Overview
Spain is a popular destination for TEFL teachers in Europe, particularly for those looking to combine teaching with lifestyle. However, salaries are lower compared to Asia.
Requirements
- TEFL certificate (120 hours recommended)
- EU passport or work visa (important)
Bachelor’s degree (preferred but not always required)
Salary & Benefits
- €700 – €1,500 per month
- Limited benefits compared to Asia
Part-time roles are common
Job Types
- Private language academies
- Public school assistant programmes
Private tutoring
Pros
- Excellent lifestyle and climate
- Strong demand for conversational English
- Opportunities for private tutoring
Cons
- Lower salaries
- Limited benefits
Work visa challenges for non-EU citizens
Final Thoughts
Spain is best suited for those prioritising lifestyle over income, with opportunities to supplement earnings through private lessons.
*Before applying for jobs, ensure you meet the qualification requirements. You can complete an internationally recognised TEFL course with Open-Access TEFL to get started.
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