A Typical Day || Auxiliar de Conversacion
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2018
- This is a regular day for an Auxiliar de Conversación living in rural Spain. Follow me as I show you a typical Spanish lifestyle as an American living in a small Spanish town. I teach English, I eat Spanish food, I teach more English, and I love every moment of it!
Got questions? Reach out to me on Instagram:
IG: @jeremyburrito
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Programa de Auxiliares de Conversación:
www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/mec...
You see, the more I get to see young people, boys and girls, going solo around the world, and living live the way is supposed to be lived, fearless and adventurous, the more proud I feel about the new generation. Thanks for sharing this awesome video.
WOWWW Jeremy! Life there looks great! Looking forward to more of your vlogs!
Thanks for making these videos! It made my parents (and me, tbh) feel a lot better at the prospect of living in a different country :)
I'm happy to hear that it helped ! Traveling opens you up to so many new experiences you won't regret it :)
Can’t wait to do this!!!! Goals
Great video, Jeremy! I'm getting ready to head out to my first year as an auxiliar in Galicia. I'm stoked :)
I've been wanting to move to Spain and maybe teach English there. I'm thinking of doing something like this for a couple of years, but we'll see what happnes. My dream is to be able to live there. Thanks for such a fun and informative video!
Hello, I think I am inspired to go there. Awesome!
You're a cutie. Thank you for such a great video! 💯😊 I'm watching this a while after it was posted but I'm going to be in Granada working as an aux this year so I was searching for some videos!!
soo exciteddd 😁😁
I watched your vlog for the 1st time. You gave me a peak on what a day is like living in a small town in Spain. Hopefully, you can find your way to Madrid……a “kid” like you will probably find the big city more exciting. Just the same, you are a wonderful host. And very handsome.☮️
Hi I loved the presentation of your video you should keep it up! 💖✨ I was wondering has there been any changes to this program due to Covid?
I want to do this so bad! Enjoyed the video.
6:12 empty refrigerator, nevera (heladera en Argentina) vacía jaja😂... btw I agree the better way to learn a new language is 'live intraction' (8:32), precisely the way little kids do... Muy buen video Jeremy, me ha gustado enormemente... Un abrazo desde Venezuela 👍👍
Good video
Me gusta mucho tus videos c:
Amazing! Did you stay at the hotel the entire time that you were there? Was it expensive on a monthly basis? Were there many housing options available in that small town?
Ur life as an assistant teacher is very interesting. I wanted to be an AC, hopefully :) are u still in spain?
Hi. Thanks for sharing this video. Before I was watching this while applying to this program.. Now I'm an auxiliares de conversacion in Spain on the island of Mallorca.. Many don't know about this place but it is beautiful.. Isla Bonita.. I also created my channel to start this assistant language journey.
Hey what visa did you get and how long did you work?
Hi, I was wondering about how much Spanish you knew when you moved to do this. Did/do you speak it fluently?
Hey! Great video! Just wondering, what do you use to teach the kids a smart whiteboard? Is it powerpoint presentations usually? Thank you!!
Thank you! It depends on your school and the head teacher really. I used a combination of everything but I rarely used PowerPoints
Jeremy Burrito ah cool, thanks!
I hope I can book the appointment for the interview and pass. I really want this 🙏🙏🙏
Good luck! It is an amazing experience
hello do you still work as a English teacher till now?
im a Filipino, Spanish citizen, i work in Macau . but im planing on moving to Spain, and maybe try to teach English.....
What do i need to be able to teach English....i do speak Spanish too...
and yeah how much does it pay like maybe 8 hours a day??
Hello Jeremy, you remember the school of algueña? I am a student whith this school
Do you think it's a big deal if I don't have prior teaching experience? Alsooooo did you fill out the other working experience section? Kinda like a resume? Sorry for so many questions I just really want to do this and I'm nervous. Thanks for the video!
Prior teaching experience isn't required but it will definitely be helpful ! And yea basically like a resume you can also internship experience if you have any. Good luck!
Ay, mi madre!! He entrado buscando experiencias de gente con esta beca porque me voy a Francia y me encuentro con que has estado a escasos 15 kilómetros de mi pueblo!!!
Ha sido una experiencia inolvidable! De qué pueblo eres?
Is there an age limit to be an auxilliar de conversación?
Hi bro. Im from the Philippines and am also currently a Language Assistant. Not sure if you do private classes or not for extra income, but if you do, did you encounter any problems finding some? I’ve had a difficult time getting classes, not sure if because I’m Filipino and Spanish people just prefer other nationalities or jus because I lack qualifications. Great video, keep it up!
I haven't personally found nationality to be an issue. It can definitely be a challenge to find private classes. Try networking and establishing yourself by word of mouth. You can ask other teachers, find language exchange groups and see if someone is looking for a tutor, also auxiliar Facebook groups sometimes talk about that. And don't worry about lacking qualifications, just be confident in what you're doing and always do your best to be prepared. Good luck!
Hi is it true that auxiliary will be only given upto two years? What other options can you make if you want to stay more years in Spain?
Yea I think there is a limit, but there are several different auxiliar programs that you can take part in
That uncomfortable moment when the teacher entered the room hahaha
hi there... is there age limit for me to apply?..
Just start subbing to ur channel here, Jeremy.
Nice content! Are u still there in Es atm? Which part of Es?
Am planning to work as Language Assistant there next year. Hope, I get accepted.
Also, was this your first choice location? I keep hearing it’s usually based on when you apply in the cycle. Just curious!
It was randomly assigned to me. And i did complete the application pretty late so that would explain a lot lol
Cool video man. How did you like living in a small town? Was it hard to meet people?
It was quite a different lifestyle than what I'm used to so it definitely had its challenges. But I enjoyed it a lot because it was such a unique experience for me. As for meeting people, I think you learn to appreciate quality of relationships over quantity haha
@@JeremyBurrito thanks for the insight! I'm applying next year with hopes of being placed in Madrid. I'm from a smaller city in Canada so I'm hoping to be placed in Madrid to experience big city life. But honestly you can't go wrong with being placed anywhere in Spain.. such a great country. Did you travel lots while there?
Madrid is a great city ! But yea wherever you get placed the experience is what you make of it. And Alicante where I was placed has a really good international airport so I was able to travel a lot but I didn't save much haha
Is this in the Murcia region ?
It's right on the border of Murcia and Valencian Community
Thank you
Hello, I want to apply as an auxilares de conversacion for the year 2020-2021. This year they don't have a representative in India and everything is being handled by the New Zealand Embassy. The email they've put to get an interview isn't reverting. Can you help?
Hey are you applying this time?
LOL me when I cook
How much prep do you do for an hour of private tutoring?
It depends. For a simple lesson just like half an hour could be enough and I can use the same content for multiple pupils. If the student has an exam they need help preparing for or if I want to prepare a special project then I may spend more time prepping
Hi. Is "Burrito" your real last name?
where in Spain are you, the area looks lonely.....
Haha it's a bit of a secluded area. It's in the interior of Alicante province
😉❤️
Is it easy to make friends living in Spain? Are you near any other individuals in the same program as you?
There was only one school in my town but i had an auxiliar friend in the next town over. And of course it's always great making local friends!
Hi!! I’m interested in participating in this after I graduate in a year! How does the housing go? How can you afford to live comfortably on the salary that they give you? I’m hoping to travel frequently during my time there. I’ve heard it’s very wise to come with some money saved
Hey man your lifestyle is sick! I know I am watching this video late but is there a lot of opportunities to make friends ? it seemed lonely
I made some great friends! It's easier to meet people in a bigger city but if you're open and sociable then you can make great friends even in small towns
I wish I could visit the land of my ancestors, Iberia, but the closest I ever got was the sky of France while travelling from Miami to Zürich to Shanghai to Phnom Penh to teach English. My life now: "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times." You seem to be filipino. I met some here. I thought of teaching English in the Philippines but they already know English. Also, I wanted to leave the US of AIDS zone, which unfortunately Spain and Philippines fall under as subordinate allies against China & Russia. I'm Honduran. I wish I could be given Spanish citizenship due to my race being Spanish, but they do that only for Sephardic Jews, I think, since they're racist Zionazis who put Jews above Europeans. They will call me anti-Semitic yet I worship a Jew.