Is it possible to get a job teaching English in Mexico before moving?

Question

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Answer 1

Here's a bunch of places that advertise.
http://www.teachabroad.com/Mexico.cfm

I would try to get personal opinions on whatever you come up with to avoid problems. I've heard a few horror stories. Have enough money to be able to quit the job.

Lonely Planet is a good place to ask about others experiences
http://thorntree.lonelyplanet.com/categories.cfm?catid=17

Answer 2

If you are both unsure, then I would give it more serious thought. It's a big financial undertaking and you don't want to end up in a situation where it's not financially possible to move back if you decide. And don't forget - visiting is one thing, living there is another. It's a whole other world there. Be certain you are aware of all of the differences - laws, health care, etc. Personally, I'd just consider visiting more often. Your husband has been here 10 years and is obviously comfortable with life in the US. There are plenty of ways to expose your daughter to the culture.

Answer 3

Like any other job, you have to apply. What you can do is contact the private schools in the city where you are expecting to move and get an application, they will ask you about experience teaching

Answer 4

Probably go on the internet under Teaching English as a Second Language or Monster.com. It shouldn't be too hard to hunt around.

Answer 5

It is absolutely possible!! In Guadalajara there are many places where you can teach for some time and then move!
1.- Vancouver International Language Centre
2.- IMAC-Inglés total
and others...is quite commun

Answer 6

I dont think is possible, but i recommend you to check on the internet the information of private schools of the city in which you are going to move to and send them by email your resume. Usually new teachers and school schedules are prepare on end of july beg of august so contact them on that period.

Good luck