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Teaching English in Argentina Teaching English here is a beatuiful experince rich in culture and tradition. In Spring and Autumn are the best month, with sunny days and pleasant temperatures. It rains often, but not for long. Summers are hot and sticky. Winters mild and sunny, and the temperatures rarely drop below freezing. The country’s territory offers a wide variety of climates: subtropical in the North, sub-Antarctic in the southern Patagonia, and mild and humid in the Pampas plains. Average temperature from November to March is 23° C, and 12° C from June to September.
Located in South America, and thus, in the southern hemisphere, Argentina has an area of almost 3.8 million square kilometres – approximately 54% are plains (grasslands and savannahs), 23%, plateaus, and the other 23%, mountains - and the remainder in the Antarctic. It is 3,800 Km. long and borders Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile. Argentina’s main characteristic is the enormous contrast between the immense eastern plains and the impressive Andes mountain range to the west.
Argentina’s current population is more than 36 million inhabitants, almost half of which live in the city and the province of Buenos Aires. 95% of the population is white, and most are descendants of Italians and Spaniards. Spanish is the official language of the Argentine Republic, and there is complete religious freedom, although the official religion is Roman Catholic.

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The Teaching English in Argentina has done well in developing a large TEFL tradition over the last few years. The recent economic problems have now started to stabilize, and this teaching market is recovering well.
Business English is in big demand, particularly in Buenos Aires. Here thousands of companies provide English lessons for their employees. Business teaching is often in-house, so the teachers need to travel from company to company. American-English is sometimes preferred, though opportunities exist for qualified teachers from any native English-speaking background. International language school chains have also arrived in Argentina, such as the Wall Street Institute and Inlingua..
The number of hours of teaching a week on average are 10 - 20. You can teach all levels and ages in Argentina from business women to orphans.
Due to the economical situation, it is difficult for many students to buy English books or to get them from a public library. You will need to give them challenging activities: using authentic materials, like English newspapers, magazines, brochures, ads, etc. Children are growing up in a country full of problems, and they question why they have to learn English or why they have to study. Originality and enthusiasm are definitely needed to make a connection.

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	Teaching English in Argentina Teaching English here is a beatuiful experince rich in culture and tradition. In Spring and Autumn are the best month, with sunny days and pleasant temperatures. It rains often, but not for long. Summers are hot and sticky. Winters mild and sunny, and the temperatures rarely drop below freezing. The country’s territory offers a wide variety of climates: subtropical in the North, sub-Antarctic in the southern Patagonia, and mild and humid in the Pampas plains. Average temperature from November to March is 23° C, and 12° C from June to September. Located in South America, and thus, in the southern hemisphere, Argentina has an area of almost 3.8 million square kilometres – approximately 54% are plains (grasslands and savannahs), 23%, plateaus, and the other 23%, mountains - and the remainder in the Antarctic. It is 3,800 Km. long and borders Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and Chile. Argentina’s main characteristic is the enormous contrast between the immense eastern plains and the impressive Andes mountain range to the west. Argentina’s current population is more than 36 million inhabitants, almost half of which live in the city and the province of Buenos Aires. 95% of the population is white, and most are descendants of Italians and Spaniards. Spanish is the official language of the Argentine Republic, and there is complete religious freedom, although the official religion is Roman Catholic. TEFL CELTA DELTA TESOL TESL Teach English Overseas Contact Directors of studies in minutes for your new job! We have been helping teachers get work since 2003 Living in Buenos Aires is a shopping paradise, for all tastes. Food is cheap and dominated by meat – beef in particular. Pasta is surprisingly popular, as are other European style foods. Beer is easily available, and Argentinian wines are now making their mark on the international stage. Eating out is inexpensive and increasingly varied, including Chinese and vegetarian restaurants. Although US Dollars are generally taken everywhere, foreign currencies can be exchanged in banks and authorized bureaus. American Express, VISA, Diners and Master Card are widely accepted Banks and Exchange Bureaus: Mondays to Fridays from 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. Business Offices: generally from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. and from 2.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Stores: in the big cities from 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m., although in the outskirts and the provinces they generally close at midday. Saturdays, from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Cafés, cake shops and pizzerias: open most of the time except between 2.00 and 6.00 a.m. Restaurants: lunch is served as from 12.30 p.m. and dinner as from 8.30 hours. Fast-food menus are served in many restaurants at all times. The Teaching English in Argentina has done well in developing a large TEFL tradition over the last few years. The recent economic problems have now started to stabilize, and this teaching market is recovering well. Business English is in big demand, particularly in Buenos Aires. Here thousands of companies provide English lessons for their employees. Business teaching is often in-house, so the teachers need to travel from company to company. American-English is sometimes preferred, though opportunities exist for qualified teachers from any native English-speaking background. International language school chains have also arrived in Argentina, such as the Wall Street Institute and Inlingua.. The number of hours of teaching a week on average are 10 - 20. You can teach all levels and ages in Argentina from business women to orphans. Due to the economical situation, it is difficult for many students to buy English books or to get them from a public library. You will need to give them challenging activities: using authentic materials, like English newspapers, magazines, brochures, ads, etc. Children are growing up in a country full of problems, and they question why they have to learn English or why they have to study. Originality and enthusiasm are definitely needed to make a connection. Argentina Directory £4.99




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