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Teaching in Latin America - included in this list are the schools of: Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemal, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela - *Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico are on seperate lists.
Most of these countries have very few English language schools, so we have combined their resources into one list.
As a result we have not compiled an information page for these ten countries,simply because it would take up too much space. The schools and the jobs are there, just the choices are limited! However the cultural experience is multiplied!
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Costa Rica- Barbara Petrie took a Spanish course in Costa Ricahome. She is also an English teacher here are some of her experiences of living there. This is her Costa Rica diary (Blog.)
Costa
Rica lies between the Caribbean and Pacific oceans. Tortuguero is on the
Caribbean side and
Flamingo is on the Pacific. Each side is to reflect the influences from
each side. I was taken directly to my home stay which is great. There
is Jovita and her three daughters, Marisol 17, Ileana 23 and Laura 27.
It is an apartment with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The shower usually
is cold. There are not heaters or air conditioners because THE WEATHER
IS PERFECT!! I am in San Joaquin del Flores near San Jose.
Costa
Rica reminds me so much of Hawaii. They grow sugar cane, pineapple, mangoes,
papaya, hearts of palm, bananas and macadamia nuts. Now I know what happened
to Hawaii. It also has Hibiscus, Bouganvilla, ginger. The island is incredibly
beautiful. They have trees everywhere which they call the canopy. I took
a walking tour of Heredia which is the local province. There are 7 provinces
and many volcanoes.
And on Monday night I went dancing for two hours. I was totally drenched
and thinking of Janet. We did salsa, regaeton and local Costa Rican dances.
Laura, one\ of the daughters was the teacher. It was great..
Tuesday
I went to school, hours from 8 to 12 and we have a break at 10 for fruit,
coffee and chatting.
Then I went on a tour to San Jose. We visited the Opera House and museum.
I hope to go to an opera this week. Tuesday night was Costa Rican dancing
but I wanted to relax.
Wednesday we went to the Mariposarios. Costa Rica has lots of butterflies and exports them to zoos and museums. It was beautiful and interesting.
Thursday
we went to Vulcan Poas and Sarchi. The volcano was beautiful. Totally
cloudy and then
cleared for 5 minutes. Sarchi is an artist town. They have the biggest
cart in the world. We watched
men making beautiful cedar boxes, chess sets, tables from wood all by
hand.
Friday
I went to Sarapiqui which is a lake and we went on a boat trip. We saw
iguana, monkies, guayman and
toucans.
Saturday
I had to wake up at 5 to go to Tortuguero which is the reason I wanted
to come to Costa Rica. We took a bus for 3 hours which was beautiful and
interesting. We drove through banana plantations and stopped at Del Monte.
I cannot tell you how it was to be in a third world country and see first
hand how hard these people work and where and how they live. Then a boat
for 1 ½ hours through the rain forest.
Words cannot describe how beautiful it was and clean!!!! It is a national
park which lies between the
Caribbean ocean and a river. It was an eco resort and totally beautiful.
We got there about 3 and took a
tour of the city. It was interesting because there are no roads only planes
or boats. There are 800
people who live there who work at the 10 hotels and there are tourist
shops. To my surprise there were
many young Americans, Germans, Belgium’s, Spaniards, Danes. I met
some new friends from San Jose and we had Pina Coladas. At 8 we were taken
by boat to a beach to watch the giant turtles lay eggs. The beach was
beautiful, the water is about 90 degrees but we couldn’t swim and
the sky was illumines cent. We were there for 2 hours and it was amazing.
We watched her lay the eggs, cover them, she threw sand all over me and
then we walked her back to the ocean. What an experience, almost like
motherhood. The weigh about 250 pounds, live to be around 100 and do not
bear eggs until they are 35 years old. We got up Sunday and took a boat
trip in the rain forest and it was raining!!! We again saw iguana, monkeys,
toucans, herons. We then packed up and returned home. What an incredibly
great experience and beautiful place!!!
I love the home stay and school experience. You really experience the culture and travel at the same time. I am sure it is cheaper then booking yourself through the states. It is very beautiful and the food and drinks are delicious and healthy. I have seen so much fruit I have never seen. I have another week ere in San Joaquin del Flores and then I will go to Montverde for a week which is in the mountains. This weekend I think I will go to Vulcan Arena.
Tonight
is dancing. Yesterday we went to the mall, Paseo del Flores.
It
was very fun. The food court had KFC, McDonalds, Quiznos, Subway, Tcby
and others with a lot of fancy desserts.
My friends wanted to get Kite Runner for their Mama Tica (the mother we stay with) but they didn't have it. I wasn't surprised since going to the book stores in Korea. I did see Thorn Birds if that gives you an indication of their books. I purchased two cookbooks for my Mama Tica. The younger daughter loves Italian food so I bought an Italian recipe book and and Asian. They were very excited. Dia De Las Madres is the 15th, a celebration for mothers so I told them Jovita could pick out the recipe she wanted and they would cook for her. She thought that was a great idea.
Today
was the Fiesta de San Lorenzo. We got up at 5 a.m. and walked a few blocks.
It was totally awesome. A trombone, trumpet were playing great music and
there were three large costumes with huge masks dancing. The music was
great and we were dancing up and down the streets. At the end was a large
pinata. What a great experience. I was back in time for breakfast and
to start school at 8.
I will be leaving Saturday for Flaming (beach town) but first going to
Volcan Arenal. I understand the
hotel is on the volcano and at night you sit out and watch the eruption.
Costa Rica is quite European, I think. The women are very stylish and wear a lot of makeup.
The daughters
do not do any chores at home. At breakfast this morning, Ileana jumped
up and said she would be late for work but left her dishes on the table.
As far as I can see the mother is like the
maid, totally responsible for cleaning the house, washing the clothes
and cooking 3 meals a day for
everyone and also working. Music
and dancing is a big part of their lives. Everyone here dances and loves
music, especially women. My family has the greatest selection of DVDs.
Last night they watched Capote and have The Hours. I
think there are more women in Costa Rica than men
which also makes it hard on women.
Tomorrow
is my last day in San Joaquin de Flores. I am off to the beach and a B&B.
No more meals prepared and laundry done. I will miss my family very much.
They have been great to me. Today is my last day at San Joaquin del Flores.
Last night I went to the bank and paid my exit tax and
bought more clothes. Then went to a cafe and bought strawberry cheesecake.
I studied
direct and indirect verbs last night and started index cards for vocabulary.
I had 100 words.
I am enjoying the school and have learned a lot. We
just had a lunch for us mothers for Dia de las
Madres. They gave us a gift and we had a great lunch. It was very nice.
The school is large and two
stories with a room like an outside living room where we have our breaks.
It is very nice. The school is
beautiful and a lot of fun art. I
leave tomorrow for Volcan Arenal where on my tour I will visit hot springs
and a waterfall. I am looking forward to some hiking also. I met two women
from Central Ca and we have had a ball.
My next
stop is Flamingo which per the map has a lot of beaches near it. I heard
there is a lot of hotels and Americans. It should be a huge culture adjustment.
I will be staying in a B&B which has
buses to and from school! They wash your clothes once a week and clean
your room everyday. I will miss living with my family. The
school is very efficient with all the transfers and I am beginning to
feel more comfortable. Since the school is out of the way for tours we
are dropped off at different locations to wait for the tour bus and it
is weird but has worked out well.
I arrived
last night to the Pacific side of Costa Rica. I spent the weekend at Volcan
Arenal. It was
great. We took a hike to the volcano overlook and there were orchids and
bromeliads, butterflies and
guava. After the hike we went to outdoor pools. You check you stuff in
a locker and there are about 5
pools. Hot and cold and bars. There were lots of tourists and it was great
after the hike. Our hotel
was little cabins right at the base of the volcano and we could hear the
volcano spitting rocks. Next
day we walked down(and up) 502 stairs(steep) to La Fortuna waterfall and
swan in the pool. It was
great. It was then a 4 1-2 hour ride to Flamingo Beach. It is totally
beautiful. Only problem is we
are staying out of the city and have a bus that takes us back at 5. Tomorrow
is no school so I intend on hiking about. I went to the beach today next
to the school and it was totally beautiful with no people. I think August
is a slow month. The school had 90 students and now there are 40. There
is a lot of construction of condos and a lot of hotels. The drive from
Arenal to Flamingo was very interesting. The total landscape changed.
It is very warm here and the water is about 80 degrees. There s a beach
in front of the hotel so I will be there tomorrow. The
teacher is different and I and my friend feel like
San Joaquin is our home. I will be doing another trip this weekend or
going to Monteverde.
I am
staying in a hotel with two pools pretty much in the centre of nowhere.
I have met a family and
hopefully we may take a taxi tonight to go out or I have will have to
eat at the restaurant at the hotel
and it is expensive ($6). They do have a bar so I can have a margarita.
I would recommend anyone to visit or work in Costa Rica.
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