Hi Jenny,

Just thought I'd say hi and that I'm thinking of moving over to Madrid soon and will also be looking for work. Do you have any good websites with vacancy listings on? Also, did you find work before you arrived in Madrid or did you just go out and start looking once there? I can speak fluent spanish and I've lived and studied in Valencia before, so I'm used to living in Spain but I think coming out without knowing what you'll be doing is scary!

Thanks,

Jen

 

Here's a Job for you, or anyone in General for December/Jan

ANYONE WANT TO BE A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER IN MADRID FOR December 22nd, then January 7th-13th? Email: calendagally@yahoo.ca

Hello, this is a pretty good offer. I am gone to my home country on December 22nd and I don't return until the 13th of January. Ergo, I need to find a replacement for me to teach my English classes. You are looking at getting paid 300 Euros plus (around 19 hours in total). Get paid in "the black," so straight up cheque/cash.

The classes are with majority of adults (a few adolescents), the classes are near Goya Metro (Linea 2), in the centre of Madrid. On Tuesdays and Thursdays you teach in the mornings, and then in the evenings, On Mondays and Wednesdays only one hour, Fridays no classes, and on Saturdays for 2 hours (11 am to 1 pm).

On the 22nd of December you would teach from 10 am to 12 pm, and then from 6 pm to 10 pm.

It's guaranteed work. My boss needs a replacement for me badly. I can meet with you in person, give you the materials, and discuss what needs to be done...most likely meet at my school.

This is great for people who just arrived. As well, my boss needs teachers for classes coming up in the New Year, so this is the best way to get your foot in the door in my academy!!!!!!