

5. Teaching English to Young Learners
Teaching English to Young Learners can very rewarding. Most teachers love teaching the young children because they learn SO fast. They're like little sponges.

Here’s what’s on offer:
● Heaps of lessons and activities
● Advice for teaching young learners
● How age impacts language learning
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The Language Hacking Guide

2011-09-09T22:42:00.005+09:00

Stop wishing you knew another another language and do something about it. Benny the Irish polyglot has created a language learning technique that'll decrease the time you need to study while increasing your knowledge of the language. Need more proof? He speaks 8 languages. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months.

So what does he say about learning a language? He says that you don't need to spend years studying grammar, need expensive and complicated software, or a “magic pill” to master a language while you sleep, you just need to speak it. Speak it regularly, speak it confidently, and speak it immediately. The more you speak, the quicker you will improve.

Even though this may be obvious, how speaking a language that you have just started to learn seems impossible to many people. But it’s not actually that hard! If you're serious about learning another langauge, then check out The Language Hacking Guide right now!

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2011-07-26T12:47:00.006+09:00

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2011-07-23T13:35:00.002+09:00

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2011-07-18T11:54:00.001+09:00

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Argentina

2009-12-31T12:43:00.030+09:00

Updated 31 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Argentina, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Argentina and Useful Links about Argentina. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings

Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “sedes” or “centros”

● Berlitz (See “empleos” for more info)

● Fisk Ingles (Go to “Institucional” then Fisk en la Argentina. Click on the map to find institutes)

● Liceo Cultural Britanico (Go to “sedes” to find the addresses and emails)

● Sworn Junior College

● Wall Street Institute (Go to “Empleos”)

Avellandeda
● Network Idiomas en Empresas
Entre Rios 265, Avellaneda
direccion@networkinstitute.com.ar

Bahia Blanca
● Helen Keller English Language Institute
Necochea 354, 800
analialerios@yahoo.com.ar

● Instituto Salem English Center (Go to “contacto” to send an email)
11 de Abril 552

● Sociedad Escolar Alemana (German)
Moreno 540
secretaria@seabblanca.com.ar

Banfield
● Balmoral College

Buenos Aires
● ABS International
info@abs-international.com.ar

● Academy School of Recoleta
info@academyrecoleta.com.ar

● ACM Business English
info@acmbusinessenglish.com.ar

● Alianza Francesa (French)
info@alianzafrancesa.org.ar

● American English Center (Go to “Enviar CV” to send your CV)
Yerbal 556 7º "A" C1405CDL Cdad. Aut.
info@aenglishcenter.com.ar

● American Teaching Center

● American Training Company (Send email via website)
B. Mitre 815, 6th floor, Buenos Aires

● Asociacion Dante Alghieri (Italian)
Tucuman 1646 (C1050AAH) Buenos Aires
info@dante.edu.ar

● Barker College
Av. Meeks 337, Lomas de Zamora
admisiones@barker.com.ar

● Bede’s Grammar School
admin@bedes.com.ar

● Belgrano Day School
Juramento 3035
rrpp@bdsnet.com.ar

● Bell House English
Sucre 2550, Belgrano Capital Federal
bellhouse@cuidad.com.ar

● Bien Argentino
H. Yrigoyen 788 2 25
info@bien-argentino.com.ar

● British Council

● Brooklyn Bridge
Tucumán 326, 3er cuerpo, 5to. Piso Of. 29
brooklyn@brooklyn-bridge.com.ar

● Buenos Aires Master School (Kindergarten- secondary school)
Moldes 2160
informes@bams.edu.ar

● Centro Alpha

● Centro de Estudios de Lengua y Cultura
informes@centroalpha.com.ar

● Colegio Cardenal Newman
cardenal-newman@cardenal-newman.edu
Eliseo Reclus 1133, Boulogne Sur Mer

● Columbia School
info@columbiaschool.com

● Corporate English (Business English, Spanish for foreigners, Chinese and French.)
Tucuman 1539 9°91 (1050)
info@corporateenglish.com.ar

● Cultural Inglesa de Buenos Aires
Cabilido 1008, Belgrano
belgrano@culturalinglesaweb.com.ar

● Dialog Sprachstudio (Spanish for foreigners, German, English, French, and Portuguese)
Av. R S Pe 1110 4 piso (1035)
info@dialog.com.ar

● Downtown School of English
info@downtown-studio.com.ar

● English House Sarmiento 23, Lomas de Zamora
apply@englishhouse.com.ar

● Escuela Inglesa del Norte
Belgrano 2375
jobs@escuelainglesanorte.com.ar

● Estudio Bromley de Idiomas (Spanish for foreigners, French, German, Italian, Portuguese)
Maipu 471 3 piso
consulting@bromley.com.ar

● Executive English
Maipu 812
info@executiveenglish.com.ar

● Florida Day School
Gral JJ de Urquiza 2151
floridadayschool@fds.com.ar

● Haward Institute
Julián Álvarez 845 3º piso
hawardinstitute@gmail.com

● Holy Trinity College (Send email via website)

● Ibero
CAlle Uruguay 150
info@iberospanish.com

● Instituto Cultural Argentino Norteamericano ICANA
Maipu 672 Buenos Aires
3 de Febrero 821
infoicana@icana.org.ar

● International House
ihbelgrano@international-house.com.ar
ihrecoleta@international-house.com.ar

● Language Affairs
languageaffairs@fibertel.com.ar

● Lengua CECAL
Yerbal 107 (Alt. Rivadavia 4700)
Otamendi 90 PB
info@lenguascecal.com.ar

● Mayflower English Study Centre (Send email via website)
Medrano 691

● Real English (Send email via website)
Av. Corrientes 423, 4to piso, oficina 10

● Saint Andrew’s Scots School
admissions@sanandres.esc.edu.ar

● Saint George’s College North

info@stgeorge.com.ar (Quilmes branch)
informes@stgeorge.com.ar (North branch)

● Small World Language Services
info@small-world.com.ar

● Switch (Go to Enviar CV)
Av. Pte. Roque Saenz Peña 615 7th floor off 716
switch-on@ciudad.com.ar

● Uriate School
Uriate 1152
info@uriarteschool.edu.ar

● World Class Idiomas Belgrano (English, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Chinese)
Ciudad De La Paz 2476 1ºA, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
info@wclass.com.ar

● Wise Up (Select “banda ancha” is you have normal internet or “dialup” if you don’t. Then go to “contacto” to send an email.)

Cordoba
● ABLE (Spanish for foreigners, English, French, Portuguese, Italian, German)
Independencia 235
info@ableidiomas.com
Caseros 45
caseros@ableidiomas.com

● HE Group

Eldorado
● Instituto de Ingles Americano
Martin Fierro 1864
ideia@arnet.com.ar

Florida
● Academia Cultural Inglesa Florida
Las Heras 1622, Florida, Partido de Vincente Lopez, Buenos Aires
acif@acif.com.ar

● ITESL
D. F. Sarmiento 1975 - Florida
info@itesl.com

Guatrache
● First Studio Institute
Avenida 9 de Julio 313
firststudio@lpguatrache.com.ar

Haedo
● IECI Intensive English Course Institute
Intendente E F Soria 731
ieci@ieci.com.ar

Jose Marmol
● Colegio Modelo Marmol (Kindergarten - secondary school)
Bynnon 2355
info@colegiomodelomarmol.com.ar

La Plata
● Asociacion Dante Alighieri (Italian)
Diag. 73 N 1555 2 piso (1900)
dantelp@netverk.com.ar

● Instituto Manhattan Center
12 N 544 casi esq. 43
info@manhattancenter.com.ar

● NEL Ingles
Diagonal 77 N833 e/ 10 y 42
info@nelingles.com
Calle 473 bis (ex 15) N1417 (20 y 21)
citybell@nelingles.com

Lomas de Zamora
● Asociacion Dante Alighieri (Italian)
Pasaje Benitez 173 (entre Gorriti y Loria)
info@dantelz.com.ar

Mar del Plata
● CEM English
Falucho 3444
Constitucion 5151
Alvardo 1346
info@cemenglish.com

● Speakeasy Instituto de Ingles
Bolivar 3753
info@speakeasy.com.ar

Martinez
● Hilton Institute Idiomas (Spanish for foreigners, English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Mandarin, and German.)
Albarellos 2021
Hilton@arnet.com.ar

Mendoza
● High Lands Fundacion Language Center
R Zarate 280
info@highlands.com.ar

● Intercultural Lengua Extranjeras (Spanish for foreigners, English, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Quechua, Japanese.)
Republica de Siria 241
info@intercultural.com.ar

Patagonia
● Fundación Escuela Bilingue Puerta del Sol (Send CV and cover lettter in email, no attachments)
englishintrevelin@gmail.com

Punta Alta
● Instituto de Ingles John Newman
ijnewman2@yahoo.com

Quilmes
● Instituto Argentino de Cultura Britanico
Alsina 296

Rafaela
● Liceo Rafaela, Escuela de Ingles
San Martin 215
liceorafaela@wilnet.com.ar

Ramos Mejia
● Instituto Britanico de Cultura Inglesa
Bme Mitre 136
ibci@ssdnet.com.ar

Retiro
● Asociacion Argentina de Cultura Ingles (Go to “Ingrese su “CV” to apply.)

Rosario
● Instituto Rosarino de Idiomas SRL (Spanish for foreigners, English, Portuguese.)
Mendoza 487
iri@citynet.net.ar

● Feedback Centro de Idiomas
Dorrego 281, PB “A”
fbkidiomas@sinectis.com.ar

● Masters Idiomas
Tucuman 2647 CP (2000)
info@mastersidiomas.com.ar

Salta
● Bien Argentino
Pje. Zorrilla 239
info@bien-argentino.com.ar

● Instituto de Estudios de Ingles IEI
Pasaje Zorilla 239
info@iei.com.ar

San Isidro
● Instituto Britanico del Norte
info@ibritanicodelnorte.com.ar
Primera Junta 114, San Isidro
Avda Yrigoyen 448, Gral Pacheco

● IPSI Ingles Portuguese San Isidro (English and Portuguese.)
Don Bosco 389
ipsi@ipsi.com.ar

San Juan
● Instituto de Ingles San Pablo (Go to “Recepcion de Curriculum Vitae” to apply.)
25 de Mayo 430(E)

Santa Fe
● Alicana
San Martin 2293
alicana@arnet.com.ar

Tandil
● Instituto de Ingles Green Hills
9 de Julio 249

San Miguel de Tucuman

● Unilanguage - Spanish School Argentina
CEO Carmen de Amarillo
San Martin 980 - 6° A, CP 4000
Phone: 0054-381-4976125
admin@unilanguage.com.ar

Bolivia

2009-12-31T11:47:00.022+09:00

Updated 23 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Bolivia, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Bolivia. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online

The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “sedes” or “centros”

● Centro Boliviano-Americano

● Knowledge of English

Cochabamba
● American International School (Must have a teaching license)

● Cochabamba Coopertative School (Must have a teaching license)
Av. Circunvalacion

La Paz
● American Cooperative School (Must have a teaching license)
Calle 10 y Pasaje Kantutas, Calacoto, La Paz, Bolivia

● Lincoln Institute
Capitan Ravelo No 2066

● Speak Easy Institute
Av. Arce 2047
SpeakEasyinstitute@yahoo.com

● The Language Works
Arce 2885 Esq. Clavijo

Santa Cruz
● Colegio Iberoamericano
Alameda Potosi No 660

● Colegio Internacional Bilingue Santa Cruz
4to.Anillo Entre Av. Grigota Y Radial 17 1/2

● Santa Cruz Cooperative School
Barrio Las Palmas, Calle Barcelona #1, Casilla 753

● Santa Cruz International School (Must have a teaching license)
Carret. A Cochabamba Km. 7 1/2

Brazil

2009-12-31T10:48:00.028+09:00

Updated 31 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Portuguese
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Brazil, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Brazil. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Portuguese
The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “Centros” or "Localizacao"
● ALPS

● Berlitz

● Brasa English Course
(Pick your city, then "Fale com Brasa" then "Enviar Curriculo"

● Cultura Inglesa

● Fisk

● ICBEU

● IICA-Instituto de Intercambios e Cultura Americana
icbeu@mgt.com.br

● Trainer Escola de Idiomas
thiago@ao5.com.br Thiago Diaz
R. Pedro de Toledo, 486 - Vila Clementino - Santa Cruz São Paulo
R. Senador Fonseca, 1154 - Centro - Jundiaí
Av. Celeste, 96 - Centro - Carapicuíba

● Wallstreet Institute

● USA International
coordenacao@usainternational.com.br

● Yazigi

● Yes Curso de Idiomas

Aguas de Lindoia
● Ferreira & Jorge Escola de Idiomas Ltda
Av Nacaes Unidas, 570
(Fill in the info in "Faca Parte de Yeski" or "Fale Conosco")

Belo Horizonte
● American School of Belo Horizonte (Must have a teaching license)
Avenida Professor Mario Werneck, 3002 - Bairro Buritis
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais
eabh@eabh.com.br

● CAN Ingles e Espanhol
Av Brasil 1123, Funcionarios

● GAP English Idiomas
R Indiana 521, Jardim America

● Mai English
Rua José Pedro Drumond, nº 204, Bairro: Floresta

● Núcleo de Ingles Ltda
Av Alfredo Camaratti, 315, Pampulha

● Uptime Consultants Comunicaçao em Ingles
Rua da Bahia, 1.469 - Lourdes

Blumenau
● CCAA Ingles e Espanhol
R Tulio Brancaleoni, 33, Jd Sao Paulo
nfo@cclscorp.com

● CCBEU Centro Cultural Brasil Estados Unidos
Rua XV de Novembro 1130, Centro

Brasilia
● English Home
Sclrn 706 B1oco A Loja, Asa Norte
contato@englishhome.com.br

● The American School of Brasilia (Must have a teaching license)
employment@eabdf.br

Campinas
● St Giles Centro Internacional de Idiomas
Rdv Pedro I,Dom, 131000, Km 131,5, Jd das Palmeiras
(Fill out online application)

● American School of Campinas (Must have a teaching license)
Rua Cjamar 35, Jardin Alto de Barra
talktous@eac.com.br

Cuiaba
● Instituto de Lingua Inglesa
Various locations

● Oxbridge Customised Courses
info@oxbridge.com.br

Curitiba
● Canadian English Center Ensino de Ingles Ltda
Rua Joao Bettega, 107, conjuntos 17 e 19, Portao
info@canadiancentre.com.br

● International School of Curitiba (Must have a teaching license)
Av. Des. Hugo Simas 1800, Bom Retiro
Av. Dr. Eugênio Bertolli 3900, Santa Felicidade
isc.employment@iscbrazil.com

Florianopolis
● Escola de Ingles Teddy Bear
R Ferreira Lima, 200, Centro

Guarulhos
● Cultural Institute
Rua Harry Simonsen 97, Vl das Palmeiras
culturalinstitute@culturalinstitute.com.br

● Nucleo Americano Inst de Idiomas
Av Esperanca, 264, Centro
escola@nucleoamericano.com.br

● Skill Guarulhos
Av Timoteo Penteado,Dr, 610, / 618, Vl Hulda

● Wisdom Idiomas
Av Paulo Faccini, 357, Macedo

● Wizard
R Paulo, S, 238, Jd Tijuco

Itajuba
● IICA
iica@netsite.com.br OR icbeu@mgt.com.br

● Minas Gerais Speaking
Rua Coronel Renno 321
speakingidiomas@walla.com

Maceio
● System 2000 Centro de Idioma Ltda
R Jose Lages,Dep, 478, Ponta Verde
R Barreto Cardoso,Des, 350, Pitanguinha

● ATIVO - Global School (Must have a teaching license)
hr@ativo.org

Niteroi
● UEG Univerdidade English Group
Estr de Itaipu 3095 S 203/204/217 e 220, Itaipu

Osasco
● Just In Time Idiomas
Av Carlos de Morais Barros, Dr, 428, Vl Campesina
aurea@jit.com.br

Petropolis
● ALPS Ingles Urgente
Estr Uniao Industria 11755 li 09 e 10, Itaipava

Piracicaba
● Cel Lep Escola de Idiomas
R Feijo,Reg, 904, Centro

Porto Alegre
● Pan American School (Must have a teaching license)
Av. Joao Obino, 110 - Petropolis
director@panamerican.com.br or employment@panamerican.com.br

Recife
● America Curso
Av Caxanga 4301, Caxanga

● American School of Recife (Must have a teaching license)
408 Sá e Souza Street - Boa Viagem
info@ear.com.br

Rio de Janerio
● American School of Rio de Janeiro (Employment) (Must have a teaching license)
Estrada da Gavea 132, Gavea
Rua Martinho de Mesquita, 301
jobs@earj.com.br

● Britannia Juniors

● British and American
R. São Clemente 241, Botafogo

● British School of Rio de Janeiro (Must have a teaching license)
R. Real Grandeza, 99, Botafogo
Av. Pasteur, 429, Urca
Rua Mário Autuori, 100, Barra
edu@britishschool.g12.br or admissions@britishschool.g12.br

● International Schools (Must have a teaching license)
info@internationalschools.com.br
Employment

● Plan Idiomas Direcionados (Portuguese for foreigners, English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, and Russian)
Rua Senador Dantas 118, 3º andar
Av. das Américas, 555 grupo 201
Employment

● New Start Language Solutions for Business
R Uruguajana 10 S 1211, Centro
stephanie@newstart.com.br

● VIP Ingles Rio
vipinglesrio@gmail.com

Sao Luis
● Supreme
AV Coares Moreira, Sala 236, Ed. Monumental, Renascenca II
sac@supremeweb.com.br

Santo Andre
● ABC Ingles, Espanhol y Informatica
R Clicerio, Gal, 412, Centro
santoandre@microcamp.com.br

● ECC English Conversation Course
R Figueiras, 1881, Campestre

Salvador
● Pan American School of Bahia (Must have a teaching license)
Loteamento Patamares S/N
info@escolapanamericana.com

Sao Bernardo dos Campo
● Centro Cultural de Idiomas Masterpiece Ltda
R Amparo, 352, Vl Baeta Neves

● Comunik Idiomas
Av. Getúlio Vargas, no. 637, Baeta Neves, São Bernardo do Campo
comunik@comunikidiomas.com.br

● Futurekids
Rua Euclides Miragaia, 394 – 5º andar – sala 511, Jardim São Dimas
comunicacao@futurekids.com.br

Sao Paolo
● All Cursos de Idiomas
Av Mutinga, 774, An 1, Jd Sto Elias
all@redeall.com.br

● AllFamily
Av Itaberaba, 514, N S do O
idiomas@allfamily.com.br

● Almighty Escolas de Idiomas
R Machado de Assis, 197, Vl Mariana
almighty@almightyenglishclasses.com.br

● Angloschool Pirituba
Av Adao Pereira,Cb, 68, Vl Pereira Barreto

● Aula Particular de Ingles
R Willis Roberto Banks, 1075, Prq Maria Domitila
Employment

● Centro Britanico
Various
Go to "Localizacao" and choose which district you want to work in.

● Channel Languages
R Itapicuru, 369, An 9 Cj 903, Perdizes
channel@channel.pro.br

● Chapel International School (Must have a teaching license)
Rua Vigário João de Pontes 537, Chácara Flora
jobs@chapelschool.com

● CNA Unidade Sao Domingos
Av Mutinga, 2051, Jd Sto Elias

● Eagle Eye Idiomas
Rua Pio XI, 1221, Alto da Lapa
eagle.eye@terra.com.br

● EFR Idiomas
R André Ampere, 153, Brooklin Paulista
efr@efridiomas.com.br

● Elfe Idiomas S/C Ltda
Al Santos, 1470, An 14 Cj 1401, Cerqueira Cesar

● Escola de Educacao Bilingue Busy Bees S/S Ltda
Rua Mauricio Francisco Klabin, 318, Vila Mariana

● Excelent Global
R Jesuino Maciel,Dr, 2004, Campo Belo
eg.aeroporto@gmx.net

● Gizzet Dawson Idiomas Ltda
R Oscar Porto,Cel, 1092, Paraiso

● Graded: The American School of Sao Paulo (Must have a teaching license)
Av. Pres. Giovanni Grochi 4710
Employment

● Great School
contato@greatidiomas.com.br

● Idees Idiomas
R Apiacas, 813, Vl Pompeia
idees@idees.com.br

● Instituto Leonardo da Vinci (Italian)
R Elisio de Castro,Dr, 13, Vl Dom Pedro I

● The Kids Club
End. Rua Lourenco de Almeida, 913 - Vila Nova Conceicao

● The Language Club
R Saguairu, 1103, Casa Verde
tlc@thelanguageclub.com.br

● Lotus Idiomas
Various locations. (Go to "Fale Conosco" and choose which district you want to work in)

● NTC Idiomas e Intercambio Cultural
Av. Brigadeiro Luis Antonio, 2504 - 7º Andar

● Pan American Christian School (Must have a teaching license)
Employment

● Polidiomas Language Services
R Catipara, 39, Brooklin Paulista
atendimento@polidiomas.com.br

● Quality Idiomas
Av Lavandisca, 741, 4th floor, Moema

● Reach International Idiomas
R Dulce, 38, Esq. Av. Cons, Vila Carrao,

● Red Balloon Curso de Ingles Ltda
R Itatiara, 107, Higienopolis

● Rede Teachers
R Fernandes Pinheiro, 148, Vl Azevedo
redeteachers@redeteachers.com

● Saint Giles College

● Solo Idiomas
R Pio XI, 808, Alto da Lapa
contato@soloidiomas.com.br

● The Academy Of Languages
Rua Afonso Braz 473, cj. 166, Vila Nova Conceição
info@academy.com.br

● Our Lady of Mercy School
Rua Visconde de Caravelas, 48, Botafogo

● University of Sao Paolo

● Universidade do Ingles
R Caramuru, 19, Sl, 19, Saude

● United: British And American
R Antonio de Sa,Pe, 205, Tatuape

● Winsor English Centre
Av. Leoncio de Magalhaes, 375 – sala 02 - METRo Jd
atendimento@winsor.com.br

● Wizard Vila Carrao
Pca Aurelio Lombardi, 9, Vl Carrão
contacto@wizardcarrao.com.br

● Yesky Idiomas
Av. Sapopemba, 7807 - Sapopemba
yeskysapopemba@hotmail.com

Vila Behla
● IBEUV
Rua Graciano Neves, 62 Centro - Vitória
ibeuvcentro@terra.com.br

Chile

2009-12-31T09:44:00.029+09:00

Updated 24 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
If you're looking at volunteering, you might want to check out the English Opens Doors programme. You can find more information about teaching in Chile, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Chile. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “sedes” or “centros”
● Berlitz
berlitz-biobio@entelchile.net

● Instituto Chileano Britanico de Cultura

● Instituto Chileano Norteamericano
apply@norteamericano.cl

● Intrax
info@intrateachabroad.com

● Natural Learning Corporation

● Tronwell

● Wall Street Institute

Concepcion
● Next Level English Conversation Institute
teacher@nextlevel.cl

● The Thomas Jefferson School
(Must be an English education major or state certified. Two years of teaching experience and strong recommendations are required.)
Av Jorge Alessandri, Parcela 26, Camino Areopuerto Carriel Sur

Iquique
● Academia de Idiomas del Norte
Ramírez N°1345
info@languages.cl

● Colegio Ingles de Iquique

● Departamento de Educacion at Universidad Arturo Prat

La Serena
● Instituto Internacional de Idiomas
Pasaje Pedro Blanquier 670 - La Serena
contact@idiomaschile.cl

Pilchilemu
● Pilchilemu Languages
Agustin Ross 138
val@pichilemulanguage.com

Punta Arenas
● British School (Must be a licensed teacher.)
Waldo Seguel 454

Quillota
● The Holistic Learning Center (room, board, and Spanish lessons included. 6 or 12 month contracts)
Merced 629
info@chilebilingue.cl

Santiago
● Bridge Linguatec
headteacher@bridgelinguatec.com

● Buford English Center
Padre Mariano 242
seleccion@burford.cl

● Colegio Tabancura
Las Hualtatas 10650, Vitacura

● Comunicorp
11 de Septiembre 1363, of. 301, Providencia.
dgreenst@comunicorp.cl

● EES Executive English Solutions
contact@ees.cl or info@ees.cl

● ELADI Instituto Profesional
Jose M. Infante 927, Providencia

● English First
Hernando de Aguirre 215, Providencia
chile@ef.com

● ELS International
Fidel Oteiza 1956, Piso 16, Providencia
elschile@ctcinternet.cl

● Ernst & Compania Ltd.
Suecia 42 Of. 702, Providencia
fernst@interactiva.cl

● Fischer English Institute
Calle Cirujano Guzmán 49, Providencia
contacto@fischerinstitute.cl

● Grant’s English
Calle Londres 70, close to Metro Universidad de Chile.
grants@grantsenglish.com

● Grange School (Must be a licensed teacher.)
Principe de Gales 6154, La Reina

● IBC
Presidente Errazuriz 3328, Las Condes
ibc@reuna.cl

● International School Nido de Aguilas (Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
Avenida El Rodeo 14200, Lo Barnechea

● Mc Lean Consultores Ltda (native speakers with BA of Ed of uni degree with cert)
Monseoor Felix Cabrera 39, 0f . 4
anne@mclean.cl

● Natalis Language Center
Vicuña Mackenna 6, Piso 7 - Oficina 4
info@natalislang.com

● Nova Language Consultants
Versalles 3069

● Polyglot
Illavicencio 361, Of. 102
info@polyglot.cl

● Professional Language Teachers
Av. Tobalaba 1829 - Providencia

● Sam Marsalli Institute
Av. Los Leones 1095, Providencia
consulta@sammarsalli.cl

● Santiago College (Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
Lota 2465 - Providencia
personnel@scollege.cl

● Saint Margaret’s British School for Girls
Calle Saint Margaret 150, Lomas de Montemar, Concon

● Soluciones Educativas Chile
tondra@sesachile.cl

● Woodward Chile
Avda. Apoquindo 4248, Las Condes
info@woodward.cl

Valparaiso
● Natalis Language Center
Plaza Justicia 45, piso 6
info@natalislang.com

Vina del Mar
● Mackay School
Avenida Vicuna Mackenna 700, Renaca
info@mackay.cl

● One World Nursery School
6 Norte 767
info@oneworldnursery.cl

Colombia

2009-12-31T08:42:00.031+09:00

Updated 23 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Colombia, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Colombia. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “sedes” or “centros”
● Aspect ILA International Language Academies

● Berlitz

● Colombo Americano

● CONINGLES

● ELS Language Centers

● Knowledge of English

● ISSO

● Natural Learning Corporation

● Praxis Laboratory

● The Meyer Insitute

Armenia
● BNC Colombo Americano
Av. Bolivar #1-55
asesoria@bncarmenia.com or advising@bncarmenai.com

Barranquilla
● British International College (Certified teacher status required)
Km. 6 Antigua Carretera a Puerta Colombia
headmaster@britishschool.edu.co

● ILC International Language Center
professorvilla@gmail.com

● ITSV EU
Carrera 49B, 79-241

● Karl C Parrish School
Km 2, Antigua Via a Puerto Colombia
mail@kcparrish.edu.cp

Bogota
● ABC English Institute
Calle 102A, No47A
info.abcenglish@etb.net.co

● Academia de Idiomas Multilingua
Cra 51 13- 46 5th floor
Phone: (57 1) 617 00 57 - 605 12 84
info@multilingua.com.co

● Antinguo Centro Electronico de Idiomas
Cr 15 No. 51 - 50

● British Alliance Ltda
Cr. 14A #71A-59, Torre B Of 508
http://www.britishalliance.net/

● British Council
Cr 9 #76-49 P5
customer.services@britishcouncil.org.co

● British Unlimited
Cr 16 #96-64 Of 415
info@britishunlimited.com

● Centro Electronico de Idiomas
info@centroelectronico.com

● Centro Electronico

● Colegio Anglo Colombiano (Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
Avenida 19 # 152A-48
humanresources@anglocolombiano.edu.co or hranalyst@anglocolombiano.edu.co

● Colegio Bolivar
(Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)

● Colegio Colombo Gales (Employment)
Costado Sur Occidental Aeropuerto Guaymaral

● Colegio Gran Bretana (Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
director@cgb.edu.co

● Colegio Nueva Granada (Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
Cra 2 Este # 70-20

● Colegio Nueva York (Employment)
Calle 227 # 49-64 Urbanización El jardín. Autopista Norte. Km. 15 Costado Occidental

● Colegio del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus
Cr 7 #65-42
info@bethlemitasbogota.edu.co

● Comunidad de Hermanas de Bethania Consoladoras de la Virgen Dolorosa
Cr 61 #182-60
info@stellamatutina.edu.co

● Coningles
Calle 71 No 13-56

● EBL Elite Business Learning
Tr 19A #98-12
info@eblcolombia.com

● English My Way
Av Boyaca 50-09

● Estudio Exterior
Cra. 15 # 95-35 oficina 504
tefl@estudiosexterior.com or isso@estudiosexterior.com

● First Class English Ltda
Cr 12 #93-78 P-4
info@firstclassenglish.net

● Interlingua
Cra 16 N 86A-05

● International House Bogota
Cl 10 #4-09 La Candelaria
info@ihbogota.com

● KOE (Knowledge of English)
Cl 73 #7-06 P7

● Preescolar TIM
Cr 20 #140-22
info@timkindergarten.com or preescolartim@cable.tim.net

● Sociedad Educacional Gimnasio Ingles
Tr 31 # 149-76
sistemas@gimnasioingles.com

● United Language
Cr 67A #95-44

● Universidad de los Andes

● Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Bucaramanga
● Colegio San Pedro Claver
Carrera 28 No. 47-06
claudia.riano@sanpedro.edu.co

Cali
● British English
britishenglish@colombia.com

● Colegio Colombo Britanico (Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
rrhh@colombobritanico.edu.co

● Estudio Exterior
Av. 5C Norte # 23DN-86 - Of. 301
tefl@estudiosexterior.com or isso@estudiosexterior.com

Cartegena
● Colegio Jorge Washington (Certified teacher status required)

Floridablanca
● Colegio Panamericano
(Must be a licensed teacher. Employment)
Calle 34 #8-73 Cañaveral Alto
humanresources@panamericano.edu.co

● La Quinta Del Puente
Carrera 10 No. 9 - 86

Ibague
● Native Tongue (Only applicants from Ontario, Canada)
smiranda@cogeco.ca

Medellin
● Academia del Lenguaje Universal
Various locations

● Blendex Centro de Idiomas
Cl 49A #46-05

● Centro de Idiomas Marymount
Cl 7 #25-64
centrodeidiomas@marymount.edu.co

● Colegio Santa Maria del Rosario
Cl 7B Sur #29C-200
cosamaro@cosamaro.edu.co

● El Mundo del Ingles
Cl 35 # 80-63
elmundo-del-ingles@hotmail.com

● Loquella Language Centers
Cr 43B #11-71 Of 201
contact_us@loquella.co.uk or loquellalanguagecenters@hotmail.com

● Open Doors
Cr 29 #10-66 El Polado
opendoors@une.net.co

● Universidad EAFIT
Carrera 49 - 7 Sur 50, Apartado: 3300
mcubillo@eafit.edu.co

Pereira
● Private School, Maria Helena Garcia
*Warning about this school issued by the Embassy of Colombia, see this post for more info*
See letter below as well.

Santa Marta
● Colegio Bilingue Santa Marta

Warning Letter
Pereira: Private School, Maria Helena Garcia,
I got this email from someone who worked with this school. It is a summary of teachers who worked there. Not all schools are bad, but this is one that you might want to stay away from. You can contact the person who wrote this letter at toulavy@yahoo.ca
Sharon

Madre de Familia

"It took me nearly five years to find out the truth about the “bruja fax”. The name of Buitrago associates is not important. The person sent the fax firstly to Canadian Embassy in Bogota, then to Liceo Ingles. It looked like I sent it. Immediate investigation revealed that I could not possibly send it from that location at that time. Why would I send it to Canadian Embassy? Buitrago’s aim was to make me look insane just like she managed the same with another foreign teacher at Liceo Campestre" – kidnapped teacher Javier.

"I don’t know the complete truth of Buitrago’s creativities and her associate compliances. These Buitrago associates created crimes around your daughter as if I would do them even though Buitrago knew I am long time gone and gone a long way. DAS knew it as well. They got my ID card from me send by me from Canada within two weeks of my escape from Buitrago’s trap. That made Buitrago very angry, yet she did not know what I knew and took with me – the knowledge about her betrayals, FARC membership, orders to her teaching staff about treating foreigners in her school, and Carlos Eduardo Mejia Ospina drug charges against him by FBI. Buitrago used your daughter to target myself.

Your daughter knew Buitrago fumed my apartment via ventilation with poison from drug processing activities. For that reason your daughter never slept in my apartment. You were the last person to learn that your daughter betrayed her own parents with lies. You learnt it from her. I learned from Liceo Ingles how your daughter betrayed me and it hurts still today. Considering your daughter actions escaping stress, dealing with fear imposed onto her by Buitrago’s orders. Even though your daughter was protecting her family by lies and scarifying my personality and freedom to deception and humiliation, I did nothing from what you are accusing me of. I forgave your daughter. Only Buitrago knows the truth. The only part in your daughter’s life I am guilty of is taking your daughter in Prague to Nino Jesus de Praga, as she asked me to do so. There in that church I had no idea at that time what she kneeled to him for. What ever your daughter prayed to Nino Jesus de Praga in his church by Vltava river, it was heard of. Thanks to God." Jiri

On the other hand, Buitrago’s students from Liceo Campestre de Pereira are recorded outside Colombia as students trained by drug dealer from New York school yards Mr. Carlos Eduardo Mejia Ospina and that the school is directed by Ana Milena Buitrago – a person that can’t be trusted what so ever. Further on, Carlos’s wife Mary Luz which betrayed your daughter primarily, graduated in June 2009 from Universidad Technologica de Pereira from Social Science – an additional headache for the honest world. Carlos’s statements: “Don’t worry because nothing will be alright, At the end you will be the bad person, and Don’t lie about things you know shit” speak for them selves. His wife’s letter from March 2005 betrays as well.

His wife's letter:
“Hola Jiri!!!!! Espero que estés bien. Jira me da un poco de tristeza el saber que te llevaste tan mala imagen de mi pais, solo quiero que pienses que en Colombia no solo encontraste a Beatriz.
Como mujer y como colombiana s{e que habemos personas diferentes. Tu conociste personas muy valiosas que te brindaron una amistad desinteresada a pesar de tantos problemas: Claudia de arte, Javier, Luz Marina, Julian, Felipe, Carlos, yo…. Y no se cuantas personas más. Nosotros te apreciamos y queremos lo mejor para ti. Cuando pienses en Colombia, no lo hagas con rencor, piensa en nosotros, en los lugares tan bellos que conociste y en que a pesar de todo fue una experiencia más en tu vida.

Chao.
Te recuerda.
MARY LUZ O.

"It took medical professionals two years to detoxify my self from Buitrago’s premeditated actions. Considering my self exceptionally healthy person, it is called a miracle recovery."

Jiri
Reconnaissance Officer Commando Field Platoon (1984 retired).

"Buitrago, I told you, you picked the wrongs guy to mess up with. I told you, I am much stronger than you ever anticipated. The book stays open."

”...be careful in Colombia you have been sued by Betty.; Jirhi your former boss according to secretary from school, she has your name all over the police department like the worst person they ever met; Your boss told the police to find out which way you probably took to get out of the country if it is true that you went out, they believe you are still in Colombia because there is no record of departures on your name, I do not even think they can do that. A friend.”

Costa Rica

2009-12-31T07:24:00.025+09:00

Updated 10 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
Costa Rica attracts many English teachers due to its laidback lifestyle and natural beauty. Unraveling the Mysteries of Moving to Costa Rica contains heaps of information about making the move to Costa Rica. From budgeting, where to live, stories from other people, and lots more. With 250 pages you'll be sure to find everything you need to know about moving to Costa Rica.

You can find more information about teaching in Costa Rica, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Costa Rica. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online

The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “sedes” or “centros”

● Natural Learning Corporation

● New Learning Center
newlearningcr@racsa.co.cr

Dorado
TASIS Dorado

Escazu
● Country Day School

Guanacaste
● Country Day School

Heredia
● Academia de Ingles Atitlan
De la Cruz Roja, 350m Este
info@academiaatitlan.com

● Amistad Institute
(Volunteer) Frente EBAIS, Barrio Jesus, Santa Barbara, Heredia

● Butler Academy
25 mts. sur del POPS en el Parque Central, al oeste de la Escuela Braulio Morales
esl@butleracad.com

● Cosquillitas Centro Educativo Bilingue Pali de Santa Lucia de Barva 600 Metros al Este

● Intercultura
PO Box 1952-3000
info@interculturacostarica.com

● Sarapiqui Conservation Learning Center (Volunteer position)
Chilamate de Sarapiqui
info@learningcentercostarica.org

Linda Vista
● Effortless English (Volunteer)
costaricanaturally@gmail.com

Puntarenas
● Saint Patrick American School (Apply online)
apdo 68-5400
Saintpatrick@sol.racsa.co.cr

San Jose
● ALITEC
aliteccr@gmail.com

● American International School of Costa Rica (Must be a licensed teacher)
ais@aiscr.com

● Berlitz

● British School of Costa Rica (Must be a licensed teacher)
britsch@racsa.co.cr

● English to Go Ltda
jobs@english2go.co.cr

● Idioma Internacional
La Uruca district on the western edge of San José, 75 meters west of the CENARE (Centro Nacional de Rehabilitación). In the Oficentro Creativo Building
jobsidioma@amnet.co.cr or info@idiomacr.com

● Ingles Empresarial
info@ingles-empresarial.com

● Inlingua
Centro Empreserial Forum, Edif G, Nivel 1, Ofc 1, Santa Ana
sanjose@inlingua.com

● Instituto Britanico
P.O.Box 8184-1000
info@ihcostarica.com

● Maximo Nivel
Antiguo Higueron
Info@maximonivel.net

● Universal de Idiomas
info@Ingles.co.cr

● Wallstreet Institute

● Whittemore de Costa Rica (in Rohrmoser outside of SJ)
Must have in-person interview. Hiring between Jan and Sept.
50 meters north and 300 meters west of Cuscatlan Bank. Condominiums Mantova #8."
inglescostarica@yahoo.com or inglescostarica@gmail.com

● Universidad Latinoamerica de Ciencia y Technologia

Dominican Republic

2009-12-31T06:37:00.024+09:00

Updated 21 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3.Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in the Dominican Republic, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Dominican Republic. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America. Here's a website with a list of private schools in the Dominican Republic.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Cabrera
● Academia Internacional de Cabrera
amity.beane@gmail.com

Cap Cana
● Heritage School
job@heritageschool.edu.do (Apply online)

San Francisco de Macoris
● Lincoln English School
Av Libertad 187
lincolnenglishschool@yahoo.com

Santiago
● Santiago Christian School (Must be a licensed teacher)
Sabaneta Las Palomas
director@scs.edu.do

Santiago de los Caballeros
● Berlitz
Av. Estrella Sadhalá #44 Plaza Madera. 3er piso
rdstgoberlitz@codetel.net.do

Santo Domingo
● Academia Europea
Academiaeuropea_rd@yahoo.com

● Ashton School
Calle Jacinto Manon 16, Ensanche Paraiso
admissions@tas.edu.do

● Atitlan School (Primarily a Spanish language school, they do offer occasional English lessons)

● Berlitz
Ave. 27 de Febrero 589 Edificio Profesional O&M 1er Piso Frente a las Fuerzas Armadas
repdomberlitz@codetel.net.do

● Carol Morgan School

● Charles English College
Resp J T M y Cotes 1
diazcollege@hotmail.com

● Colegio Dominico-Americano (Must be a licensed teacher)
Ave. Abraham Lincoln 21
rrhh@dominicoamericano.edu.do

● The Dream Project (Volunteer position)
Plaza de Patio, Cabarete, Puerto Plata
http://www.info@dominicandream.org/

● Instituto Cultural Dominico Americano
A Lincoln 21
dir.dominico@codetel.net.do

● Knowledge of English

● Learning Center
C/ Wiston Arnaud No. 1 (antigua Cotubanama) Ens. Quisqueya, casi esquina Av. 27 de Febrero, frente al colegio Quisqueya, al lado de Plaza Sajoma II (entrando por Facimotor).
info@learningcenterdr.com

● Look at Me School
Calle Boniare 130, Ens Ozama
lookatme@codetel.net.do

● Natural Learning Corporation

● Societa Dante Alighieri (Italian)
M E Perdomo 17A
info@dantealighieri.com.do

● United System of English
Av N de Caceres 78

● Wall Street Institute
Av Lope de Vega 13 Edif. Progreso Business Center, local 101
info@wsi.edu.do

Ecuador

2009-12-31T05:01:00.025+09:00

Updated 21 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Ecuador, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Ecuador. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas
Ecuador is cracking down on those who overstay their tourist visa, it's only 90 days, then you have to leave for 90 days. If you're offered a job in Ecuador, be sure to ask if you will be getting a legal visa (usually a work visa or cultural exchange visa). Also, make sure that you get this visa BEFORE you enter Ecuador, or else you run the risk of being illegal.

Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Multiple Cities
Please go to the websites to see which cities the institute are in as they tend to expand rapidly. Try looking under “sedes” or “centros”

● Berlitz

● Inlingua

● Natural Learning Corporation

● Southern Cross

● Wall Street Institute

Bahia de Caraquez
● Genesis Volunteer Teaching Program (You will receive free housing with utilities, meals, laundry and internet all included.)
Malecon 1313 y Ascazubi
vladir@childrenecuador.org or vladirv@hotmail.com

Cuenca
● CEDEI (A small stipend is given to volunteers.)
Vía Misicata KM 1.2
info@cedeischool.edu.ec or englishcoord@cedeischool.edu.ec

● Centro de Estudios Interamericanos (Certified teachers only)
Gran Colombia y General Torres, Casilla 597.
english@cedei.org

● CERECO English Center
corresan@gye.satnet.net

● Nexus Institute
her.markness@gmail.com

● The Centro Cultural Ecuatoriano Norteamericano "Abraham Lincoln"

Guayquil
● Brookdale College
Km. 15, via a la Costa
info@brookdale.edu.ec

● Espirtu Santo University
Km. 2.5 vía La Puntilla - Samborondon

Universidad Ecotec
Two campuses in Northern Guayaquil, and Via Samborandon
Contact Dana Hannan at teachguaya@gmail.com

Loja
● Canadian House

Portoviejo
● Cristo Rey High School

Quito
● Academia Cotopaxi (Teaching Certificate + B.A.+ 3 years of experience with international schools.)
De las Higuerrillas y de las Alondras (Monteserrín)
cotopaxi@cotopaxi.k12.ec

● Alliance Academy
http://www.alliance.k12.ec/

● British School (B.A. and masters degree. Employment)
Vía Cunuyacu, km. 2.5, Tumbaco
applications@bsq.edu.ec

● C.E.C.
Ed. Araucaria (Reina Victoria y Baquedano)
guytobar@access.net.ec

● Colegio Albert Einstein
Av. Diego Vásquez de Cepeda km. 4.5
einstien@einstein.k12.ec

● Colegio Americano de Quito (Must be a licensed teacher)
Manuel Benigo Cueva N80-190, Urbanización Carcelén, Casilla 17-01-157
dirgeneral@fcaq.k12.ec

● English First
Catalina Aldaz No. 363 y Portugal.

● Experiment in International Living (They will get you a cultural exchange visa)
Hernando de la Cruz N31-37 y Mariana de Jesús, P.O. BOX: 171200408
english@eilecuador.org or eilecua@access.net.ec

● Fulbright
Diego de Almagro N25-41 Y Av. Colón, PO Box 17-07-9081
etp@fulbright.org.ec

● Key Language Services
Alpallana E6-114 Whymper , 8th Floor
key@andinanet.net

● Small World Partners
Sancha Carrera y N38-11 Villalengua
swp@uio.telconet.net

● Universidad del Pacifico

● Universidad de las Ameritas

● Universidad San Francisco
Av. Interoceánica, y Jardines del Este, Cumbaya

Quevedo
● CEG
cedgenesis@hotmail.com

● Global Voice
eagramps@yahoo.com

● Green Hills School (sorry I haven't been able to find any contact info for them)

Salinas
● London Language Centre (Employment)
enquiries@londonlanguagecentre-ec.com

Via Samborandon
● Universidad Ecotec
Two campuses in Northern Guayaquil, and Via Samborandon
Contact Dana Hannan at teachguaya@gmail.com

El Salvador

2009-12-31T04:03:00.023+09:00

Updated 22 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in El Salvador, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ El Salvador. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas

Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.
San Salvador City
● Berlitz
Alam Dr Manual E Araujo y Av Olimpica Plaza Jardin Edif D

● Escuela Americana

● Escuela Bilingue Maquilishuat
Blvd del Hipódromo No 540 Col San Benito
comments@ebm.edu.sv

● International School of San Salvador (Fill out the online application. Must be a licensed teacher)
Calle La Reforma 169, Box 05-15

● Natural Learning Corporation

● Panamerican School (Go to online services and click on employment form. Must be a licensed teacher.)
panam@panamschool.edu.sv

Guatemala

2009-12-31T03:09:00.022+09:00

Updated 23 December 2011

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Guatemala, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Guatemala. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas

Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.
Coban
● Oxford Language Center
olcjobs@gmail.com
4 avenida, 2-16, Zona 3, Coban, AV
coban@olcenglish.com or olccoban@gmail.com

Guatemala City
● American School of Guatemala (Apply online. Must be a licensed teacher.)
11 calle 15-79 Zona 15 Vista Hermosa III

● Ameritec
39 Calle 10-91 Las Charcas, Zona 11
info@ameritec.com.gt

● Berlitz
Ave. Reforma 7-62 Zona 9 Edif. Aristos 1er Nivel ofo 101CD
Parque Comercial Via Majadas Zona 11

● Colegio Cientifico Integrado
Km 20.8 Carretera a San Lucas Sacatepéquez, "San Andresito", Zona 1 de Mixco
info@cci.edu.gt

● Colegio Decroly Americano
ana.deescobedo@decrolyamericano.com

● English Academy
Finca Santa Barbara, San Cristobal
info@englishacademyguate.com

● Harmon Hall (Fill out the online application)
6 AV 12-69 Z-9

● Instituto Guatemalteco-Americano

● International Business Academy (Fill out the online application)
19 AV A 0-95 Z-15 Vista Hermosa II

● Natural Learning Corporation

● Oxford Language Center
olcjobs@gmail.com
20 calle 23-59, Zona 10
info@olcenglish.com or olcinfo@gmail.com

Quetzaltenango (Xela)
● Instituto Guatemalteco Americano

Solola
● Instituto Mixto de Educacion Basica
madeleine@schamehorn.com

Honduras

2009-12-31T02:19:00.026+09:00

Updated 22 January 2012

This article has been divided into 8 sections
1. General Information
2. Making the Move
3. Getting Cheap Flights
4. Teaching Online
5. Visas
6. Studying Spanish
7. Current Job Openings
8. School Listings

1. General Information
You can find more information about teaching in Honduras, such as salaries and visas, in FAQ Honduras. If you're looking for general information about teaching in Latin America please read FAQ Teaching in Latin America.

2. Making the Move
Moving is stressful as it is, but moving to another country can be chaotic. Check out 30 Days to Move Abroad, which makes moving overseas a breeze. Teaching English is a great way to see the world, but before you go it helps to get information from people who have done it before. A good place to start is Teach English Abroad: The Complete Guide which has everything you need to know. Cover letters are what an employer sees first and if your cover letter gets rejected, the employer will never look at your CV. Amazing Cover Letters will provide quick and easy way to write quality cover letters that will get noticed. At one time or another your students will ask you how they can improve their pronunciation. Many teachers tell their students to practice but don't give them the resources they need. The American Accent Audio Course is made especially for ESL and EFL students who want to better their pronunciation and lose their foreign accent.

3. Getting Cheap Flights
Travelling the world and teaching English sounds like a dream come true until you have to purchase your airline ticket. Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed! and Insider Secrets to Cheap Flights will show you tricks that will get you the cheapest ticket available.

4. Teaching Online
The Ultimate Teaching Position and How to Teach English Online and Get Money show you how you can do what you love while being your own boss. You'll be taken through the steps of opening your own online teaching school and learn how you can teach English online while living anywhere in the world. You can even teach while on vacation.

5. Visas

Be aware that generally Latin American institutes do not get teachers visa. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, however, if working legally is important to you, be sure to ask your employer about visas. If they promise to get you a work visa, but tell you to enter on a tourist visa, be aware that they may not end up getting you a work visa at all. Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities seem more willing to get visas than language institutes.

If they can't, you could always work on a tourist visa. If you go that route, remember it is illegal, however, it can be done. You should find out about overstaying your visa and border hopping. Some countries, such as Mexico are easy to get visas for, others like Ecuador and Panama are difficult and you can run into trouble if you overstay your visa. Some countries like Peru and Costa Rica have many teachers that work under the table and just border hop.

6. Studying Spanish
There are many courses out there for learning Spanish. The best resource for learning languages out there is The Language Hacking Guide by Benny the Irish Polyglot, the owner of Fluent in 3 Months. If you haven't heard of this Irishman who speaks 8 languages, then go to his website and be prepared to be impressed.

The best software out there for learning Spanish is Rocket Languages. It has surpassed Berlitz and Rosetta Stone and is becoming the way to learn Spanish.

Synergy Spanish maintains that traditional ways of learning languages don't work because it all boils down to grammar. By starting with 138 words, you'll begin to branch out and be speaking Spanish before you know it. Looking to learn the real Latin American Spanish?

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is fun, easy, and fast. You'll learn the Spanish that you hear on the streets.

7. Current Job Openings
If you're looking for current jobs, try these job search sites. If you're a licensed teacher, try getting a job at an international school. You can find more info in this article I wrote about international schools.

8. School Listings
Emails and websites often change, so if you find a school that needs updating, please email me at naturegirl321@yahoo.com. If you have a school that you would like to add, feel free to email me with the name, website and contact information.

Atlantida
● Blanca Jeannette Kawas Bilingual School
Barrio Venecia, 1 cdra antes de Esc Maestro Jubilados, Tela

Cofradia
● San Jeronimo Bilingual School (target="_blank"Volunteer position. See “Get involved” to apply)
volunteer@becaschools.org

● Cofradia Bilingual School (Volunteer position. See “Volunteers” to apply)
ben@cofradiaschool.com

Comayague
● Escuela Bilingue Honduras
P.O. BOX #50, Boulevard “Cuarto Centenario”
ebhonline@yahoo.com

Copan
● Hector Emilio Medina Bilingual School
phil@hemschool.org

El Progreso Yoro
● Agape Christian Academy: some teachers have had issues with this school.

Gracias Lempira
● Minerva School
Some people have reported problems with the school, such as the owner keeping your passport.
minervaschool@hotmail.com

La Esperanza
● Southwest School
hqschooljob@yahoo.com

Ocotepeque
● My Little Red House Bilingual School (Volunteer position)
littleredhousebilingual@yahoo.com.mx or redhousebilingualschool@yahoo.com

Puerto Cortez
● Atlantis School
jobs@atlanticschool.hn

● Cortes International School
Barrio El Centro
Cortes_international_school@yahoo.com

Roatan
● Children’s Palace Bilingual School (Apply online)
French Harbour
recruitment@ceehonduras.com

Ruinas de Copan
● The Mayatan School (A small stipend is given to volunteers.)
director@mayatan.org

San Pedro Sula / La Ceiba
● Agape Christian Academy: some teachers have had issues with this school.

● Albert Einstein International School of San Pedro Sula
2 Cll. 11-12 Ave Los Andes #88
aesi@bellsouth.net

● Episcopal Schools of Honduras (Volunteer position)
bboghetich@yahoo.com

● Harris Communications
management@harriscom.org

Tegucigalpa
● American School of Tegucigalpa (Must be a licensed teacher)
Col. Lomas del Guijarro, Ave. República Dominicana, Calle Costa Rica

● Academia Los Pinares (Apply online)

● Alison Bixby Stone School
Zamorano PO Box 93
campuszamorano@zamorano.edu or wdczamorano@zamorano.edu