4 Reasons to Teach English in Buenos Aires
Teach English in Buenos Aires – a South American dream, isn’t it? The buzzing city, also known as the ‘Paris of South America’ has plenty to offer from celebrity life
Teach English in Buenos Aires – a South American dream, isn’t it? The buzzing city, also known as the ‘Paris of South America’ has plenty to offer from celebrity life
The Past Two Years Travels for the past two years were very limited, which has been devastating for the TEFL and travel community. Many of us had to resort to
March 2020, an unforgettable time for Elisabeth! She decided to start a TEFL in South America. Elisabeth adventured from Germany to the USA and now Mazatlan, Mexico. Elisabeth found her
TEFL in Colombia is an experience unlike any other. TEFL teachers are in fairly high demand across the entire country but are hard to come by for students not attending private schools in the major cities
All work and no play?! Puh-lease, this isn’t your regular boring desk job. That’s why we’re here to remind you to get up, get out, and go SEE Colombia for all that it is. Socialise! Make friends, take it easy, adapt and integrate wholly into your new lifestyle. Connect with fellow expats about the wonders (and challenges) of your newfound life abroad, then dig deeper by making friends with the locals, too. They know the best spots!
Read this blog to discover our top hot destinations for January if you seek for sun, warmth and beautiful landscapes! The holidays are over. The warmth of the Thanksgiving feast
More than 99% of Colombians speak Spanish—wow! You better warm up your tongue and brush up on your rolling rrrrr’s before heading here to teach English. But don’t worry, if
Lorena currently teaches Language and Literature in secondary school, Business English in a hotel management and tourism school, and Aviation English in a civil and commercial aviation degree course—not to
Colombia is a nation born of diversity. Fabulous, tasty diversity. The Spanish conquistadors influence extends from the customs, the architecture, and yes—the food. The former slave trade, the indigenous Amerindian
Meet Brandi, an amazing woman who decided to travel down to South America in search of a new experience. After years of working in a different career, she decided to