How to Teach English in Europe: 10 Basic Requirements for Non-EU Citizens
If you want to teach English in Europe but you’re from outside the EU, you might think it’s a pipe dream. But the reality is thousands of people like you do it every year. You just have to know how. That includes the vast majority of our students. At TEFL Iberia, we’re one of the most respected TEFL training...
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How Brexit has impacted study abroad opportunities in Spain

Want to beat Brexit and study in Spain? It’s possible. While Brexit has certainly thrown a spanner in the works for thousands of people with dreams of studying and working in Spain, there’s an easy way round all the red tape and regulations. Let’s ...

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How long can non-EU citizens stay in Spain?

People from all over the world want to visit Spain. And no wonder – spectacular cuisine, incredible culture and an endlessly fascinating history. Oh, and the weather’s not bad either. But how long are legally allowed to stay in Spain if you’re not a...

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How to spend a year working in Spain

Spain is the dream destination for those looking for an exciting new experience abroad. Whether it’s learning a new language, discovering a new culture or simply soaking up the sun and enjoying the incredible cuisine, Spain is the perfect place for t...

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Things to do in May in Barcelona

The month of May is an exciting time in Barcelona. The days are getting longer, the temperatures are rising and those lazy summer days are just a few weeks away. Add to that a whole host of amazing events and you’ve got a very special time of the ye...

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Top 5 festivals in Barcelona

With summer inching ever-closer, it’s time to start thinking about festivals! Few cities do festive frolics quite like Barcelona. From exciting globally-renowned events to mind-blowing local street parties, there are so many festivals to look forwar...

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Top 5 Easter activities in Barcelona

Easter is a time for big celebrations in Barcelona. Not only is semana santa (‘holy week’) a key part of Catholic tradition, it’s also a time when the city starts to shake away the winter blues and enjoy the warmer weather.  From spectacular parades...