We assists native English speakers to live and teach English in Spain in the Spanish school systems via the North American Language and Cultural Assistants (NALCA) program run by the Spanish government that employs and pays native English speakers for an entire Spanish school year (September/October to June/July), with paid holiday vacations. You would be working: • four-day weeks, • no more than 25 hours each week, • with plenty of time to explore and experience all that Spain and Europe have to offer as you travel around.
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