For ESL teachers, Spain is an ideal destination—and with high demand for English teachers, it offers plenty of opportunities to turn that dream into reality.

If you’re hearing that jobs are hard to find, that hiring happens only in September, or other discouraging advice, don’t let it worry you—opportunities exist year-round if you know where to look. Here’s our guide to five of the best cities in Spain for thriving ELT communities, plus tips on how to secure work once you’re there.

Language learning becomes more enjoyable and effective when it’s connected to students' own lives and experiences. Now, we’re not suggesting you start blasting flamenco music or staging tomato fights, but we do have five easy ways to bring Sunny Spain into your classroom and introduce meaningful content that resonates with students

As teachers, we've all come across those English words that trip up our Spanish-speaking students time and time again. Whether it's tricky pronunciation, confusing spelling, or grammatical mix-ups, certain words seem to pop up in our classes more than others. We’ve put together a list of five problem words and some tips on how you can help your students master them.

Football might be a universal language, but speaking the local tongue can make all the difference on and off the pitch. These five footballers didn't just rely on their skills; they went the extra mile to learn Spanish. Here’s a look at how they’ve done—check out the videos and see for yourself!

As an English teacher with Spanish-speaking students, you've probably been asked, "How do you say ___ in English?" more times than you can count. But every now and then, a word comes up that leaves you scratching your head, trying to find the right way to explain it. To help you out, we’ve compiled five of the trickiest ones.

Here are our top five pronunciation problems for Spanish speakers learning English, along with some practical teaching tips for you to help your students fix them.