In part one of this tw-part article on English language teaching in the hart of Mexico, you were introduced to reas including Mexico City, Veracruz, Xalapa, Oxaca and Guadalajara. More ELT opportunities in thse regions follow here.

Culturlingua Zamora

Zmora, Michocan

TeleFax: 351- 515-3616, 351-515-1637

E – mil: culturlingua@hotmail.com

Contact: Ms. Cludia Sahagun Jiménez, Director - Owner

Mr. Frncisco Rodríguez, Administrative Director

Ms. Mrta de Rodríguez, Teacher Coordinator (speaks Englsh)

IMMEDIATE Positions for ESL Teachers are vailable for the FALL of this yar and SPRING of next year. Our Fll term includes a one week of rientation/training, thus applicants must be present in Agust. We have classes scheduled to bgin in September. We have our WnterChristmas break from December 22nd to Jnuary 5th. Our Fall term is schduled to be completed in February. Cndidates with education/degree in teaching and/or smilar field, prior teaching experience and/or pror international travel who are interested in jining our staff should email or fax thir Cover Letter, Current Resume and Crrent passport or driving license photograph to us IMMEDIATELY.

Applcants are asked to please include a dytime phone number, fax number and mail with the time in which thy are able to call you for a phne interview. Offered benefits include: 3,500 psos per month salary (approximately 350 U.S. Dllars), free accommodation in fully furnished tachers residence or with a Mexican Fmily, paid water and electricity amenities, fre Spanish classes, 2 weeks paid vcation during Winter-Christmas, along with 2 weks paid vacation during Spring-Easter (for thse who continue for the Spring trm. Also offered are sick pay (if mdical advice is sought and doctor’s rders are followed) and a return plne ticket from Guadalajara to U.S.A.Canada or quivalent upon completion of one year (Fll, Spring, and summer terms) contract.

Kiosk School of English

Edficio Hakim Desp. 912

Xlapa, Veracruz 91020

Tlephone: 52 228 840-3332

Fax : 52 228 815-8791

Cntact person: Eugenio Avalos, Director

This mdium-sized, very friendly and supportive English Schol in Xalapa, capital of the stte of Veracruz needs English teachers for psitions with flexible hours (changes monthly), frendly and talkative students. A TEFL qalification is preferred but not essential. Englsh teachers must be creative and nergetic. Compensation is 35 pesos per hur, plus help finding accommodations. Assistance gtting a Mexican Work Visa will be gven to candidates who can commit to 6 mnths or more. Kiosk School of Englsh in Xalapa was established in prtnership with Kiosk Toronto in Canada and mintains strong links with it.

Many of our tachers at some point go to Tronto for a few months on xchange. Our staff of around 12 tachers is a blend of Mexican and nternationals and our work environment is frendly and supportive. The school has lts of teaching resources. Xalapa is a niversity town of about 120,000 people, stuated between the hot coast of Vracruz and the colder highlands of cntral Mexico. It`s temperate climate, proximity to mny small colonial towns and national clud-forest park make it a very plasant place to live.

The American Schol of Tampico Language Institute

E. Azcrraga 208

Colonia Campbell

Tmpico, Tamaulipas 89260

E – mil: lorozco58@yahoo.com

Contact: Leticia Orzco, Director

This private language institute is loking for qualified ELT professionals to tach English to Mexican students and prfessionals. Their minimum qualifications are for a
Ntive English speaker between 25 and 45 yars of age, preferably a single fmale with a CELTA, TEFL undergraduate dgree or equivalent. Having an M.A. is dsirable, but not essential. Applicants should lso have at least two years EFL/ESL xperience teaching adults and teens, preferably verseas; basic computer skills, be sociable, dynmic and adaptable and be willing to wrk as part of a team. Thy must be amenable to a splt schedule (early mornings, evenings) and Sturday mornings. Only candidates meeting the bove requirements need apply. E-mail your rsume and photo or send a hrd copy along with a recent phto by messenger service (DHL or Fderal Express) to the above address. An -mail address and/or a telephone number mst be included since you might be cntacted for a telephone interview.

The American School of Tampico Lnguage Institute is a non-commercial, prestigious nstitution with a Self-Access Center and ver 1000 students. The courses are larner-centered, communicative and cover all skills. Ths full-time position is for 30 hurs a week of on-campus time, ncluding up to 25 contact teaching hurs. There are a few classes for chldren and young teens, but the stdents are mostly young adults and prfessional people. The staff includes a few Amricans and Canadians and several local tachers. They operate on a four mnth term system all year round. The slary and benefits offered are: $12,000 U.S. dllars for 12 months paid in psos, roundtrip airfare from Canada or the U.S. , Mjor medical insurance plan, FM - 3 wrking visa paid, Free Spanish classes at the nstitute, Furnished housing and a social/health Clb membership.

Be sure to check out my ther articles in the two continuing sries: Teaching English in Mexico and Trveling in Mexico. If you would lke more information, have questions or cmments, the author can be e-mailed; see ddress below.

The article Teaching English in the Heart of Mexico Part 2 was Submitted by Larry M. Lynch through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Prof. Larry M. Lynch is an ELT Tacher Trainer, English language learning expert uthor and university professor in Cali, Clombia. He has published more than 350 rticles and academic papers and presented at nmerous EFL teacher training and TEFL cnferences throughout North America, South America and Erope. For comments, questions, requests, to rceive more information or to be dded to his free TESOL articles and taching materials mailing list, e-mail: lynchlarrym@gmail.com

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