Job Opening - Elem. school English Teacher

aligarcia · 01-08-2006

If anyone is interested in a full-time, elementary school English teaching position, please (pm) email me. It is available immediately and it involves teaching 10-11 yr. old students English Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading and Geography. The pay is decent, insurance, etc...
Let me know!

Return2Playa · 01-08-2006

Is a US teaching certificate neccessary? What qualifications are needed?

aligarcia · 01-08-2006

A certificate is not required - they're looking for someone to fill in for a teacher who left, and the applicant should have excellent English speaking skills and comfortable teaching children 10-11 yrs. old. No Spanish is required.

kirbyfan · 01-08-2006

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Originally Posted by aligarcia

A certificate is not required - they're looking for someone to fill in for a teacher who left, and the applicant should have excellent English speaking skills and comfortable teaching children 10-11 yrs. old. No Spanish is required.

Dang! I have a Masters Degree in Education and teach elementary school right now. I would love to come but with a 2 year old I just dont think the time is right for this type of move.

aligarcia · 01-08-2006

Just to let you know, there is a bilingual preschool program at the school for your 2 yr. old, and if you're a teacher, the school picks up the tuition for 1 child. So there ya go!

kirbyfan · 01-08-2006

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Originally Posted by aligarcia

Just to let you know, there is a bilingual preschool program at the school for your 2 yr. old, and if you're a teacher, the school picks up the tuition for 1 child. So there ya go!

Can you pm me with some more detailed information on it such as days/hours, pay, ect... You know, the normal stuff someone would want to know.

Thanks!!!

TAPPY · 01-08-2006

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Originally Posted by aligarcia

Just to let you know, there is a bilingual preschool program at the school for your 2 yr. old, and if you're a teacher, the school picks up the tuition for 1 child. So there ya go!

How easy/hard would it be from some one from the US to take this kinda of job ??? (you know all the paperwork and stuff).

aligarcia · 01-08-2006

I believe that if you even come here on a tourist visa, then go to immigration with all the required paperwork (a list of the required paperwork is available at immigaration), plus the school would provide the proper documentation on your behalf, then an FM3 work visa will be granted. Now, having said all that, there is alot of footwork, paperwork, some expense and patience involved - don't forget, the patience part of that. In one case, it took about 8 weeks for the FM3 to be given to the teacher.

simplyloca · 01-08-2006

I will be there this weekend....would love to meet.....I am an elementary teacher in Florida, and am very interested in getting more information....this is wonderful!

simplyloca · 01-08-2006

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Originally Posted by aligarcia

If anyone is interested in a full-time, elementary school English teaching position, please (pm) email me. It is available immediately and it involves teaching 10-11 yr. old students English Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading and Geography. The pay is decent, insurance, etc...
Let me know!

I am an elementary teacher in florida.....please email me with specific details as I will be in Playa this weekend! My email is pcalderoni1@tampabay.rr.com..... I would love to meet and seriously check this opportunity out. Thanks!

Manitou · 01-08-2006

In 2.5 years this is what I will be pursuing. I'll have 30 years in the Colorado Public School system so will retire from there. Will then begin looking for a teaching position somewhere out of the country. I've taught 2nd graders (7 year olds), 4th graders (9 year olds) and middle school students (12-14 year olds).

Anyway, keep posting any positions like this in the future unless of course you head back to Corrales.

supercat · 01-08-2006

Just a little too quick for me too. I have an elementary education degree but I am not looking at relocating for a few years .... darn!!!!

aisha · 01-08-2006

I wish I could be around in time to apply for the position. The position opened up 6 months too early!

suzeq · 01-08-2006

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Originally Posted by Manitou

In 2.5 years this is what I will be pursuing. I'll have 30 years in the Colorado Public School system so will retire from there. Will then begin looking for a teaching position somewhere out of the country. I've taught 2nd graders (7 year olds), 4th graders (9 year olds) and middle school students (12-14 year olds).

Anyway, keep posting any positions like this in the future unless of course you head back to Corrales.

Ah! Another Colorado public school teacher! I have another 7 years.

I'm thinking I'd like to work with plants at Echters or O'Toole's when I'm finished.
Until then, back to work tomorrow.

summer05 · 01-08-2006

Sounds like the perfect job! Sorry to say, I have about 8 more years before I can retire and teach in Mexico, but it truly is my dream!

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Return2Playa lost on fifth Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 12	Is a US teaching certificate neccessary? What qualifications are needed?

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aligarcia way into it Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Corrales, New Mexico Posts: 186	A certificate is not required - they're looking for someone to fill in for a teacher who left, and the applicant should have excellent English speaking skills and comfortable teaching children 10-11 yrs. old. No Spanish is required.

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aligarcia way into it Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Corrales, New Mexico Posts: 186	Just to let you know, there is a bilingual preschool program at the school for your 2 yr. old, and if you're a teacher, the school picks up the tuition for 1 child. So there ya go!

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aligarcia way into it Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Corrales, New Mexico Posts: 186	I believe that if you even come here on a tourist visa, then go to immigration with all the required paperwork (a list of the required paperwork is available at immigaration), plus the school would provide the proper documentation on your behalf, then an FM3 work visa will be granted. Now, having said all that, there is alot of footwork, paperwork, some expense and patience involved - don't forget, the patience part of that. In one case, it took about 8 weeks for the FM3 to be given to the teacher.

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simplyloca sandflea Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Tampa, Florida Posts: 2	I will be there this weekend....would love to meet.....I am an elementary teacher in Florida, and am very interested in getting more information....this is wonderful!

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Manitou añejo Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Colorado, USA Posts: 1,910	In 2.5 years this is what I will be pursuing. I'll have 30 years in the Colorado Public School system so will retire from there. Will then begin looking for a teaching position somewhere out of the country. I've taught 2nd graders (7 year olds), 4th graders (9 year olds) and middle school students (12-14 year olds). Anyway, keep posting any positions like this in the future unless of course you head back to Corrales.

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supercat toe in water Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Winnipeg MB Canada Posts: 59	Just a little too quick for me too. I have an elementary education degree but I am not looking at relocating for a few years .... darn!!!!

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aisha way into it Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Playa del Carmen Posts: 231	I wish I could be around in time to apply for the position. The position opened up 6 months too early!

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summer05 beachaholic Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 289	Sounds like the perfect job! Sorry to say, I have about 8 more years before I can retire and teach in Mexico, but it truly is my dream!

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