The capital of the largest Spanish-speaking country on the
continent, Buenos Aires is a bustling city of over 9 million
people. Its French-style architecture, Italian heritage, and
general cultural sophistication give it a distinctly elegant
feel, earning it the nickname “The Paris of South America.”
Add to that a vibrant populace, a nightlife that never stops,
and shopping and dining galore, and it's hard to imagine a
more enjoyable city than Buenos Aires.
Buenos Aires continues to be one of our most popular TEFL
course locations and there's no lack of reasons why. The
city is renowned internationally for world-class soccer
teams, thriving tango culture, scrumptious cuisine (especially
beef), and, more recently, for amazingly affordable prices.
It would take you a lifetime to experience the sights and
sounds the city has to offer. But after getting certified to
teach English in Argentina, you may just want to stick
around and give it a try!
Our TEFL training center in Buenos Aires has excellent
facilities in a historic part of town. There are two
purpose-built classrooms just for the use of our TEFL
classes, a comfortable work/study area for planning lessons,
a small computer lab, as well as free WiFi. There is also a
patio for coffee breaks and a terrace for the occasional
asado (BBQ).
The training center is located in San Telmo, one of the
characteristic and picturesque neighborhoods in Buenos
Aires. Within walking distance are the many restaurants,
bars, and cafés that make San Telmo popular with tourists
and locals alike. Also within walking distance is the famous
Plaza Dorrego where you will always find some excitement! .
For those who wish to venture further afield, there is
excellent public transportation in the city including trains,
subways, buses, and even ferries to nearby Uruguay.
Argentina boasts a highly literate population which places a
premium on education-including high level English language
instruction. Once among the wealthiest countries in South
America, Argentina has suffered from a series of economic
woes in recent years. That said, the good news is that since
2002 the economy has grown, poverty has declined, and the
middle class has rebounded considerably. As the country
forges ahead, more and more people are realizing the
importance of-and are now able to afford-English language
classes.
Almost half of Argentina's population lives in the province
of Buenos Aires, and many of the nation's English teaching
jobs can be found there. As a certified TEFL teacher in
Buenos Aires, you will likely find the most work teaching
English to professionals and business executives. However,
you may also enjoy opportunities to tutor students studying
for school and university exams, families preparing for a
trip abroad, or others looking to improve their English
skills.
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