Tag Archives: auxiliar de conversación

How to Get a Walk-in Apostille for Spain Visa Documents

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Eve Richer

Okay, first of all, does anyone know how to pronounce the word Apostille? A site I found via Google breaks it down phonetically as a-poss-steal. That means I’ve probably been saying it incorrectly throughout years of applying for various visas… … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellaneous, Teaching in Spain | Tagged apostille, apostille of the hague, auxiliar de conversación, auxiliar program, dc consulate, fbi background check, fbi certificate, medical certificate, north american language and culture assistant, spanish consulate, spanish embassy, student visa, teaching in spain | 5 Comments

How to Get the FBI Background Check and Apostille for Auxiliares Program

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Ben Raznick

This is a follow-up to Eve’s FAQs about teaching English in Spain in order to answer some questions about the FBI Background Check. Applying for this document can be confusing, so this should clarify things a bit. Disclaimer: Last year … Continue reading →

Posted in Teaching in Spain | Tagged apostille, auxiliar de conversación, fbi background check, fbi certificate, living abroad, north american language and culture assistant, notary, spain, teach english | 181 Comments

How to Get a Job Teaching English in Spain

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Eve Richer

Recently a few people have emailed me about the teaching program I’m doing in Spain. This topic is tangentially related to Pueblo, so I thought I’d post some info here in the hopes that someone will find it useful. If … Continue reading →