Tutoring and After School Care

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Member since 08 December 2011

LACruzMember14 August 2013 20:09:05

Do you all think it is realistic for an Expat in the Condado Area to get work tutoring and maybe doing after school care for other Expats who may want a tutor to help kids with the language. If/When we move to PR I was thinking of trying to do that rather then a traditional job. (My husband's job would be relocating him to PR. He is Actually Puerto Rican (raised in FL) and I am Dominican born and raised in in the states. We are both fluent in Spanish.

Thoughts?!

Maximilien ViP

Member since 20 June 2013

MaximilienViP15 August 2013 09:29:12

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Hi LACruz,

Welcome to Expat-Blog

I suggest you post your resume in the Teaching jobs in Puerto Rico section please

Best of luck

Thank you

Maximilien
Expat-blog Team

LACruz Member

Member since 08 December 2011

LACruzMember15 August 2013 12:49:29

Great idea, thanks! will do when I actually move.

steph120765 New member

Member since 17 September 2012

steph120765New member19 August 2013 16:49:20

Sorry you got kicked out of this blog but email me if you want and I will connect you to our little group on Facebook that we are all homeschoolers and some are teachers that can't get a job in PR because they don't speak spanish. The dept. of Ed. over there is looking for teachers to teach english--you don't even need your teaching certificate. There is a mommy's group from PR that had it posted just last month--(I showed it to my sil who is in school to become a teacher but would like to go to PR and teach too). We are moving to PR next week but not in the area that you are--more inland. We can't afford private school so I'm gonna try and do homeschooling with my two oldest and see if I can put my 5 year old into headstart (or kindergarten if let her) so she can learn the language faster than me and the kids will probably learn. My email is vaz 05 at yahoo.com (take out the spaces)
Good luck.
Stephanie

LACruz Member

Member since 08 December 2011

LACruzMember19 August 2013 18:40:38

Thanks Stephanie! Good luck to you as well!!

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