A great way to see a foreign country is to live there. If it's always been your dream to explore Spain, why not move there and teach English? Teaching English is a great way to pay your expenses while helping people and seeing a new place.
Instructions
1. Be a European Union resident or get lucky. Spain is not supposed to hire North Americans as English or any other type of teacher. Some institutes will break the rules, but, in general, going to Spain or simply contacting the institute you would like to work for might not be the best approach.
2. Try getting a summer job teaching English to children in Spain. This comprises more than just English lessons. There are games, parties and events that you'll probably have to participate in.
3. Get a job the legal way by finding an institution that will hire you. Then the institution will petition the Spanish government to make an exception so that you can get a work visa. Next, you'll have to take the papers, assuming Spain's government approves your case, and have certain people in the U.S. sign those documents as well. It takes about 12 months to complete the entire process.
