family going from Los Angeles to Chile

Hello pequeescudero and welcome to Expat.com

While waiting for members to share their experience with you, I suggest you check out some threads of the forum to gather some infos :

Cost of living in Chile – 2015

You will also find a lot of helpful threads in our forum sections :

everyday life in Chile

Working in Chile

Hope this helps enlighten some of your queries

Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team

I think if you have that level of education and you want to work on that, it will be dificult get a job in Villarica. In Santiago you will have more oportunities, there is a international companies where they search people that can speak fluent english and perhaps for that reason you could try to live in Santiago.

I recommend to you that you should contact employees agencies, there is a lot of outsourcing partners that search people and search a job for you, but perhaps in ur industry you could try to find something in a public sector or foundations!

Here there is a list of british schools where your childs could be in to : www.absch.cl , here it kind of dificult speak in english so i think it will be better for they in the begining


Ricardo

thank you. I am also a birth doula and some people have told me there are some opportunities in that type of work there.  We are planning our leave in February of next year so we have time for more research.