David is an inspiration. I have been despairing a bit, yearning to teach English in Mexico but not seeing it in the cards for at least 3 more years if not 8, but seeing him living his dream beyond the expected 20-something age range of most English teachers reminds me that it doesn't have to be now. It is my dream, and I will reach it, and it doesn't have to be now. Thanks David
I am actually a bit curious to hear about the challenges he said he experienced in Colombia for his internship because I am looking at teaching in Colombia 🤔
I studied abroad this past spring in Querétaro and had to come back to the US halfway through the semester due to covid😢 I am studying to be an ESL teacher as well! This video made me miss Querétaro so much, maybe I’ll be back to do the same thing as you! Thanks for sharing!😊
Cool video! I made a similar video about my experiences living and teaching in Queretaro around the same time you released this. I worked in QRO in 2013. Your school seems much nicer than mine. How many hours a week did you work? Did you work on Saturdays?
I forgot to tell you that the classes are a couple of hours from Monday to Friday here in my department so they can get another job to earn more money or take a walk in their free hours
I’m interested in doing this but I’m wanting to take my child with me. Do you think it would be smart to teach her every language I’m going to learn so that she can go to school in that specific country I choose to work in ?? Thank you !! P.S starting with Spanish first
Awesome video! I’m American, 41 years old. I have an Associate Degree in Education, a TESOL certificate and 3 years experience teaching ESL online. I also have 2 children. Would I be able to teach English in Mexico? Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you in advance.
How are you banking? Did you open an acct in Mexico, and keep or close your accts in the states? I will be going in March of 2023 and trying to get as much done before I go.
I see your rent is only $185? Is that only your portion since you are sharing with roommates? Wondering how much the rent/utilities are total? As I will be there alone 😊
Hi Alexander, all of our students receive lifetime job search guidance and access to our alumni groups, so a lot of our students are able to procure jobs through those pathways. It is possible to teach in Mexico as a NNES, feel free to check out our webpage on all requirements, job information, and salary expectations here: ita.fyi/TeachEnglishinMexico
David is an inspiration. I have been despairing a bit, yearning to teach English in Mexico but not seeing it in the cards for at least 3 more years if not 8, but seeing him living his dream beyond the expected 20-something age range of most English teachers reminds me that it doesn't have to be now. It is my dream, and I will reach it, and it doesn't have to be now. Thanks David
I am actually a bit curious to hear about the challenges he said he experienced in Colombia for his internship because I am looking at teaching in Colombia 🤔
Sooo proud of you Ash!! Thanks for sharing this!!
Heartfelt thank you for posting, very informative and concise. Again, thanks and God bless you all !!!
I studied abroad this past spring in Querétaro and had to come back to the US halfway through the semester due to covid😢 I am studying to be an ESL teacher as well! This video made me miss Querétaro so much, maybe I’ll be back to do the same thing as you! Thanks for sharing!😊
Great video! I am also from Northern Virginia, and am from San Juan Del Rio Queretaro.!
Curious to know why David didnt like Colombia. I love it here in Bogota' teaching English.
Hi, I'm moving to Queretaro in March. I'll be teaching at one on CONACYT partner universities teaching Scientific English.
Loved this! Great Job!
Great video! Very informative 👍🏾
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Cool video! I made a similar video about my experiences living and teaching in Queretaro around the same time you released this. I worked in QRO in 2013. Your school seems much nicer than mine. How many hours a week did you work? Did you work on Saturdays?
I forgot to tell you that the classes are a couple of hours from Monday to Friday here in my department so they can get another job to earn more money or take a walk in their free hours
I’m interested in doing this but I’m wanting to take my child with me. Do you think it would be smart to teach her every language I’m going to learn so that she can go to school in that specific country I choose to work in ?? Thank you !! P.S starting with Spanish first
Good stuff! I have to imagine that for many teachers having adult students is much more preferable. Yes?
awesome video!!
Hi, are you still in Queretaro? Considering moving there as a single mother with two kids and researching tefl courses 😊
Awesome video! I’m American, 41 years old. I have an Associate Degree in Education, a TESOL certificate and 3 years experience teaching ESL online. I also have 2 children. Would I be able to teach English in Mexico? Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you in advance.
How are you banking? Did you open an acct in Mexico, and keep or close your accts in the states? I will be going in March of 2023 and trying to get as much done before I go.
What would you say your experience is teaching in mexico and would you recommend it.
And can you live a good life doing it?
I see your rent is only $185? Is that only your portion since you are sharing with roommates? Wondering how much the rent/utilities are total? As I will be there alone 😊
Cool! nice job!
do you have online class my friend looking for online class or website so his niece want to learn how to speak english they are residing at jalisco
Hi, what’s the best website to find a job in Mexico? Is it possible to find a employment as a NNES?
Hi Alexander, all of our students receive lifetime job search guidance and access to our alumni groups, so a lot of our students are able to procure jobs through those pathways. It is possible to teach in Mexico as a NNES, feel free to check out our webpage on all requirements, job information, and salary expectations here: ita.fyi/TeachEnglishinMexico
Nice!
Are you ok now? Update?
David seems to have more of a German accent than an English one