North American Language and Culture Assistant Program in Spain

Posted by: SRedw

North American Language and Culture Assistant Program in Spain - 03/10/06 07:31 AM

Dear Sir/Madam,

The Education Office of the Embassy of Spain is pleased to announce that the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science will be sponsoring a North American Language and Culture Assistant Program for elementary and secondary schools in Spain. This program enables US and Canadian citizens to work as English Language Assistants in Spain for the school year 2006-2007. The assistants will work in close connection with experienced Spanish teachers and are meant to collaborate mostly in teaching English oral skills.

We would greatly appreciate it if you could inform your students of this opportunity.

Candidates can find information and requirements on the following website:

http://www.sgci.mec.es/usa/AC/indexing.shtml

Applications for the 482 grants offered should be completed and submitted online by March 20, 2006.

Should candidates have any questions regarding this program please contact our office:

e-mail: norteamericanos@mec.es
Tel: 202 728 2335
Fax: 202 728 2313

José Francisco Olivares Ruiz
Education Advisor
Education Office
Embassy of Spain in Washington.
2375, Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Washington D.C. 20037
Tel. 1-202-728-2335
Fax. 1-202-728-2313
norteamericanos@mec.es
Posted by: aidance

Re: North American Language and Culture Assistant Program in Spain - 03/10/06 06:40 PM

Thanks for the great information. I'm passing it along to friends who would qualify. Do you know if the program is likely to continue for a few more years at least? Do you know anyone who has participated in it? It sounds like a dream come true for many, especially those who can supplement the income with savings--I imagine it would be tough to live on 630 Euros/month.
Posted by: janel

Re: North American Language and Culture Assistant Program in Spain - 03/15/06 04:30 PM

but 630 a month for 12 hours a week is good. You could suppliment with private classes.
It sounds great! I wish they would have done this 5 years ago!!!