Teachers should ask to have a fijo discontínuo contract. These are the advantages.
[:en]During our short explanation of the collective labour agreement that rules our sector, we mentioned a type of contract which […]
[:en]During our short explanation of the collective labour agreement that rules our sector, we mentioned a type of contract which […]
[:en]Following some post on Facebook groups about teachers and teacher’s salaries, I get the impression many don’t understand where these
[:en]Most teachers who start working with us, do not understand their payslip. Which is completely understandable, spaniards don’t understand theirs
[:en]If you are a member of the EU, working as a teacher in Spain is easy. You don’t need any
[:en]When I watched this talk, I immediately thought I should share it on this blog, as it’s a blog for
[:en]As an academy, we receive more updates than teachers do. So I will be posting some of them on this
[:en]A few hours ago a teacher has asked a good (as in useful) question in one of the Facebook TEFL
[:en]Every country celebrates their Teachers’ Day a different date. Spain celebrates theirsevery 27th of November, in honor of José Calasanz,
[:en]Most teachers now add to their CVs «business English experience«. They know there’s a huge demand for Business English classes
[:en]Some of your students will be wanting to take a Cambridge exam some time soon. As a Cambridge Preparation Center