Working in Spain with American Language Academy
The advantages and opportunities of working in another country are well known. In the competitive landscape that currently prevails in the working field, working in another country helps you forge
TEFL Internships – Spain
Your Step-by-Step Guide for Spanish Legalization
As a US Citizen, you will be applying for a Student Visa that allows you to legally stay in Spain for the duration of the 9-month TEFL internship. The steps
TEFL Guide to the Arrival and Orientation in Spain ✈️
Isabelle is back to share her tips and tricks to get off to the perfect start to your Spain internship. This will put your traveling nerves at ease, so you
Barcelona or Bust – Interview with Maddie Scanlan
Tell us about your path to TEFL teaching in Spain. What was the most exciting part? I heard about internship opportunities through a friend in the United Kingdom. I set
TEFL Job vs. TEFL Internship
You’ve been scouring the internet for months, idly scrolling through blogs of current and past ESL teachers, daydreaming your life as one of them. Suddenly, a new concept fills your
Sales Job To A New Life In Spain – Interview With Jamie Finlan
Jamie Finlan, who hails from Carlow, Ireland, has come to the end of his 9 months of teaching English in Spain. Jamie has a passion for adventure and has made
Tilly's TEFL Life in Sunny Spain ☀️
Tilly, we’ve been following you on Instagram and it looks like you’re having an amazing time. Tell us, why Spain? Had you ever been there before or even traveled much?
Grande time in Barcelona – Interview with Matthew Del Grande
You only need to scroll through Matthew’s Instagram (@digitalmdg) for a few seconds before you see that he is a creative traveler. From South Africa to Canada, and the UK
Spain or Bust – Interview with Desirae Sutherland
Desirae might’ve wanted to be an architect as a kid, but she is absolutely LOVING her life as a TEFL teacher in Catalonia, Spain. And can you blame her? There’s
Nothing Wong in Spain – Interview with Isabelle Wong
Isabelle Wong – remember her name, because she’ll be a famous violinist someday. Her passions for writing, music, and of course, teaching, have led her to the northeast of Spain.
