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This offer was sent to us by EES. :

EES - Executive English Solutions

We are a serious, established English school located in Santiago, Chile. Our service is geared towards corporations and busy business executives who need to develop advanced English communication skills in a professional context. Our classes are small and personalized, from 1-4 students per class, most of which are taught on-site at the client’s offices.

We are looking for qualified language teachers and experienced business professionals to join our team. Our pay and benefit package is higher than most schools in Chile and includes a Chilean work visa, health insurance coverage, Spanish Language Training and assistance getting established in Santiago.

We are seeking qualified candidates to fill the following positions:

• TSOL/CELTA/TEFL certified teachers

• Experienced Corporate Trainers for AMA courses and Executive Development Programs
• Cross-Cultural Awareness Experts
• Ambitious, bilingual New Business Development Managers

Requirements:
• Interested in human development
• College Degree
• 2+ years Related Experience
• Responsible & Reliable
• Organized
• Results Oriented
• Trainable
• Excellent Communication Skills
• Outstanding Interpersonal Skills
• Highly Motivated

Please send all information to: info < NO EMAIL > ees.cl

Or visit www.ees.cl Instituto de Ingles Executive English Solutions Santiago Chile

Questions may be posted here.

The Certificates are likly the most important. Experience in a specific field is important also. It does not need to be English teaching however.

• TSOL/CELTA/TEFL certified teachers

Depends on a lot factors. Ideally I would say run your own show. Barring that there are some companies that are looking for English speaking IT people. In fact, I almost never see an add in the paper for an IT person that does not require English. Of course much depends on your specialty. If you are sufficiently good enough with computers as to be more or less a jack of all trades, then it can be done. I would not expect to find work designing processors or doing research here, but your general run of the mill networking and such it would be possible.

Still, I have to agree that working for a Chilean boss might be a quick way to drive yourself to insanity. A better one might be to target international companies that have offices here. There hiring and management practices should be more of what you would expect.

On the English school front, there might be a lot in way of company training programs in English. All their IT people need to learn English because the primary docs for most IT work are written in English first.

I should clarify that job offer. I am not offering the job.

That said, the owner of EES is my brother.

Best source of info is to visit their link above, or email them directly.

As far as know they generally only hire people that are in the country, but I can not really speak for them.

Best to call them. They get lots of email, so let them know you are serious.

They do much more than just teach English. They may be looking for various executive training type teachers.

I'll talk to him, and see what I can do.