Ok Guys...: I'm a US Citizen ( from Boston,Ma) currently searching for an schorlaship to stufy in Spain ( Galicia ).. I think that Fullbright will be my first option. ( Im doing a BA in Political Science ) But , I would like to finish my BA in Spain. what would you gusy recommend me? does anyone here knows about any scholarships to study in Spain for US Citizens?? My college is not helping me a lot.
second question):
I'm planning to get my TEFL test at the Boston Language Institute here in Boston.. what I'm wondering is.. how diff. is it for a US CITIZEN to get a job as an english teacher in Spain ( spec. in Galicia ????? ). Please be honest!! I want to live, study an work in Galicia, Spain.
Thank you for your responses,
Domi
Me
Posts: 1 | Location: usa | Registered: 27 January 2007
there have been loads of discussions regarding Americans working here on this and other boards. Do a search here and Daves ESL cafe.
Around Madrid finding work is easy. All schools pay cash and don't really care what your status is. Getting legal work is far more difficult. I can't answer specificly about Galicia but from what I've read the further you move away from Madrid to the south the harder it is to find decent work as everyone wants to live in the south.
Teaching English is good for a few years but long term you have to find a why of getting legal.
Rob
Rob
formerly timhortonsman
Posts: 352 | Location: Tres Cantos | Registered: 29 June 2006
gotta do your homework here and research the info you need as there is a ton of it already on the board. multimadrid has been around for MANY years and there is a lot of great info here.
Galicia is lovely, but why Galicia? I've met a number of people who've picked a region out of a hat and focused on it for no reason other than the fact that that was where they chose when they first decided on coming to Spain.
Like I said, nowt wrong with Galicia, it's lovely, but why?
Sorry, couldn't resist that 
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