" The International Prepatory School in Santiago, Chile, is currently looking for a music teacher for K-12. TIPS is a small, private school using the British Curriculum. Tasks would include basic music education, after school lessons, activities and planning school productions. The ability to speak Spanish is an advantage but not necessary. Please contact me for more information. Mary O. mary@emsli.com "

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Hello,

I am not a teacher, but a parent arriving in Chile with my children. My eldest currently attends an international school in the States. It would be of interest to visit the school. Is this a possibility. We will be in Santiago in May.

Thank you in advance for your response.

M. Allen

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I am a teacher looking for placement in Chile. I teach Language Arts and History, also Spanish although I am not endorsed in this area. I am the ELL teacher in our building and am working on my certifacation for this. I would love to work and live in Chile. Any future openings?

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HEY GAYBEAU
I am in the same posiiton. Finishing my ell next spring- i have already found a position to teach english in a school. Not much pay- actually- very little pay. I presently work as an ell teacher in a high school. I am planning on my move in summer of 05. maybe we should stay iin contact. I have been to Chile for a week this spring- am going back for this summer.
Bruce

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